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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
6
A chaotic excerpt presents aphorisms on flirtation money oysters and patience, then wanders through musings about truth progress and language. The text drifts into scattered phrases about family, governance, and art, ending with reflections on aging and eloquence.
Chaudron resident Peter A. Watson of Chaudron, a professional horseman, reportedly killed a great gray wolf in hand to hand battle with a straight revolver as his only weapon. The encounter occurred while Watson rode to protect his stock, aided by trained dogs, near Childress France. The tale highlights pioneer era prowess and recognition by the Nebraska Live Stock association.
A fragmented account describes Garin the Vetogees painter and his late career. It notes his habit of shaping portraits with deliberate care, the royal praise in some quarters, and a faded reputation amid shifting public opinions.
Fragmentary report notes Saginaw claims to be among the first cities to light streets by electricity. The piece references the electric street system and financial backers, with indications of heat and improvements accompanying the rollout.
Augustus Howard's criminal past contrasts with his claims as a chemist and inventor in San Francisco. He attracts leading figures who call him a genius yet doubt his methods while his deodorizing process and the Excelsior Shellac company emerge from a scheme involving fuse oil and distillates.
Fragmentary text references a company land development in Niggarabis with 34 598 perhaps acres or units and an income around 756 806 with operating expenses over 125 006. Clues point to Dakote fields and a public laugh at friends misled by unclear terms.
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