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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1888
Page
5
A Chicago Journal interview analyzes drownings in Lincoln Park and the lake, noting how weather, mood, and urban strain trigger self harm. It describes victim hesitancy, rescue moments, and the grim pattern of attempts, often ending with a saved life and renewed fear.
Colorado land experts advocate expansive irrigation to transform 40 000 square miles east of the foothills into orchards and farms. They compare potential populations to Belgium and France and predict vast growth across the San Luis Valley San Juan country Gunnison and White river basins. They cite forests rainfall debates and studies by Garnett Sargent and others while noting farmers in western Kansas Nebraska and eastern Colorado already harvests without irrigation.
Will Ferri argues in the Kansas City Journal that vast western lands require irrigation to become productive. He envisions reservoirs and large canals transforming arid regions into new empires through irrigation-driven development.
A Pittsburg Bulletin dialogue portrays aging and waiting for change in a humorous exchange. The sketch centers on a wife who has aged, with the second citizen quipping about the cause as a trimming stare.
Horace Greeley’s 1850 California reception in Sacramento described as a vivid scene. He arrived from the Overland route in the early fall, spoke with hat on, and drew loud applause. The crowd admired the earnest crusader style, and he engaged listeners for an hour and a half amid lively delight.
A lecture at Medias India by Mr HO Sullivan Thomas argues the female mosquito is the biting sex and that the insect serves sanitation during its larval stage. He notes larvae live about twenty one days and inhabit dirty water and foul drains in great numbers feeding on contaminating matter.
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