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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1896
Page
7
The excerpt discusses statehood for Oklahoma and the Indian Territory with views on uniting into one state. It notes potential economic strength, agricultural wealth, and the impact on industry and transportation. The piece also advertises Salzer Seeds and promotional copy for a seed company.
The fragment discusses alleged procedures and warnings about a dubious medical process and the misuse of forged papers. It mentions a figure named Pur and references to legal or professional stakes, with emphasis on procedures that threaten foundational trust.
At a year old club a lively meeting ends in champagne and cigars as talk swirls around new women and domestic roles. Helen Clayburn’s engagement to Tom Agnew tests social expectations and election gossip while a cheerful whist session leads to personal revelations.
The Gazette reports Mr. Tabortas recovery from a nearly fatal siege of sciatic rheumatism. He credits Williams Pills for relief after a year of bed confining pain and declares his condition improved, though he will continue taking the medicine as he grows. The piece notes his role as secretary treasurer of the Commercial Printing Company in Burlington and mentions his interview at the Hedge Block offices and 417 Lasset Street.
An aged advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy against malaria chills fever and a host of ailments. It claims to improve appetite sleep and aging infirmities while addressing dyspepsia nervousness rheumatism and kidney issues. The ad recommends a daily three times dosage and asserts stronger effect with more regular use.
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