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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1899
Page
2
The San Francisco News Letter reports Jack Lawson, famed for his polo and golf circles, was summoned by a waiting lady at Burlingame. He reacted with rapid grooming and readiness to take the call, declaring he could charm any San Mateo caller.
The piece surveys Parisienne style favoring bold cuts and dark gowns with twisted necklines. It notes women’s fashion choices from workers to gilded youth, the use of black dresses, and the influence of color and accessories on appearance.
A garbled 19th century fragment recalls Morteary Eells and a sarcophagus donated by John Gerethers to honor Washington. It describes a polished coffin-like ornament and a lock of hair, with references to the head of a person and a striking memorial piece.
The Louisville club, after failing to sell the franchise, will play at the old stand next season and send the team to Florida for training. Officials aim to start strong and contend for leadership, despite doubts about profit and long-term losses. The article notes roster moves, including signings from Kansas City and Pueblo, and comments on key players and discipline issues.
The Farmers National Congress at Fort Worth Texas adopted resolutions praising road improvement and backing state support. They urge tax funded road construction, argue it benefits all, and commend the League of American Wheelmen and road inquiry officials for promoting the program.
A fragmentary item shows discussion of board pay and discipline. Mr Stegre proposes paying players to retain backbone, criticizing penalties and replacements. The note questions keeping payment parity with top players and the impact on team morale.
The fragment suggests a plan to align conduct by imposing penalties on all officials and players. It mentions making umpires follow the same steel rule as players and enforcing early bedtimes and avoidance of poker rooms.
The report notes confusion in the tire market as American firms push models at reduced prices while British firms meet tastes with flexible concessions. Managers reportedly refrain from charging Buttaria tests, and a known firm plans to set many tires in Lekhet ahead of peak US prices, highlighting cross border pricing dynamics.
A note describes a breakfast item named salt ben as two standard orders consisting of small white suet bread portions, with the top covered in ante.
A June dispute reports that planners want to reroute a depot and rename a area as Holly-on-One-Side-Plate. Residents of Wait-a-While protest, arguing the plan harms their district and history. Local commissioners face pressure as opposition is voiced by community figures and unions.
Descriptive notes reveal a thin wasp species spreading through the town. Entomologist warns of a two inch insect with spiral markings and dangerous sting. Authorities discuss control methods including phosphorus-based measures.
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