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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
7
The article reports Purdue agronomist W. Latta on corn cultivation with a weeder plus harrow versus traditional cultivators and corn plows, noting relative performance over four years. It also covers grape vine post training, artichoke value to hog farmers, seed recommendations, and government livestock trends including hog and cattle counts.
In Venango and Elk counties Pennsylvania the Jacobs clan were famed hunters. Jim Jacobs, the youngest, killed the state’s last elk and brought forty one bear hides to Byers trading post on the Allegheny. A 1863 expedition with Roscoe Conkling saw Jim vanish after claiming to have seen a white wolf, prompting speculation of bad medicine and frontier superstition.
A fragment warns that growths must be removed by spring to prevent material injury to the vine. The exact context or source is not provided.
A hunting party pursues a legendary white wolf along a ridge and river in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Four rifles fire at long range, the wolf vanishes off a cliff, dogs maneuver with effort, and the tale ends with the wolf presumed killed or vanished, sparking danger and persistence in the pursuit.
A confused cow escapade disrupts a Bladon farm yard as a halfgrown heifer breaks loose in the hay shed and causes alarm. Workers and animals collide in a panicked, noisy commotion while attempts to contain the animal trigger further disorder and misadventure.
A detailed survey describes copper bearing beds in a seven mile long valley in Mera County New Mexico near Guadalupita and Watrous Santa Fe railroad. Observations note shale dominated beds with copper sulfide occurrences linked to weathered carbonates and subsequent pumping disputes among local interests.
Highly garbled text describes vague items and actions about horses and ground, mentioning tents, beer, pets, and peers in unclear context. No coherent events, names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Jota Drebksky, a Cincioesti berber, re shedding his chin. The chin comely pieces of bark. The process is quilts.
Fragmentary OCR text references ore processing operations, property interests, and possible court involvement. Mentions the Creede area, concentration of ore, a receiver, and negotiations over property and payments. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable individuals.
A damaged notice describes property removal from a site once part of Gray Berle and Bowers. It notes onsite materials and workers, including pine timber and concrete components, with a plan to salvage or repurpose pieces during a redevelopment phase.
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