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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
4
The notice fragment lists insertion rates for lines and editions, mentions editorial and business management contact, and includes garbled items about church notices fires and suppers with admission fees. It shows faulty spellings and disjointed phrases across the class of notices and ads.
Fragmentary transit note reports a south bound No 10 service leaving at 440 a m with a ta pe indication and unclear nearby timing. Details are incomplete and legible text is limited to the disrupted OCR excerpt.
Various quick items from Dillon include Frank Schwabe and Win O Rourke visiting from Blaine and Dell, J.B. McKinney returning from Salina City, and mentions of local trades, deliveries, and auctions. The page also lists medical ads, public notices, and several short society and business items reflecting a bustling county scene.
A Dillon meeting of the Woolgrowers' Association on March 15 calls for a central warehouse to store the county’s wool. They estimate losses from lack of buyer competition and seek shared investment to secure railside warehouse facilities and collective selling power.
At a Baptist Church service Rev BL Cope preached on Psalms 14 1 condemning atheism and hypocrisy. He argued avowed atheists nearly extinct but many live as though there is no God. He cited Voltaire and warned that belief must be shown by deeds not words.
Notice to creditors for Isaac Pertras deceased in Beaverhead County Montana. Administrator invites claims by the first publication date and sets a four month deadline. Address for claim submission and estate details given, with March publication dates and administrator name Alberta Ter.
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