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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1896
Page
8
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boy named Jack and classroom rituals. The speaker reflects on childhood piety, catechism, and the social judgments tied to behavior, with vivid, if garbled, memories of school life and moral tales from reading books.
A narrator describes a feverish scene with Jack and Tyre as a doctor arrives. The house is quiet and tense as the child struggles to breathe and prayers are spoken. The sick boy's condition worsens while the household rallies around him in anxious vigil.
A brief notice announces a promotional offer inviting readers to submit for a free sample to trigger a judgment or decision as part of a marketing test. The item notes eligibility steps and the promotional scope, with emphasis on consumer engagement and outcome expectations.
The New York World shifts to thrice weekly with 18 pages per issue at one dollar per year. The plan delivers 156 papers annually, eight columns wide, valued for readers. An enhanced clubbing offer pairs the Turke a-Week World with the Dillon Examiner at $2.50 per year in advance.
Mary Neagle of Dillon Montana filed claim No 1820 for a desert land tract in section 30 township 4 range 3 with the U S Land Office in Helena Montana. The final proof is set for August 7 1896 at Dillon with witnesses Louis Krueger Francis Carroll Robert Kiune and John Pendergast all of Bannack Beaverhead County Montana. W H Cox Register first published July 22 1896.
United States Land Office announces Margaret M. Stephens of Big Tole Basin Montana filed to prove desert-land claim No 14 in section 24 township 3 south range 16 west. Hearing set with Beaverhead county clerk Dillon Montana on October existing date. Witnesses listed include Frank Pel Wetton Samuel Davies Peter Hendrickson Augustine Dake and Jon M. Vans.
Richard Underwood, a co owner, claims expenditure of one thousand three hundred dollars on the Lookout quartz mining claim in Bannack district Beaverhead County Montana. If within ninety days all co owners fail to contribute their share the claim will become Underwood’s property. First publication June 24.
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