Ringling Bros Parade to Glamorous Dillon Pageant Aug 10
Ringling Bros greatest show to visit Dillon on Saturday afternoon August 10 with a spectacular street parade featuring 1,286 performers. European talent headlining a diverse pageant with elephants camels chariots and exotic tableaux amid music from varied bands and orchestras.
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Rome
Ringling Bros
Dillon
India
Egypt
Persia
Siam
Ceylon
China
Japan
Savage Lands
Europe
Can Americans Afford Safety In Rail Travel
Carl Vrooman argues Americans may afford higher railroad safety. Wrogman cites rising accidents, lack of compulsory safety rules, long hours, and undertrained youth in key roles. He notes youths as train staff in Alabama and urges reform as the problem grows more complex.
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Carl Vrooman
Europe
Wrogman
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Fink
Alabama
Opp
Birmingham
Vtooman
Kind Examiner Stainer Praised by Oxford Students
A reminiscence from a Manchester Guardian piece recalls Sir John Stainer as a beloved Oxford professor of music and a considerate examiner. He helped students “through” and once used a ventilator gag to stall until an answer emerged, showing his practical patience in viva voce examinations.
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John Stainer
Oxford
Manchester Guardian
The Razor In Disrepute Across Quotes and Opinions
A collage of 19th century voices praising and vilifying the razor. References include Samson’s Nazarite vow from Judges and remarks by Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate, and Edward Everett on shaving. A curio on barbering as a symbol of strength and a provocation against nature.
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Daniel Webster
Rufus Choate
Lucifer
Edward Everett
Jordan Water Cleansing Behind Royal Baptisms
Modern Society explains that Jordan baptism water from the Sea of Galilee is boiled and strained before sealing to remove odors from organic substances carried by the water in the rocky descent to the Mediterranean. The bottled water remains clear until opened by the officiating priest.
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Jordan
Lake of Galilee
Mediterranean
Tropics
The Undertaker's Shop in New York
A country visitor notes astonishment at undertakers’ shops in New York where patrons do not just buy funeral supplies. He observes locals use such shops to vote marry conduct notary business and even share a noon meal amid the somber setting.
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New York
New York Globe
Carlyle's Complaint over Four Crowing Cochin China Fowls
Irmucible Carlyle recounts a dispute with a neighbor who kept Cochin China fowls near his home. The birds crow four times daily, provoking his complaint. The owner defends the nuisance, and Carlyle laments the ongoing pain of waiting for those four crows.
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Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
Obstinate Fruit Stain Removed by Sulphur Fumes
A short note describes removing a stubborn fruit stain by exposing it to fumes of sulfur. The method is presented as effective.
Goldsmiths Generosity Then and Now
A Gentleness in old Oliver Goldsmith is recounted as he gave a beggar a shilling, defended as happiness for her. He later paid a tailor forty pounds but then gave all to a friend in distress, saying he would be unfeeling to refuse aid.
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Goldsmith
Oliver Goldsmith
Het Street
Nquor
The Ambitious Boy
A Pittsburg Press reflection on a seventeen year old's choices shaping his future. It argues ambition determines whether he becomes a burden or a successful, useful man through growth and effort despite his environment.
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Lfe
Pittsburg Press
Cinderella origins traced from Egypt to Perrault tale
The tale of Cinderella began in ancient Egypt with Rhodopis and her slipper. French writer Charles Perrault later popularized the story in the seventeenth century with Cindrillo drawing on earlier versions and Egyptian roots.
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Cindereila
Egypt
Charles Perrault
Perrault
Memphis
Psammetichus
Whistle Contest Victory in Danes Drinking Bout
A tale describes a drinking bout in which a Dane visiting England with Anne of Denmark blew a whistle placed on the table and won the contest until Sir Robert Lawrie of Maxwelton finally bested him after three days and nights, the Scandinavian defeated under the table.
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Amon
Robert Burns
England
Denmark
Robert
Lawrie
Maxwelton
Clever Girl Creates a Rail Station Kiss Ruse
Dialogue reveals Frans kissing a woman at the railway station to appear as a relative and avoid scandal. The daughter replies that she copied the act to maintain appearances, exposing social pressures and gossip in Berlin.
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Frans
Berlin
Politeness Backfires As Beggar Is Arrested After Thanks
A London Express item recounts a man who helped a tramp with sixpence and was later arrested after the tramp thanked him. The tale highlights social propriety and unintended consequences in public courtesy.
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London Express
Affidavits of Publication Withheld Until Payment
Public notices indicate affidavits of publication will be withheld until required payments are received. The notices name the issuing authority and reference pending publication actions. No specific deadlines or recipient names are provided in the readable text.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Chinn in Montana
Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena issues notice that George W. Chinn of Melrose Montana filed final five year proof for Homestead Entry 11803 dated January 1901. Proof will be presented August 20 1907 before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana with witnesses George R Vance Frank P Tate Charles F Sharkey Marmaduke Gist and Frank D Miracle as Register.
