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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1897
Page
8
A fragmented poem by Emma C Dowd asks when life will be worth living and when society will live by pure virtue not ambition. The passage appears in Congregationalist reflections on ethics and happiness.
Sol Holt receives a governor's appointment letter that promises delay and disappointment. The scene follows his reaction as he returns home in the fading light to read the missive and confront his hopes about a new post.
A scanned fragment references pricing for the New York World and related papers. It notes a combined regular sheet price of $3.50 and individual items around $2.50, with names and vendors partially legible. The text is incomplete but indicates publication and subscription details.
A fragmented page notes an reading event and winter offers at 208 Bik Ave, M Y, with mentions of a $20 dinner and various names. It references DR ALD PINTS STR, Allan B, and Captain arns showing scattered personal names and signifiers.
Poem laments a peaceful soul killed by strife and praises a humble worker unknown to fame. The speaker urges the world to know the man and love his name as his neighbors did.
A Moraga Valley school district notice seeks a first grade teacher with a certificate. George Van Dyke, board president, announced the advertisement and described the selection of the executor’s daughter from a prominent local family as the chosen candidate after an applicants’ field. The report blends local scandal with schooling notices and notes the community setting.
A dramatic duel between Van Dyke and Hosmer ends when Hosmer wounds Van Dyke with a dirk. Van Dyke breaks free, secures his wrist, and both boys shake hands to end the quarrel. The teacher learns the full tale and the school community debates the incident.
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