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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
4
Summary of a pamphlet reviewing Dr. Ricketts investigations on Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Bitter Root Valley. It identifies Dermacentor venustus as the carrier, notes five other tick species in the valley, and urges tick control on horses and cows for two consecutive years to reduce disease.
In a Syracuse area exchange a Solvay citizen questions postal charges arguing 16c to Solvay and 12c to London for a one pound package. The clerk cites postal rules restricting 4 pound transmissions, leaving Auburn undeliverable and prompting praise or sarcasm about Uncle Sam's service.
A vast cheese exhibited at the Dairy Show in Ap pleton Wisconsin weighed 12361 pounds with 12000 pounds of curd 330 pounds of salt and 31 pounds of rennet. It required 144100 pounds of milk to produce the curd and 1200 dairies milking 8000 cows to prepare it.
Mrs Elizabeth Andrews wife of Joseph H Andrews died at 1 30 this morning at the family home near Lolo Born in Illinois in 1864 she lived in Corinne Utah and the Bitter Root valley for 26 years Surviving are two sons W H Kuney of Lolo E C Kuney of Gilmore Idaho a sister Mrs J R Abrams of Dillon and husband J H Andrews The community mourns her passing after a long residence in the valley
The buyer from Tracy Oregon reports a severe wife’s illness described as consumption like. He claims the remedy provided immediate relief and that fewer than three bottles completely cured her. Sold by all druggists.
The Montana Supreme Court on Friday held that a locator must perform annual work on a mining claim from patent application until patent issues. The decision affirms the Silver Bow county district court ruling in Moore Powell and Yorath v Kaufman with Associate Justice Holloway delivering the opinion.
Unclear fragmentary lines describe a grasshopper eating a farmer’s crop and a hobo stealing honey. The text seems to jumble with stray phrases including bedbug bites and Sears-Sawbuck references, lacking a clear event or人物.
The Sandpoint Review parodies a Colorado cat and rat farming venture claiming to produce 12 million cat skins annually and net about $9,800 a day. It describes a self feeding cycle with one million rats to be raised next to cat ranches, feeding on cat carcasses while skins generate revenue.
Judge J B Poindexter of Dillon arrived to relieve Judge McCulloch in three disqualified cases in Hamilton. The current lien foreclosure suit Pete Ivanoff versus J C Utter was heard as Poindexter admonished a juror who reappeared after being drawn.
James Sparrow arrived in Leadore from Armstead with the contract to spread the G. P. color on the new buildings. He and the writer played hockey, a pastime shared since the seventies in Central Missouri, Colorado and other states, and they vow the past will not be broken.
A historic calendar fact notes there are 53 Sundays in the year 1911 and that this rare occurrence will not recur for 109 years.
The case hinges on whether the Manila based millionaire Sy Quia is the same person as Vicente Romero Sy Quia. Chinese tablets and expert translations fuel a battle over identity while Philippine heirs contest the heirs claim. A rooster swearing test figures in the trial illustrating cross cultural dispute and procedure.
The international congress of archaeology, planned to be held in Rome this fall, has been postponed to next spring according to advices from the American sabeney at Bante Rh.
An old advertisement promises cures for backache kidney issues urinary irregularities and rheumatism through a patent medicine. It claims to prevent Bright's Disease and diabetes and restore health, urging readers to refuse substitutes and buy from druggists.
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