Reading notices and local rates in the Examiner column
The October 15 1902 issue lists rates for line ads and notices: W cents per line for rat insertion, 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, business locals 10 cents per line, standing ads on application. It notes church festival notices and similar events priced at 1 cent per line, 5 cents per line for thanks and obituary items, with a line for postal details and timing of the Cregeen Short Line schedule.
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Xawirer
Tak Dillon Examiner
Oyster Cocktails Elevate Dillon Saloon Dining Scene
The Senate saloon in Dillon serves the very best oyster cocktails with praise from locals including Delos Solway and Dillon friends. Community notes mention visiting residents, social visits, and a burst of activity as townsfolk engage in leisure and local commerce.
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Senate
Pioneer M DOF Bannack Dead William Parherry
Fragmented OCR record recounts a death at Bannack and a northern region tragedy. Mentions names like William Parherry and Whittle Saslgdein, with sports asides and injuries described in a rushed telegraph style. The account blends scattered details of an accident with unclear timelines and locations.
Incomplete OCR Fragments Highlight Unclear Event
A garbled OCR passage lists fragmented phrases and names ending in unclear references. The text shows partial terms like barge, Helene, Julien, and weeks of activity but lacks coherent structure or identifiable facts. No definite person, place, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable content.
Marriage Notice for Mr and Mrs Lower in Prairie
Thomas Lower and Mrs Lower wed in a small ceremony at Dubets Horachman with a few friends present. Lower, a veteran highway driver, and his bride have lived in Salt Lake City, Prairie and Virginia City areas, with ties to the Madison valley.
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Salt Leake
Prairie
Eve Mong Ubey
Horachman
Mr. Lower Ia
Sala City
Lower
Madion Valley
Virginia City
End
Train record garbled listing near Short Direct
Garbled OCR fragment mentions 2.21 tons and a teaser about a train, with unclear references to Pyle and Tee ening near a Short Direct. Details are unreadable, no clear event or entities.
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Pyle
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Joliv Rosenberger
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Hlae Way
AL Biel
Residens
al Dillog
Craver
Aspenia
Aris
Gabeige Wavelworth
Aie
Lewsteg Etoghinee
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Fiasite
Ds Fai
Vais
Saday Iyeaing
Uiste
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George BR
A. E. Graeter
Argenta
Tom Low
Big Hole Basin
Northwest Territory
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Bell Telephone Company
Merc. T. F. Barrett
Horee Praine
Millack
Barteiere
Anaconda
Ion Dal
J. W. Lisbet
Nillock
Ditlow
Butte
Plocideta
Haiti
Sheep Creek
Davies
Jack
Tian
Fas Dogdas Tla
Chatles Breve
Lisaame
Virpania City
Massisesaaniniy
Montana Mercantile CO
Williaa Parherry
White Sulphur
Tip Williavai Potherty
Saluday
Real Pardes Fa
Nervedim Woedeei
Fressigifsre
Abdina
Weretg
Bias
Eise
Weber Siatey
Tins
Beyallath
Peter
Vogler
Bedi Hk Sa
Geral
Oty
Kedriah Mattana
Mestay
Dovcaybtiaee Mead
Alt Tes
Hecail
Thomas
Mite & i
Wakars
Chicago
DR. Gr
the Farley Grocery Co
Patterson
Montana
Whilesale
Apollinaris
Bethesda
Arcadiin
Tdanha
el Plain Tadot
Hier de Prb
Kialte
la Coralina
Ci Pats
Tokay
Madena
Gutedel
Burgundy
Muscitel
Catawba
Rhine
Malaga
Demeste
Vell
Dileie
Pistead
Phe
Golden Rule
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Brown
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