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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
4
Editorial correspondence directed to Epiron Tribune notes mailing details and second class status. It states TarbunE Pub Co will not be responsible for debts from employees unless signed orders by the Manager, and urges timely delivery notices from subscribers.
George H. Maxwell argues for federal funding of large reservoirs and main canals to unlock 100 000 000 acres of irrigable public lands with cost repaid by settlers over 10 to 20 years. The piece also memorializes Judge William H. Clagett and recounts local anecdotes, including a Dillon report of a silver bullion find and a Minnie Healy mine suit, plus travel notes from C C Cochrane and wife in Butler Pennsylvania.
The piece urges camping trips to Montana mountains and hot springs. It notes Judge William H. Clagett’s eloquent tribute in The Tribune and Virginia City forming a fire department. Dillon offers no emergency plan while George W. Alderson retires from journalism. Two Chinese provinces face famine and hunger prompts Christian nations to respond.
A Washington Times excerpt notes that Americans often hide deep sentiments and beliefs, choosing practical or humorous town names like Smithville New Bristol or O K. It argues people prefer business over self expression, even about ghosts love or childhood memories, avoiding such details in official directories.
A Scottish minister visits a parishioner named Richard who explains his three objections to attending church. He does not believe the minister does all the talking, dislikes excessive singing, and notes that he found his wife there.
The judge instructs the witness that testimony must be based on personal observation and not what others have said. The witness replies he cannot claim to be a medical practitioner and notes he has no patients yet, relying on hearsay.
The ray or skate fish uses transverse jaws that roll like two back to back hands. Its jaws contain three rows of flat mosaic teeth and it crushes oysters and other mollusks with a nutcracker like motion.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 prize for failures. The ad emphasizes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces and promote constitutional healing, urging requests for testimonials and listing Toledo, Ohio as the company location with product details.
A collage of aphoristic lines on eavesdropping rash acts and neglect of duty. Witty comments compare vanity to self- praise, warn of banana peels of error, and note travel guides shaping money views. Also includes maritime trial scene notes and a fragmented court report from Spalding England.
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