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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
2
A misgouri cattle breeder from Kangas City forecasts top quality beef cattle selling this summer for high prices per hundred pounds. Hogs are expected to bring good prices as well, and overall returns look promising for the year.
The fragment argues that over 10 million acres of public land, excluding Alaska, could be irrigated to convert desert areas into fertile land and sustain a population larger than the current United States. The text references public land policy and irrigation potential without providing concrete dates or authorities.
The article discusses the total railway mileage and ownership in the country and cites experts like Mewers and Dlwand Maan who argue the Luterstite Cais would support government control of the system. The piece frames a proposition to connect and coordinate the nation’s rail network under state supervision.
A cluttered report outlines December dates and times for various town activities and notices. It mentions meetings, public hearings, educational entries, and administrative steps across multiple local organizations, with several specific times and venues implied.
A fragmented note suggests plans for a large merger and regional development between key districts. It references potential access points and a staged entrance to a central hub near Ballings, aiming to connect Pir iees and Great Fells. The tone hints at decisive leadership and strategic timing for progress.
At the Butte annual meeting assessors denounced railroad property valuations as unduly favorable. They noted railroads are valued far below others, with state total around 13 million dollars. The Kalispell Bee urges 8 million as a conservative railroad valuation, predicting only a limited increase by the state board of equalization but a possible rise of up to a million or two in total.
Washington dispatches say Tom Cartier now aligns solidly with the Roosevelt administration, unlike his McKinley support. The Republican split parties face internal friction over patronage in Utah, with Boll of Peace symbolizing a calmer approach while Stippery Tow remains influential in the party.
Fragmented remarks discuss Helena residents seeking a state appropriation and possible relocation or home project. The text references the state capital and local benefits, with emphasis on funding and governance, while noting unclear specifics and many garbled names.
A report discusses early high frequency communication experiments. It describes a pairing of transmitter at Polidébhn Ned Wall and receiver at St Johns Newfoundland. The article notes a specific tone and a set number of vibrra per second as key features of the system.
The text argues for vibration specific sets and a nine hundred fifty thousand per second standard for United States devices so messages stay private. Marconi predicts stations under $75 000 and Atlantic cables costing $3 000 000 to $4 000 000. Messages would cost a cent a word, far below current rates, signaling a bright wireless future.
Young men of Company B who served in Manila learn a bill before Congress may include all members of the Pitat Montana regiment in travel pay. Ex soldiers would receive the same per diem as others honorably discharged after service in the Philippines.
A young woman involved in a nighttime incident escapes arrest after a police hold. She is found in an alleyway near campus, exhausted and soaked, on a cold night. She remains in custody while authorities investigate why she left home in such frigid weather.
The readable text hints at a discussion of diet effects on biogeography and genetics, noting groups and figures such as Levo n and Piep in a February context. It mentions a capital gasgetae task force and a March or February timeline with references to pigs and feeds.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Peel railway owns and operates over 900 miles of equipped reading in Discs in Town Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan. It maintains all service equipment including sleeping cars parlor cars and dining cars for passenger service.
The railroad boasts leadership in block signaling electric lighting steam heating and other advances for safety comfort and luxury. It promotes its Omaha to Chicago route with premier limited trains and elegant sleeping cars and dining service. Free tables maps and information are offered by L. Downing Commercial Agent Utah Salt Lake City.
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