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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1895
Page
8
A poetic meditation urging quiet amid life’s trials and feuds. The speaker wrestles with inner ghosts and external strife while faith hints at a divine throne unaffected by earthly rage. The refrain invites calm as winds and waters fail to touch the core.
In a remote Arkansas mountain town the Atkins family, led by Bil Atkins who is blind, gain sudden local celebrity as rumors spread they will receive back pay from a pension. The town’s storekeepers, clergymen, and residents react with curiosity and mixed sympathy while a pension examiner later denies any pension for Bil Atkins, citing no war service link.
A collection of eccentric notes on figures from Harvard to national leaders. Mentions Prestorst Eviot sailing to Egypt, longevity records for De Episos's ancestors, William H. Nave as American Terfield, and high lecture fees for Col. Robert G. Ingersoll. Also references Miss Many McConnecy, tax remarks by Richest Woman, and revived sport tied to Sip Judian Paice fete.
A garbled notice describes contested authors, a forthcoming book titled Child Claristasher, and a scandalous wedding rumor. It mentions publishers, editors, and planned frontispieces amid disputes over rights and editorial leadership at a Paris press.
A disjointed historical snippet discusses farm economics, poultry production costs, and food preservation methods. It mentions meat prices, potatoes, screen wire wrapping, and general farm practices, with references to a local station and various fruitless attempts to define efficient farming.
The item advertises patent assistance for obtaining patents and leading models or drawings, offering to advise on patentability and securement while charging only after successful patent grants. It names CAL SNOW A CO and Washington DC offices and promises free distribution of a guide on how to obtain patents with client examples.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss church matters and clergy, mentioning Salvation Army and Protestant views. References to sermons and permissions appear garbled, with dates and names unreadable, resulting in an unclear summary of local religious events.
Notice for publication lists Juan Ghice of De de Aguldth and a pending filing in Montana on May ith 1895. It names voters and residents including Joseph Gadwe George Wo Pickett Edward Vo S5rew and others. Protests or proof must be filed at the designated place by the stated deadline with W E Cox, Register.
Gleaned from the sea presents garbled observations on marine life. It mentions fry from semigulley, sea worms along European coasts, sea-cupress coral bearing thousands of animals, and a weight measure for sea cond. The passage is heavily corrupted and partially unintelligible.
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 21 1995 announces final proof before the clerk of the district court. The notice lists Timber Culture explication No 106 for the southwest quarter of section and timber entitlements. Two witnesses named William E Colewany and Eraste BR Sprinkle. First publication March 27.
Notice for publication regarding an individual named Lord Gmiee at Missenta and related matters under local legal notice conventions. Details are partially readable and reference a setting titled TULACK WELL and a First pot.
Notice is given that George Thompson appears to prove his claim to residence and cultivation of land at the district court on May 1, 185. Witnesses named include Joseph C. Bexton Blackwell, Lawrence of Bowen P OW Montana and Dietman Owen. Alfred F. McVay of Wisdom, Mertens, and M. Evans, Register.
A summary of a local protest over proctor allowances notes participants including George Thorp, Phe Kweli Lawrence, and others from Bowen and Molton. The filing calls for evidence and adherence to law, with a court or hearing referenced as governing the matter.
Notice for public actions regarding a estate filed by E. Cox Register. First publication April 10. The document mentions beneficiaries, allowances, objections, and the opportunity to present evidence or cross examine witnesses at a specified time and place. It outlines procedures for claims and the right to contest provisions.
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