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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
10
The excerpt lists pricing for notices in the Dillon Examiner including 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, business ads at 10 cents first line and 8 cents thereafter, and 5 cents per line for church events and obituaries. It notes handling of editorial and business management letters and mentions standing ad rates upon request.
A mosaic of 1808 local items includes Utah Northern timetable data with passenger and freight times, Chinese New Year events in China town, Morton's shop offers china and glassware, Mansfield comments on visitors from Argenta and Alice, and various notices of sales, entertainments, and church revival services.
D. Bingham of Limawae joins The Examiner's subscribers list. E A Carleton and Prof Garrett of Helena attend the Normal graduation. Dillon Furniture Co shows strong inventory while James Babcock and Randolph plan expansion for Babcock & Randolph with groceries and fruits. KM Trask, Beaverhead pioneer, dies at Red Rock. details awaited. Madigonian claimed Hartington railroad through Madison County may be real as Geer JoOanilea route extends westward. A fatal electrocution incident near Melrose ends with tragic injuries.
Fragmented text describes a performance by a magician or group featuring Lanrest and his wife, with references to professors, wizards, and a premier show. The passage mentions audience seating, screenings, and the rarity of such an act visiting.
The fragment presents a garbled phrase likely referring to a person named Expert Pimes Taner who is described as well known. No clear event date location or organization is readable to confirm a specific news item.
The piece discusses early education concepts including the child as a bundle of emotions, the role of the primary teacher, and the impact of cheerful songs. It emphasizes starting music in kindergarten, music as brain development, and the ideal school balancing growth with native faculties and effective guidance.
An editorial urges proper training for teachers as essential for student welfare and effective public education. It argues teachers with the required preparation yield better results and condemns employing poorly trained instructors. The piece notes a statewide push for Normal School graduates and mentions a formal ceremony with officials marking educational progress.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals tied to tailoring and a matter at Seaver. No clear event, dates, or organizations emerge to define a complete news item.
A damaged notice from Cape Nome markets minimal details about passenger and freight rates with sailing dates. It requests readers to call or write for full information and identifies TE as the serving agent.
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