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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1895
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for the paper including two cent per line for initial insertion and fifteen cents per line for subsequent lines. Rates for editorial notices and legal notices are provided on request.
A long list of local notices from Dillon Montana covers shop ads for Scearce's tobacco pipes and hair products, cattle sales, road surveying, court actions, and visits by residents, with brief mentions of officials, a lighthouse of small town commerce and community events.
An Beaverhead County reader critiques the export of American horses to Germany via Brunswick, calculating profits per head. He notes costs for packing, duty, transportation, and landed price in Hamburg, suggesting potential shippers use rough estimates to assess viability and to consider local horse supplies.
Fragmented text records multiple names and businesses, including Pyhivie Grocery and various individuals. The garbled lines mention incorporation, prices, a pie shop on Monten street, a water-related item, a marriage reference, and a visiting treasurer, all in a crowded, unclear OCR submission.
Fragmentary text mentions Roetice te Hexters and AG Peesons with warding to keep out rents. References to Dulles, Most, Ang, and Sch appear unresolved. No clear event, date, or location can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary text shows scattered references to September dates, names, and talks about a committee or meeting. Numerous garbled words obscure specifics, with mentions of Helena, a capeudive Coipdtfee, and various terms suggesting a planning session or debate.
Fragmentary notice promises free help with descriptions and letters sent by mail. It asks readers to send their description to a postal address in Rapids, Ohio, for possible returns and letters.
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