Tribune Publishing Co. disclaims employee debts
Notice states the Tribune Publishing Co will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees, except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given. The excerpt appears as a misdated, partial notice likely from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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Trisune Pustisnine Co
Mployes
Dillon Fire Peril Prompted Editorial Warning On Storage Dangers
The Tribune May 30 editorial warns Dillon residents of ongoing fire risk from accumulations of old lumber and boxes in alleys between Montana and Idaho streets. It notes past narrowly averted blazes and calls for increased protection and precautions for the business district.
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Dillon
Kentucky
Thompson Avenues
Montana
Idaho
Funds Allocated for Forest Reserves Road and School Aid
A U S treasury warrant for fifty nine million eight hundred sixteen thousand three hundred eighty seven dollars will follow in the regular course of business. The sum will be apportioned to counties with forest reserves for road and school benefits.
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U.S. Treasury
Urgent Call for Inspections After Fire and Wind Dangers
The piece lauds an efficient department and water commissioner for providing pressure, credits wind cessation for preventing greater harm, and urges immediate inspection of all business district buildings. It warns of too many live wires, calls for strict regulation, and questions business risk from fire and danger hazards.
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Lusher
Allen Gang verdicts in Virginia reflect harsh sentences
The Allen gang faced lengthy sentences after the March Virginia killings of Judge Massie Sheriff Webb and Commonwealth Attorney Foster. Sidna Allen received 35 years, Wesley Edwards 27, Floyd Allen faces death, and Claude Allen awaits electrocution after governor delay. Victor and Byrd Myron were acquitted amid broad public judgment.
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Webb
Commonwealth
Foster
Sidna Allen
Sidna
Wesley Edwards
Floyd Allen
Floyd
Claude Allen
Mann
Friel Allen
Sidna Edwards
Victor
Byrd Myron G W
Allen
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and stray mare notice
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for cases of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and includes testimonials for F J Cheney & Co Toledo. Also a stray notice for a black mare colt with white star and white foot, missing from 7265 Pacific St, asking the finder to return for a reward.
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Hall
EF. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walpine, Kinnan & Marvin
T. Shoudy
Pacific St
Window Weight Factory Dream for Dillon Nudge
An article explains window weights are made from old tin and steel cans in Brooklyn. It details the conversion process from collection to melting and molding, notes costs at a cent per pound for weights and nine cents for solder, and suggests Dillon attract a similar factory to curb cans nuisance.
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Dillon
Brooklyn
New York
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Champ Clark on Whiskers and Beards of Missourians
A humorous compare and contrast piece notes Champ Clark praising Missouri beards while citing extensive facial hair of notable figures from Kansas to North Carolina. It highlights long beards including 11 feet 6 inches and 9 feet in length as sensational parables.
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Peffer
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Boston Herald
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Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Champ Clark
Pike County
S. G. Brinkley
Magnetic City
N. C
Clark
Valentine Tapley
Spencerburg
Elijah Gates
Curryville
Speaker Clark
Dr King’s New Discovery Fights Pneumonia Colds
Dr King’s New Discovery promoted as the chief defense against pneumonia and winter illness. Mrs George W Place of Rawsonville Vermont testifies it saved her husband from pneumonia several times and praised it for coughs colds and croup. Guaranteed for bronchial problems with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and a free trial bottle at Potts the Druggist.
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Dr. King
George W. Place
Rawsonville
Potts
Perishable Parcels Post Rules and Odd Legal Tale
Washington describes parcels post restrictions for perishable items with safe packing and distance limits while listing forbidden goods. A railroad commission seeks revised weighing and transport terms. A tale from Ocos Guatemala recounts a ship freed after a long tow. A Kansas man marries in Utah, avoids divorce, and faces possible prosecution for false declarations.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
House Post Office Committee
Christmas Cheer At Dillon Sunday Schools
Dillon Sunday schools held Christmas entertainments exercises and gift distributions this week following the programs printed in last week’s Trinite. The children who attend Sunday school were unusually merry throughout the week.
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Dillon
Firemen's Annual Ball Ad Invites Community
The Dillon Fire Department announces its annual ball on Friday January 17 at Dart's Hall. Attend to support the firefighters as musicians provide good entertainment.
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Dillon Fire Department
Dart’s Hall
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