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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1897
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including two percent for initial insertion and a penny per line for each subsequent insertion for local notices. Business locals cost ten cents per line with a teaser rate. Rates for standing advertisements are provided on request.
Readable item shows 1806 timetable notes for Utah Northern with passenger No. 7 northbound and southbound times, freight No. 27 Butte fast freight north and local north and south runs, plus time freight south details.
The Dillon publishers announce a policy shift to charge for local entertainment and admission notices. Free ads will end for church fairs raffles and performances with profits or admissions, while traveling shows and theater events will pay commercial rates.
The article reports on Miss Palen Teach Yaw performing as a singer with Mr Mawinillan Disk and Miss Georgiella Lay Phe Chicago Tribune. It notes changes in social circles and mentions engagements and attending events at notable venues.
A county notice warns against trespass and claim jumpers near property tied to Harvey Selivan and partner. The county attorney urges diligence and reporting any interference as authorities address a disputed grant and protect lands amid legal action.
A typewritten communication arrived at the Tag EXaminee office last week seeking publication. The letter is unsigned and cannot be printed. the author’s identity must be disclosed to the editor, honoring the uniform policy of all newspaper offices.
Notice to all who owe Jas E Estes to call and settle accounts by on or before January 20. After that date, the accounts will be transferred and no longer in Estes’s hands. Those indebted should present their bills for payment.
Dissolution of LB. Rood & Co., a firm doing business at Anaconda and Dillon, Montana, by mutual consent on December 30, 1896. C. S. Rood and BOW Holy continue the Anaconda business as CLE Rood A Co. and WoT Cochran continues the Dillon business under his own name. Liabilities of the Anaconda department assumed by Rood & Co. and all accounts of the Dillon department collected by Cochran. The notice also includes faded, unrelated text about patent medicines.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Reoed Trip Tuhete Vip and Pice Phe with scattered phrases. The readable text lacks clear events or entities to establish a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice involving an administrator and a steel works. Readable names include the administrator and the facility, with unclear action and location due to damaged text.
An application notice appears from the postmaster dated this day indicating Greaves has filed a patent request under number 2787. The document references Mortang and Semper, noting official action and subsequent steps in the filing process.
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