Epitaph on Clothing Warns of Cheap Soap Waste
A Vermont churchyard epitaph laments rapid wear of clothing from cheap soap and washing. The piece argues undergarments are fragile yet should not degrade in ten weeks, urging Ivory Soap as a pure, fabric‑friendly option to avoid waste and damage.
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Beaverhead County Year In Review 1901 Tribune Items
A condensed digest of January to April events in Beaverhead County. Notable items include sales such as Golden Rule Store to Kaiser McCann & Co., births and deaths in Dillon and surrounding areas, multiple marriages, political appointments, school openings and closings due to scarlet fever, the Normal school dormitory plans, the Free High School bond vote, and legal actions including a life sentence for a sheriff killer. Noteworthy names: J. M. D. Morton, Geo Taylor, Hugh Gray, Edith Retallack, Lucy Ford, Lucy Ray Grannis, Thomas Brannan, Grace Green, Otho Klemm, Pat Long, and Sheriff Summers.
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John Penaluna
Lima
Hugh Gray
Edith Retallack
Bannack
State Normal
Missea Lucy Ford
Flora Davia
Lelia Kirby
Lucy Ray Grannis
Thomas Brannan
Virgil Shaw
Calendar of Deaths Marriages and Local Events
A dated list records deaths marriages and notable incidents from September to November in Dillon. Items include McKinley assassination mourning notes court actions births store sales and various marriages and deaths with names and dates.
Dillon Bakery Moves to Crowell’s Store
The Dillon Bakery has relocated to Crowell's store, one door south of Deputy Bros, in the local shopping area.
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Dillon Bakery
Crowell’s
Deputy Bros
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