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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1899
Page
5
The column outlines advertising rates and terms for notices about church festivals fairs and social events. It lists charges of 6 cents per line for admissions and profit from sales, with 5 cent per line rates for acknowledgments and portal notices.
Effective April Sth 1806 the UTAM Northern timetable lists passenger No 7 Peas northbound and a southbound service. It notes a Butte fast freight at 12 40 p m and a local Perth service at 7 30 p m.
A string of brief notices covers visits, business deals, equipment, and social events. Mentions include Butterick patterns at Dillon, visits by N S Hanaiver and Nellie Sharkey, a Dillon News Co listing, and local trades such as mowing machines, wall paper, and farm implements.
Notices mix across a broad page including a Dillon Montana brick sale inquiry to James Harvey, a regimental sail from Manila in about ten days with Valencia and Zelandia, and a flurry of local church and school notices. The stream shows torn fragments of business, public notices, and community happenings.
Captain Andrew Jensen of Company E Montana Volunteer Infantry arrived from Manila on leave after being wounded in action. He praised the unit and its engagement in the Philippine Campaign, noting brave conduct and the near pantomime of battle across key engagements while greeting residents.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page shows numerous garbled words and stray names. The legible parts mention possible people and places but lack coherent events or structure to form a clear news item.
A fragmentary note appears to discuss a person named Beatrice Delevees and mentions connections to genetics theory. The readable text hints at a discussion of a theory or proposal involving Miache and To Trey. No clear event or outcome is established.
Beaverhead County superintendent of schools announces the quarterly teachers examination will be held on the third Friday in August. The notice comes from TV Carre, supervisor of Beaver Bend Schools.
A garbled OCR crop lists scattered phrases and proper names such as CAPT WELDTAM and WEY with stray terms like police and payments. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events but preserves several named individuals and fragments of places or roles.
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