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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1892
Page
7
Official city and county paper announces mail subscription prices prepaid in advance. One year six months three months and single copy options shown with amounts.
Local notices page outlines pricing for line advertisements and display ads with half rates for subsequent insertions. Instructions cover changes, free notices for marriages and deaths, and notices for festivals and sales. Notices and letters should be directed to the Taione Publishing Co and Epiron Tribune respectively.
Reports claim the Butte and Boise railroad will be built with California capital. Governor Toole defends Montanans amid alleged Chinese indignities at Butte. U P railroad workers win salary demands after threatened strike. Commissioner Carter’s rising star noted as potential interior secretary. Lima’s vinegar spring hailed as World's Fair attraction. Seed shipments from D. M. Ferry Co and lawn grass seeds honored by Uncle Sam. New York convention endorses Hill. possible Democratic split looms. Ruby Valley residents push railroad. Dillon may lose control to Madison County builders.
The women of Denver aim to raise ten thousand dollars to fund Preston Powers bronze of The Closing Era a larger than life group of a buffalo and an Indian. After Chicago exhibition the statue would stand on Denver capitol grounds.
The New York Herald observes that women often display more courage than men on the L cars. While men pretend not to see a mother balancing a child or sneak glances at a paper, women meet the gaze of fellow riders and assert their actions without shame.
Ex Judge Rearden says all lawyers have hearts of mercy until they become judges. He recalls Levy’s tears in grand larceny and robbery cases influenced by an old woman’s pleadings. A Cornwall plowman found Roman coins, 1600 pieces, sold penny apiece, valued for their ancient charm.
Deputy sheriffs Richardson and Nichols arrested Robert Thomas and A. J. Marshall in Meaderville on suspicion of arson for setting fire to Sam Lee s Chinese laundry and malicious mischief for throwing stones and kicking in doors. Each faced two charges with bonds set at 250. Marshall claimed alibi. Arson set for next Thursday and mischief for Friday.
The snippet cites horse color and stamina notes from a rider and driver warning about color influence on endurance. It mentions a Boston customer rejecting an electric belt lacking many needles. It also notes early American coinage linked to Virginia, tobacco currency, cone shells in porcelain, and the rose colored pink conch pearls with a water silk sheen.
At the American Chemical Society annual meeting in Washington D C experts including Prof Barker of the University of Pennsylvania and Dr Wm McMutrie debated carbonate of ammonia as a bread leavening agent. They endorsed its use noting improved gluten solubility and digestibility, with ammonia expelled in baking, and cited Prof J W Mallet’s Virginia study showing bread with ammonia based powder yields better color and texture and is more wholesome due to neutralizing organic acids in flour.
Fragmentary text references Napoleon and an army living on its stomach. It notes Europe lacking enough spare food to sustain millions of armed troops this year and mentions a heavy marching point.
Miss Ella Colson wed Mr. Lewis Ellis at the bride’s father home on February 22 in Medicine Lodge Idaho. The couple resides in Medicine Lodge Idaho.
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