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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1898
Page
7
A reflective verse piece about youthful love and its tender pain contrasts with a quirky Almanac Star report on leap year reality. It notes how an almanac computer explains time shifts and references historical calendar changes. The text includes fashion notes on a Louis XVI style dancing slipper.
The article discusses India silks as desirable for summer dresses and mentions economical pricing for ready to wear. It weaves in calendar quirks noting leap year patterns and hints at fashion details like lace edging and a gathered waist with a shirred yoke.
A narrator reflects on going to war as a child asks about serving, recalling 1861 memories and Civil War echoes. The speaker debates leaving loved ones, marching, and the hope of peace in God’s love after the fighting ends.
The excerpt laments lost vigilance since the era of Thomas Jefferson and attacks John Sherman and later figures over corruption and immigration policy. It criticizes Senate leaders like Lodge and Jadwe for shaping immigration, arguing openness strengthens liberty and warns that restrictive measures threaten democratic rights and the nation’s heritage.
Dr J H Semmer leaders immigration protection group oppose restrictive immigration bills. Critics call the Lodge bill undemocratic and akin to past Republican force measures. Debate centers on labor rights and true policy for American wageworkers amid heated rhetoric.
The honest laboring men will not be deceived by the republican measure they see in it an insidious attempt by bigots to revive the Know Nothing spirit in the land.
Canadian officials consider government operation of Klondike gold mines as a means to reduce national debt. They argue crown lands contain rich deposits and that mining should benefit all Canadians, with revenue directed to the dominion treasury rather than private adventurers.
William H. Hunt, Akron Hydraulic Brick Company general manager, says manufacturing enterprises in Mexico have quadrupled in five years. He notes widespread growth with profits and dividends, no receiverships, and few business failures in the last year while cotton mills remain overworked and much of the product is imported from the United States. Mexico enjoys an era of activity unmatched elsewhere.
The article discusses the high expenses in firing large cannons and rifles. It breaks down costs into projectiles powder wear and tear on the weapon and maintenance. For modern eight and twelve inch weapons the figures show substantial per shot costs.
The jury in the Martin murder trial approves a controversial Latimer license amid shock at a brutal killing. The case is described as one of the most heinous incidents in the country’s recent history.
An unclear note claims McKinley grants ten pardons in ten months a figure said to be four times any predecessor’s count. The message, signed by Seer Precesses, appears as a garbled prophecy about mercy and prospects with no verifiable facts.
A mistyped fragment describes an Australian orphan sailing tale. It mentions guardianship and a ward receiving pension or support in a troubled setting, with references to an unsafe ferry and inadequate provisions.
A terse report presents Fermerg Tribe arguing that any corporation or enterprise needing public funds or public operations should be owned and operated by the public rather than private speculators as a core principle.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a cash investment of 86.006 dollars amid reference to crops and locations NSC Conersd and vegroes. Readable entities include a cash amount and place names, but the passage remains incoherent overall.
A new Chicago bakery device claims to replicate terms and, when timed, can produce 4 606 tonnes of bread per hour.
Leadon pressed for municipal ownership and sewer construction while an engineer estimated costs at 85 506 dollars. The contractors offered 55 006 dollars, and the city proceeded with negotiations and approval steps.
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A Farmers' Review summary cites government bulletins showing soja beans can yield three to five times the feed per acre of common hay and grain crops when grown with proper season and care. It compares protein and fat content favorably to timothy, clover, cowpeas, and corn, and discusses seed and planting rates, feeding safety, and harvest handling. The piece also covers San Jose scale pest concerns and quarantine debates, urging government action to prevent importation of infected stock.
Keely pring Flowers describes forcing fruit tree branches in warmth and sun to bloom in water filled vases. Heirloom Swiss cheese traditions are noted as wedding customs with carved histories on cheese records tracing births and deaths over centuries.
A concise note describes how well maintained infrastructure supports sales, signaling readiness to market assets. The piece emphasizes care, readiness, and the potential value unlocked by proper maintenance and timely transactions.
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