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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1899

Page

3

Curtain Falls on Notorious Bank Robber Jimmy Logue in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia hospital fragments the life of Jimmy Logue a famed bank robber whose exploits stretched across decades. Once daring and wealthy he nears death at 62 aided by the mayor to avoid alms. The piece details Logue’s career robberies disguises and a murder conviction tied to his third wife Jobatha Gens and other notable crimes.

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Double Murder and Suicide in Irish Valley Tragedy

John Thompson of Irish Valley near Shamokin Pennsylvania killed his housekeeper Mrs. Abraham Campbell then shot himself ten hours later. The two bodies lay in a half of a double house as investigators noted a lengthy jealous plot and a deadly struggle. A large jewel set was found among Thompson’s effects and valued at thousands, with the crime described as one of Pennsylvania’s most extraordinary.

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Horticulture Tips on Mulching and Hoeing Farms

Condensed from Northern Illinois Horticultural Convention notes, practical comments from farmers on mulching value, soil moisture, and ground conditions. Observations cover tree growth, potato and strawberry practices, and the debate on pinching melons for larger fruits with local anecdotes and methods.

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Forget He Was a General in the Battle Near San Fer

A misread dispatch recalls General Fuesion leading a brigade at San Fer where his craft and orderly were left behind as he personally directed the Kansas, Moriaca, and Utah troops on foot. The account notes he forgot brigade command amid the fray.

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Parts ix to bere 258-foot high en iin

A fragmented OCR item notes a structure described as 258 feet high. Details are sparse but indicate measurements and a general reference to a building or object rising to a notable height. No clear date or location is readable.

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Lodging of grain causes major losses in harvest quality

From Farmers' Review the article discusses how lodged grain leads to uneven reaping and hidden spoilage, hindering proper grading and market value. It cites experiments on straw, potash, and phosphoric acid as factors in improving strength and preventing dodging, with notes on chemical analyses and preventive measures.

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Agricultural experiments on crops and soil fertility outcomes

Readable fragments describe experiments on cropping systems using peas wheat and rye to assess yields and soil health. Results suggest legume and cereal combinations improve soil and grain production, with emphasis on fertilizer use and drought tolerance in rye varieties.

Trade packaging limits and pricing shifts in timber trade

The passage notes constraints in packaging for the trade, with five unit classes and price effects. It discusses how larger packing volumes affect costs and how demand for better packaging aligns with higher prices. The text references industry figures and debates on practicality and regional trade patterns.

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