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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
8
Hughes McOaleb advertise as fishing tackle headquarters in Dillon and vicinity. They offer guaranteed pure mixed paint for inside and outside work and promise prompt baggage and express delivery to any part of the city by N. B. Wood. Hang out the white flag for guaranteed products and service.
Mrs A F Graeter visits Batte as Dillon beer hits the taps. B N Stevenson visits, wallpaper discounts at Hughes McQalebs, Yellowstone trip returns by Revs Cope and Palmer. Local threshing outfit heads to Gallatin valley, Baptist Aid ladies visit Lovell ranch, Kellor preaches in Dart's hall. Estray heifer reported. sidewalk contract awarded to Wa M Ruppzs and Ben Hager.
A Dillon Montana page itemizes shop bargains at Golden Rule Store and TRIBUNE store promotions while noting social events at Presbyterians and St. James church. It reports a July 31 funeral/infant death discovery on the Divide road, and mentions travel to Dewey and Butte for-related errands amid community chatter.
A promotional notice touts germ theory leading to dandruff treatment. Newbro's Herpicide is claimed to kill the germ causing hair loss and serve as a non oily hair dressing. The ad urges readers to buy from druggists and request a sample from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
A new irrigation venture named the Rattlesnake Reservoir and Water Company is organized in the county with 9000 dollars capital and 90 shares. Founders include Tommy Haw Ed Smith George W French and others. The plan uses lakes at the Rattlesnake head to store spring floodwater for dry seasons and to develop the site as a pleasure resort with a meeting set at Dillon city hall on August 15 1903 at 8 o clock p m to discuss finances and indebtedness.
A historical list notes Persepolis Rome Jerusalem and others burned, leaving cities like Moscow as pivotal ruins. It contrasts repeated disasters with lasting changes in empires and peoples across centuries.
The article explains that all living tissue remains alive only because fluids pervade it and even bones owe much of their weight to water. It notes blistering from burns shows body water content and states digestion absorption and excretion rely on water. It cites that in a 154 pound man water weighs about 109 pounds.
An anecdote notes Irish origin police humor in Australia and mocks Chinese names like Fong Fat Ah Su and Ah Foo. A county court criers orders a Chinese witness to call for Ah Song causing confusion as the judge remains grave and the audience is asked for a song.
The stems of grass and oats are hollow with knots at intervals that add firmness. This interlacing of fibers provides strength that a solid form would lack, as hollow stems with knots offer essential support and resilience.
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