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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
5
The clipping surveys diverse topics from military auctions and census figures to wine yields and literary talk. It mentions British army uniforms sold at auction, a Mexican census showing literacy over two thirds, and France's wine output estimated at 55 million hectolitres. It also references Sir Roberts in Transvaal and notes on various curiosities and taxes.
Col Bryan’s letter accepting the presidential nomination is praised for candor and focus on imperialism and national policy. The piece notes his direct, plain-spoken style, rejects dodging platform issues, and defends his stance as a responsible public thinker.
An editorial lectures on enemies of mankind including aristocracy, slavery, militarism, and imperialism. It argues these forces promote control over individuals and nations, warns of their dangerous unholy alliance, and contemplates their impact on liberty and society.
A fragmentary line hints at a record of time across eras, suggesting a narrative of historic achievements and enduring legacy. The incomplete text evokes a sense of lasting impact and remarkable progress through ages.
A 19th century critique accuses the tin plate trusts of using Dingley tariffs to inflate prices, yielding about 60 000 dollars annual gain per Indiana household while overcharging consumers nationwide. It warns of widespread higher costs for cans, residences, and business needs and condemns trusts for market control.
A Bradford area dispute between Frank Senovitz and Sophie Seraphin over a rejected marriage proposal escalates into a bill dispute. Senovitz claims he spent 214 dollars on car fares, gifts, and meals during three years of courtship. Seraphin refuses to pay and faces potential legal action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Catherine Wargh McCellich and Timots Women’s Lef event with no clear context or outcome.
The piece notes that extreme heat makes people irritable and rude. Crowds in transit grow snappy, with accidental bumps and social friction rising on boats and trains during a long country day. Observers recount awkward attempts to consult timetables and crowded seating tensions.
A retold myth recalls Si Francis taming the wolf after failed schemes. The beast terrorized the town, eating livestock and frightening residents who feared bread day. A brave plan with the wolf leads to a perilous confrontation, but the tale ends with a fragile hope and wary peace.
Turbulent events at a community gathering feature Chet Wembhers and Exoforth Memories members. J. Mo Hayes directed a tenor and hyopheeter rehearsal as the crowd endured heat. Rev Ward Beech and Packerd led the congregation in discussions following the evening.
A controversial preacher from a rural Oklahoma area has been placed under medical supervision following a recent clash with local farmers. The incident prompted the formation of a small posse to address troubling claims and safeguard community interests.
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