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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1898
Page
8
An illustrated promotional note by J Whitman Holmes touts a forthcoming guide on Klondike gold country. It promises history routes climate laws costs, methods of working claims, and profit prospects with details on ownership and prospecting rights.
A Washington D C lawyer Henry No Copp revises a prospectors work on copper mining. The text appears as a handbook with details on assayogy and surveying, aimed at experts and hobbyists in mining. Availability noted in book stores with price.
An advertisement extols Quinns Review a West oriented weekly with bimetallism support and condensed general news. It offers subscription options from $5 yearly to 60 cents monthly and states high class advertising aims. The St Louis Republic is praised for global cable news, AP membership, and extensive coverage with free offers to readers.
Fragmented notice outlines lands patents and pensions with unclear details and figures. Readers should seek full text for authoritative information on eligibility dates and entitlements.
Reading fragment lists weekly cover prices for absorbers and foreign cosmetics. It mentions fashion series by American and English authors and a promotion by a paper, with limited readable names and scattered product mentions.
The Rio Grande Western Railway touts the Great Salt Lake Route as the fastest scenic transcontinental path to the east. It offers daily through trains and sleeping cars between Ogden and Denver with stopovers at Salt Lake City, Ogden, Glenwood Springs, Manitou, Leadville, and Denver.
Vague notice of a stockholders meeting at a court house on a Saturday. It mentions voting on capital shares, trustees, and a board of directors, with names garbled and unclear about dates, places, and precise actions.
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