Weekly Newspaper Price Notice and Date
The notice announces weekly publication details for a newspaper edited by F. C. Kress, listing pricing information for subscriptions per year in advance and dating the issue October 2, 1901.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
2
The notice announces weekly publication details for a newspaper edited by F. C. Kress, listing pricing information for subscriptions per year in advance and dating the issue October 2, 1901.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Helena political scene with mentions of candidates, alleged feuds and tensions across various dates. The text references voting, legal or civic actions, and possible partisan disputes amid unclear events and names.
The fragment recalls the era of grand yacht battles as America holds the trophy and Britain contends. It notes a famed challenger crossing the pond and a Magic receding from pursuit, preserving a victory memory from a bygone race.
A history of America's Cup style contests notes vessel names such as Madeline Mischief Puritan Mayflower Volunteer Vigilant Valkyrie Defender Columbia Shamrock and Shamrock II and their victories against Opponents like Countess of Duferdin Atlanta Genesta Galatea Thistle Valkyrie III Valkyrie III and Valkyrie III across years 1876 1885 1886 1887 1893 1901.
The writer attacks New York bankers and Secretary Gage for moving funds from the treasury to banks to aid crop financing. The piece claims Gage released about 600000 to New York banks, enabling private lending at high rates and accusing officials of financial mismanagement and favoritism toward banks over borrowers.
The readable text is heavily garbled with many misspellings and broken words, making it impossible to identify people places dates or a coherent event. It appears to be a stray OCR extract from a city or public notice page with no recoverable factual details.
A public notice warns against trespassing on river premises during dredging operations. Anyone entering the area will be prosecuted. Signed by A. S. Rive.
Over the past week Rev Henry F Cope of the Baptist church Rev R P Smith of the M E church and J P Hendricks of the State Board of Education spoke brief encouraging talks to students. New enrollments rose with six additions last week naming May K Wade Trenton Ned Eleanor Driscoll Alice M Barclay Alice N Jackson Ada Myeresick Eva Myersick. The first issue of the Normal School Bulletin is printed and mailed containing J B Davis on school libraries. A social at the M Kochureh on Friday evening Oct 1 for nervous students.
The FOC press editor and proprietor married Miss Latta Miller Monday evening in Sparta Wisconsin at her parents home. The ceremony was small with few guests and the couple departed for Chicago shortly after. They plan to return to Dalfod next Sunday and will move into a new residence on South Athletic Street.
Fragmentary legal notice from Missouri court proceedings regarding appointment of a fiduciary and real estate sale in Leong county. It notes timing for appraisal and anticipated sale mid September, with references to court deadlines and service requirements.
Incomplete text mentions a worker and a teen with ties to a town, suggesting discussions of inducements. The garbled lines reference a party and a particular matter, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a beaver field site with forms and a tied file. The readable parts reference a beaver site at Beaver field and mention forms and a weighing or filing action. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.
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