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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
7
The Tribune Publishing Co. outlines charges for notices events and cards including 5 cents per line for church festivals fairs dances suppers and ads with profits. It warns misprints letters manuscript handling and nonresponsibility for employee debts and asks subscribers to report irregular delivery.
A discussion urges adding a sick ward and operating room on the State Normal school expansion, with a resident nurse paid by the state. The piece backs home industry, districting teachers institutes, and criticizes hospital and court practices while urging passage of a fair trial bill to protect litigants and curb mining firms’ influence.
The document details Tolman introduced House No. 53 defining estray as horses cattle and other livestock that cannot be found or restrained. Penalties include fines from fifty to one hundred dollars and up to sixty days in jail. An additional note mentions snoring prevention devices and California power transmission extending 173 miles from the Sierra Nevada to San Jose.
The Inter-Mountain notes Speaker White rebuking a plan to have the state examiner audit tax rolls. He argues corporations and wealthy firms in Montana pay their full share of state and county taxes, while the poor are not bearing the main burden. He also urges honest valuations by taxpayers and inspectors against demagoguery.
The piece explains common misconceptions about how a body reacts to gunshot wounds. It notes that many heroic poses are staged and that real behavior often shows immediate sinking or tumbling, especially when hits occur in vital areas and the body's resistance drops.
Lord Tennyson recalls the creation of Crossing the Bar at age eighty one on a day in October after leaving Aldworth for Farringford. His son praised the work as his crown and the poet said the Divine Pilot guides us. Days before death he urged placing the poem at the end of all editions.
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