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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1892

Page

5

Montana Exposition Appeal for Agricultural Exhibits

A Montana World Columbian Exposition circular urges farmers to prepare a worthy agricultural display. It asks for space applications with full product data including producer, soil, planting date, yield, price, and irrigation status. Officials set deadlines and announce special sugar beet and potato exhibits.

W. M. Bickford Montana Board of Managers Department of Agriculture W. S. Buchanan Board of Reference and Control Ilang W. M. Broxroxp Missoula James G. Ramsey Helena, Montana

Notable Writers and Artists Portraits Across Personal Traits

Sir Edwin Arnold admires Zola then discards his books. Donohue the American sculptor travels London to Rome to carve Mrs Burnett's second son in marble. Whittier is colorblind yet his vivid descriptions endure. Nigjar Hanym, Turkish poetess, dresses in oriental and European garb and names her poetry volume Assus. Mary E Wilkins, Brattleboro native, is described as pretty and gentle and aims to be a dramatist. Will Carleton, tall and ruddy, works for money and defers fame, with publishers often disagreeing on pay.

Donohue London Rome Mary E. Wilkins Brattleboro Will Carleton Carleton

Electric Innovations Reported In Post Office and Industry

The Washington post office tests a mechanical letter stamping machine driven by electricity. A German journalist introduces an electric whip for animal training, claiming greater effectiveness than the sash. Electric coal cutting devices progress toward replacing traditional methods. A new electric light claims oxygen free, no carbonic acid, and low heat output. An English inventor unveils an electric belt with a vibrating metal plate producing a musical sound.

Post Office Washington

Amateur Photographic Club Forms in Denver

A new Denver amateur photographic club has formed and its early success is evident. Lick telescopic photographs are praised for their precision but require strong magnification for detail. Notable lenses include the spectromestent ANTig by Carl Zeiss of Jena, Germany.

Denver Lick Antig Carl Zeiss Jena

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