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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
3
A garbled passage mentions standing advertisements, edito rial eyes, a local question to Pax Dillon Examiere, and charges for fancy article sales. It reads like a damaged public notice listing rates for lines and a general statement about charged listings and fairs.
Fragmented OCR lists numbered routes with unclear mileposts and times for North and South bound passages. Items show inconsistent letters and spacing, indicating damaged text but suggesting there are multiple route numbers and times such as No 7 No 9 No 8 and No 10 with various mile markers.
Local Dillon area residents and visitors report frequent trips to Butte Helena Missoula and nearby towns. Business matters dominate with many names like Gillis Kaiser and Shoenborn traveling for meetings and procurement while others plan land and mining ventures in Argenta Dillon and the surrounding basins.
Farmers who planted beets last spring report healthy crops and good prospects. Billing’s Sugar Company offers cultivation tips: thinning to one beet per 10 inches after 4–6 leaves, spacing with a 7 inch hoe or 6 inch hoe if stands are weak, then hoeing to remove weeds and extra beets. Keep soil loose, irrigate only as needed, prepare ditches early, and monitor moisture through September. Each grower must judge conditions since no fixed rules apply.
An August note references the Oregon Short Line running an excursion from Salt Lake City. Details are incomplete but indicate a railway event or trip announcement with limited legible text.
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