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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
6
The article discusses late season poultry strategies for market broilers, emphasizing October lay plans, feeding meat meal for chick development, and sourcing well-developed birds. It notes geese as a possibly profitable alternative with faster growth and better prices, while warning about risks and the need for experience and careful capital before starting.
A fragmented OCR style snippet mentions places and events with unclear context. It references Sing Sing and a sequence of scattered letters and numbers, suggesting a cryptic or garbled report rather than a clear narrative. No identifiable persons or organizations are reliably present.
The Ohio Democrats reaffirm the Chicago 1896 platform while addressing new issues threatening free government. They urge reform, reject imperialism, and advocate a practical, modern Democratic path aligned with party traditions and current events.
A fragmented account from Hoffman House in New York sketches a heated exchange about party leadership and territorial policy. It contrasts Republican strength and Democratic doctrine with references to the Declaration of Independence and constitutional limits, highlighting debates over executive power and territorial acquisitions.
In Wilnington Massachusetts Frances Hiller and her husband Dr Hiller built costly caskets for their deaths and spent vast sums on their funerals. A wood carver worked five years on the caskets costing claimed at forty thousand dollars and including rare California red wood. The will allocates ten thousand to the family lot maintenance and five thousand to each of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital and Boston City Hospital with half the income to Yale University and Hospital Cottages for Children. The burial garments reportedly cost twenty six thousand dollars.
Last Sunday a large crowd gathered at Barns Point near Milford to witness a baptism for the Dretpepatt First Church. Rev Daniel Ay Powing led the ceremony and candidates Viola Thales Pelle Hherbert and Frederick faced the rite as applicants for church membership were to be admitted into the open sound.
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