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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1898
Page
2
A Dillon observer quips that eating onions lends a fine complexion and grants car freedom. A former Dakotan, just back from the Klondike, notes climate there is no harsher than in the Dakotas, though his intent remains unclear.
A critic urges men to stop removing bats in elevators arguing it shows no respect and endangers health with draughts and disease. Elevators are vehicles not drawing rooms and require caution.
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture reports total butter production in 37,211,974 pounds, up 2,204,640 from the prior year, while cheese output falls by 98,060 pounds to 1.0435 million, with overall dairy credits reaching about $5.109 million amid rising butter sales and shifting dairy use.
The readable text fragments describe features and observers watching events, with unclear terms and broken phrases. It mentions geome, teeming with objects and possible references to watches and features, but lacks coherent narrative or named entities.
Arthur Zimmerman, famed track star, will begin a return to racing with a match against Jaap Edex, European champion, at Parc des Princes in June. Zimmerman trains in the south and plans later races against French sprinter Jacquelan, plus French records from one to ten kilometres. George Banker may join as Zimmerman’s teammate, amid fan letters Mercer cites as proof pitchers attract many admirers.
Gastive Fivierrs, a French rider now in this country, compares temperament of racing men. He notes Americans appear phlegmatic and serene while French riders tremble before races, saying the contrast shows in the saddle. He cites witnessing nine thousand spectators at a race to illustrate public interest.
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