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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
5
The sample shows how notices are priced in the Dillon Examiner weekly edition from October 18 1902. It lists 20 cents per line for first insertions and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with separate rates for business and local insertions and a 5 cent per line charge for obituaries and poetry.
Train schedules show limited service with southbound departures around 0.00 and additional notes on northbound operations. The fragmentary text references twice repeated times and platform symbols without clear context or concrete results.
A garbled local notice recounts oyster cocktails and salon chatter at a Senate gathering, with scattered mentions of people like Vendon Breeck and Mrs Elair DON. It hints at social events, business visits, and a Salt Lake City headquarters, with incomplete names and dates.
Mrs George Kunzman attended the funeral of Tom McGee in Bannack yesterday. Miss Groeter and Mrs F C Kress were also noted in town for related funerary visits. Charles Nelson and baby visited Bannack, returning home Thursday afternoon. Joe Shineberger arrived from Bedrock to join a Democratic gathering in the Dillon Theatre.
Eugene R Keppler of Grant and Misa Elizebeth M Horn of Anaconda wed at the Perry home with Rev. KR Smith officiating. The couple, both native to local communities, were joined by intimate friends before Keppler departed for new duties with the Monument Copper Mining Company after the ceremony.
The report notes Debraath Mo, aged 43, involved in a historic marriage dispute with Miss Maas at a ceremony long ago. Activities at Ap Caala and Waseda are mentioned with references to a past betrothal and related events.
The readable fragment mentions a monetary amount of four dollars in a unclear context. No clear people organizations places or dates are identifiable. The item reads as a damaged snippet with no coherent event or outcome to report.
Analysts report a large grain crop this year with prices held steady at midweek trading. Officials say harvest quality remains high as farmers prepare to store grain and traders expect at least ten cent lower market costs.
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