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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1898

Page

6

Burned a College Professor Stephens in Lafayette Scandal

A Lafayette College professor named Stephens set fire to Pardee Hall and vowed to destroy the institution. He was captured near Harrisburg and confessed in Easton after investigators linked his key to a room he slept in. The case notes his prior debts, alleged arson links, and a move to take a principal position in Duncannon.

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Pansy Culture and Forage Crop Findings From Wisconsin Meeting

Wisconsin horticulturist William Toole cites July as good for pansy seed for fall blooms with shade in August. home soil with barnyard manure and leaf mold recommended. Read favors muck soil with sand for compost. notes on silage, corn harvest timing, and keeping leaves and stalks for nutritive value.

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Kansas Women Lead Harvest Amid Labor Shift

Kansas women and college girls return to farms during a wheat harvest crisis. They man binders and drive teams to ease labor shortages caused by war, boosting health and morale as bankers and machinery reshape rural work. The piece notes widespread adoption of machines replacing manual labor across industries and highlights wage changes on railroads.

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Consumers urged to back promising service initiative

Advocates press for intelligent consumer support to realize the initiative's potential. They insist on valuable service and seek final consensus in backing the cause.

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Fragmentary exchange shows names like Hattie and Edle and references to plans and stress but overall unclear meaning. The passage lacks complete sentences and coherent actions. No verifiable event is described.

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