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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
An Iowa College extension summary outlines when lambs show good finish under proper feedlot conditions. It notes end of the third or fourth week as feeding effects appear and describes posture changes, back stiffness, and breast expansion indicating finishing progress. It cautions about disease spread from mixed herds and stresses sanitary separation.
A Maple Leaf poem about Napolean’s second burial, attributed to Sir John Hagarty, recalls the Seine banks and Paris grandeur. The piece, republished from older Canadian readings, evokes war memories, imperial symbols, and a somber royal burial atmosphere.
The case describes Dr J R Cocke a Russian secret agent found dead in a Boston apartment after a supposed scheme to gather nihilist intelligence. Miss Charlotte Harrington testified they worked for the Russian empire and were paid by Count Muraviets to obtain information on nihilist movements.
Mr and Mrs Willems eloped from Owlherride and wed at Marverilis. Neighbor Cehe Seegher, fearing loss, warned the couple’s plans and confronted them, claiming she was the only girl he could ever love.
A 21 year old colored domestic Lillie Latcher at 2329 Market Street is hospitalized with a conraged forehead and severe bruises after a balcony collapse. Witnesses say jealousy over a coal man led to the fatal fall from a rear balcony where a wooden support was sawed.
A distorted account describes a violent incident involving a queen, a leader, and followers at a VoClie hospital. Several figures are wounded or killed amid a chaotic sequence that ends with a person taking their own life and others fleeing or lamenting the deaths.
A study of published biographies finds that brain workers at the forefront of society show an average lifespan of around eighty years. Researchers examined five eminent men and women to draw the conclusion that intellectual labor correlates with longevity.
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