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Department of the Interior
Helena
Montana
Otice
George W. Chinn
Melrose
A. S. Johnson
U. S
Dillon
George R. Vance
Frank P. Tate
Charles F. Sharkey
Marmaduke Gist
Dillon Montana
Frank D. Miracle
Register
Notice to Cancel Uncancelled Mortgages in Dillon
The office will prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March and place it with the Assessor for assessment against the mortgagee. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated Dillon February 13, 1907. Jno S. Baker, County Clerk.
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Dillon
Jno
S. Baker
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Charles H Seybold
Administrator L B Seybold announces all creditors and interested parties must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be shown to the administrator at W S Barbour law office Dillon Montana for Beaverhead County. First published July 12 1907.
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Charles” H
Beaverhead
L. B. Seysotp
Charles H. Seybold
Notice to Creditors in Beav erhead Montana Estate
In the District Court of Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County the administrator of the estate of Matthew Johnston deceased summons creditors and others to file with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the Dillon Lumber Co Dillon Montana. Dated July 18 1907. A A Exxtort administrator.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaver
Matthew Johnston
Dillon Limber Co
Dillon Montana
Beaverhead
A. A. Exxtort
Arley R. Jacobs Applies for Atlas Lode Patent in Beaverhead MT
U S Land Office Helena announces Arley R. Jacobs of Dillon Montana has filed for a patent for 1500 feet of the Atlas Lode in Elkhorn district Beaverhead County. The claim covers 18.51 acres after conflicts with nearby Mono and Storm lodes and is tied to a detailed survey with Corner No. 1 marked by a granite boulder. Adjoining claimants include Elk Horn Lode and Lost Cloud Lode. Adverse claimants must file within 60 days. First publication July 19 1907.
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U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Arley R. Jacobs
Dilon
Beaverhead County
Mottana
Elkhorn
Elk Horn
Sur
West
Recorders Office
Elk Horn Lode
Wm. Roe
Robert Khuni
Frank D
Miracle, Register
Monument Copper Mining Company seeks patents for two lodes in Beaverhead County
Mining Application No 5244 filed in Helena Montana on June 12 1907 by Mae B Metlen attorney for Monument Copper Mining Company to patent 1500 feet of Monument Extension Lode and 1477.6 feet of Alps Lode in Bloody Dick Mining District Beaverhead County Montana area of 20.66 and 19.81 acres respectively. Adjacent claims listed include Eugene and Daisy Lodes Monument Lode Gebarrow Hecla and Superior Montana Co. publication ends with sixty day deadline for payment and protests.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Monument Copper Mining Company
Mae B. Metlen
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Monument
Bloody Dick
Morg
Mont
Mer
Recorder's Office
Range 14
Montana Meridian
Recorders Office
Eugene and Daisy Lodes
Mae B.' Mellen
Monument Copper Mining seeks patents for Green Mountain and Welcome Lodes
Monument Copper Mining Company through Mae B Metlen seeks patents for 1500 feet of the Green Mountain Lode and 1492.8 feet of the Welcome Lode in Bloody Dick Mining District Beaverhead County Montana. Descriptions include survey numbers 8335 8336 and corner bearings with areas 20.25 and 19.16 acres. Adjacent claims Monument Lode 809 Lot 37 J C Keppler. First publication June 21 1907. hearings set by Judge Lew L Cattaway.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Monument Copper Mining Company
Mae B. Metlen
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Green Mountain
Bloody Dick
Green Mountain Lode
Beaverhead
Range
Meridan
Recorder’s
J. C’ Keppler
Greenountain
Welcome Lode
Mane
Ant
Notice to P J Fagan in Lima Montana Civil Suit
State of Montana Beaverhead County Justice court in Lima issues summons for P J Fagan to appear July 20 1907 at 9 am before Justice George Noble to answer C T Kemp claim for 20 dollars 80 cents plus costs for goods sold between April 19 1907 and May 5 1907 and an assigned Mrs Rudeen account. If not, judgment will be entered. Grover Noseworthy Justice of the Peace July 6 1907.
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State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Justice Court of
Lima
George Noble
T. Kemp
Notice of Sale of Mining Property in Beaverhead County
Public sale of the Cumberland Lode Mining claim in Lost Cloud Mining district Beaverhead county Montana from the estate of Charles Chase deceased. Auction set for August 8 1967 at 2 00 p m at the Dillon Montana courthouse front door. Cash terms 25 percent down with balance on court confirmation and deed at purchaser expense. Curis Snyder administrator.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Bearhead County
Charles Chase
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Cumberland Lode
Lost Cloud
Curis
Snyder
Estate and Guardianship of Lawrence A Brown III Order
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders that on August 7 1907 at 10 a m the guardian may be heard on a petition to correct the description of mining property in the estate of Lawrence A Brown deceased and to grant the guardian consent for the petition of Alfred P Brown and W A Jones as administrators. A copy of this order will be published weekly for four weeks in The Dillon Tribune.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Lawrence A. Brown
Alfred P. Brown
W. A. Jones
Signal Mill
Beaverhead
Dillon
District ‘Court
Alfrerown
Court House
Dillon’ Tribune
Law L. Carraway
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Ingling’ Bros
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Wiener
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S.S. Patterson
Bannack Street
Tel
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
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Pacific Stock Food
Pacific
Th Hoyt Chemical Co
Portland, Oregon
Tribune Book Store
Dillon Tribune
Lew L. Cattaway
Grovce
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