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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
5
The article surveys reactions to Aguinaldo’s oath, calls for Texas lawmakers to follow, and debates on Philippine aid. It notes Montana opinions on Felton Funston, political shifts in Anaconda and Bozeman, and a bond vote for a County High School building set for April 27. It also mentions gambling battles in Helena and transportation shifts with Burlington and Northern Pacific.
Mrs De Style laments a newspaper report spelling her name wrong regarding Grugore's reception. She plans to visit the newspaper office to address the issue, while Mr De Style counsels ignoring it.
Governor Joseph K Toole declares May 14 1901 Arbor Day in Montana urging citizens to plant trees shrubs and vines and to involve schools in observances to beautify public grounds cemeteries and highways done at Helena March 25 1901.
The Helena Record notes key provisions of house bill No. 127 allowing school trustees to issue warrants in anticipation of funds and paying traveling expenses for county superintendents. It also adjusts census timing to September and sets teacher examinations for February, August and November. House bill 60 enables refinancing of district bonds to lower interest. A humorous exam moment involves a candidate misreading Macbeths wife Christian name.
A sleepy rural guest at a Memphis hotel delays going to his room after supper. At 9 pm he asks to stay, then again at 10, insisting he can remain. The clerk finally offers the room key, as the guest jokes he will sleep until 10 to catch up on lost time.
The Atchison Globe laments the persistent mistreatment of mules as a social stereotype. It notes mules endure hard work yet receive constant abuse, contrasting their treatment with stories of runaway horses and panicking riders.
A brief parable from a Greek city tells of a statue named Opportunity by Lysippus. The traveler learns the statue stands on tiptoe to show fleeting presence, wings to mark swift passage, long hair to be seized when met, and a bald back to indicate it cannot be caught once gone.
An 1886 advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh with a $100 reward for uncured cases. Frank J. Cheney sworn in Toledo Ohio as senior partner of Cheney & Co. promising payment per case. The notice includes beverage and hat data as filler and lists price and product testimonials.
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