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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1889
Page
1
A memoir style sketch describes daily chores on a well regulated Montane ranch in Montana. It follows feeding cattle, hay stacking, ice to be cut, wood hauled, and evening rides as cattle are gathered and men endure cold while preparing for cutting out and safekeeping of livestock.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as the best for cuts burns sores ulcers fevers patches chapped hands chilblains and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cent boxes sold by N M White City Drug Store.
Reports on a six figure to a million dollar shortage at Connecticut Mutual Co linger amid rumors about Moore. He stays at home amid no arrest or legal action. Welas says he recovered about $100,000 of losses while Moore insured his life for at least 85000.
Berlin celebrates Emperor William's birthday while Samoa reports a German declaration of war against Madeta and potential Samoan union against Germany. Ottawa hints Canada may end the modus vivendi for fishing licenses. Ottawa to Baden area death of Archduke Dudalf, and Mrs. Meckie Rawson acquitted for temporary insanity in Chicago. Militia guards arsenals as New York streetcar service resumes amid strike tensions and looming unrest. Inter State Commerce Commission reviews rail passenger rates and proposed changes to excursion tickets. Naval appropriations eyed at about six and a half million yearly, stressing private industry for ships and armament.
Reports from the Rocky Mountains detail varied incidents and statements. Killed in a Blg Horn Jog camp are William Woolhtee and Joseph Wilson. Rock Springs and Deer Lodge court actions touch charges of comarder and rape with death by suicide in a Montana setting. Helena and Missoula report fires and police activity while local industry optimism notes a booming wool and sheep trade.
Supreme Court rules Edison Mieetrie Light wins Bates Refrigerating case, forcing Westinghouse Sawyers Mann United States Electric Lighting and others using incandescent systems to suspend operations and pay damages. Foreign patent term extension discussed. Burts funeral held at Mora Cemetery, St Joseph Missouri.
An old advertisement asserts that two thirds of city deaths stem from consumption or pneumonia and promotes Dr. Ack er’s English Remedy for Consumption as a life-saving cure distributed by N.M. White at City Drug Store.
Reports from Samoa describe German measures including vessel searches for contraband, a proclamation placing Apia police under German control, and Mataafa’s followers growing in strength. A British steamer was boarded and a passenger briefly detained in line with British consul demands.
A Shelby North Carolina notice reports Mrs. Luther Lutz suffered seven years from a consuming illness. After three months of persistent coughing she found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery. One bottle allegedly cured her and she slept through the night. Free trial offered by W C Hamrick Co and N M Winte’s City Drug Store.
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for chronic diarrhoea bowel complaints claiming cures after other treatments failed. Notes sale by NOM White.
Prominent claims promise instant improvement for asthma bronchitis and throat diseases with Santa Alie and California Cat R Cure, marketed as natural California products. Packages cost 31.00 each or three for 2.50, guaranteed by N. Mo White.
The verdict is unanimous on Electric Bitters, with Druggist Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Stare of Helleville Ohio testifying to cures for rheumatism and liver kidney and blood issues. N M Whites City Drug Store sells each bottle for a half dollar with thousands of testimonials backing the claims.
The Chamberlain 0 Co of Des Moines Iowa began making a cough remedy for coughs colds and croup. It promised prompt reliable relief and gained demand with over three hundred thousand bottles sold annually. It was touted as the best made and able to cure a severe cold quickly. No M White purchaser available.
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