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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1896
Page
2
A sprawling, garbled MontanA text cites diverse fragments from politics to science, mentioning Abdul Hamid, Danish farmers, a famed stallion and Comanenweal Army, a French acrobat, and a Newark surgical case. The piece weaves satire, speculation, and scattered anecdotes without a single coherent narrative.
James Dixon and Pauline Descents of Highland UL traveled to St Louis to wed but Pauline was refused a license as she was under age. Months later Pauline learned Dixon vanished with the plan thwarted by law and now seeks his arrest. The article notes how strict age laws can cause misery.
Claude B Lassalle arrested in New York for passing forged checks. Police call him the most expert and dangerous forger in the United States. Forgeries reportedly totaled over 256000 though individual sums were small. Police found blank checks from major banks and a book with pasted signatures of merchants across cities.
The article surveys bone meal fertilization from 1794 to modern practice, notes dissolved bone meal by sulfuric acid, and compares bone meal with mineral phosphates. It gives bee moth control tips, swarm weights, and emphasizes strong colonies, plus tree planting guidance and rodent protection for orchards. It ends with roadside planting observations and the value of hedgerow diversity.
A veterinary note warns that hens digestive organs should not be overtaxed through excessive feeding or improper diet. Careful rationing and balanced nutrition are advised to prevent digestive issues and maintain flock health.
B W Steere of Carthage argues before the Indiana Floricultural Society that highway tree rows on narrow roads should be planted within fence lines with a walk outside. He warns against fruit trees and emphasizes native species like maples, oaks, and elms, suggesting a mixed, nonuniform row to create beauty and resilience across generations.
Southern Cultivator urges farmers to farm for living and not just profit. Grow necessary food crops for workers and stock, preserve soil humus, and rotate crops. Better roads and factories will raise demand and transport, while home production reduces reliance on swindlers selling southern trees.
Experiments by Danish researchers show corn yields fastest weight gain in hogs while barley delivers superior meat quality. The report notes potential for expanding membership in horticultural societies.
A tale recounts a driver praising a fine team, Ajax and Ajax, and an incident where two teams pulling a car caused the car to split. The conductor remained unhurt as a crowd watched a two wheeled mishap unfold. The piece blends horse lore with a mock trial of fortune.
Mrs Squeers Henry seeks a talk about their daughter wishes to marry Mr Smoothspoons. Mr Squeers opposes the payment and resists the plan. The exchange hints a household argument resolved by approval of the couple.
Comfort to California with personally conducted tours on the Burlington Route. Departures from Omaha and Lincoln every Thursday morning. Tourist sleepers bright and clean through to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Second class tickets accepted. Only $5 for a double berth. Write for folder or visit the depot to see the local agent. J Farrands General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb.
The report notes Pennsylvania produced about 101 million tons of the nation s 179 million tons of coal in 1892, with Illinois Ohio West Virginia and Alabama following in that order. It mentions health ads and a cautioned tone about soothing remedies and laxatives.
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