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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1897
Page
8
The New York Post outlines fabrics and silhouettes gaining favor for winter outfits. It highlights repped cords, heavy mohair, empire coats for youth and matrons, pale yellows and mauves for evening gowns, beaded accordion chiffon waists, and French color pairings like hyacinth blue with mauve, plus overskirts and narrow trims used as garnitures.
A dated collection notes global health issues with figures on blindness and deafness in Europe, death rates from menses in England, obesity gender split, and U S army sickness. It cites Franco German war smallpox losses, winter diphtheria fatalities, 1889 influenza surge, typhoid in Norway, meningitis in St Petersburg, dysentery in Africa, insanity in industrial centers, cancer patterns in Russia Norway and Switzerland, Geneva death rate, bone fracture stats, and military illness days by country.
The selection surveys international views on Spain and Cuba, industrial fads, famine relief, and social curiosities. It notes the World’s Fair volumes, a high bread price remark, a Boston girl’s dress, a Connecticut lawyer’s insult case, and West Point football limits with Carlisle Indians, reflecting daily press tones.
A collage of clipped quotes reports back pedaling by Pert Personals in Salisbury over a Venezuelan issue, Emperor William as a drama writer, Queen Victoria envy among women, Napoleon Sarony’s death, Trilby as a trademark approval, and British fashion labeling trends.
The New York Press notes women form clubs before wearing sensible clothes while the New York women who shortened skirts have worked but wronged the order by not trimming hats first. A New York club adopts a weather suited costume amid wet season chatter and a remark about bathing attire being chilly.
A Rocky Mountain speaker addresses Mr McKinley praising western wealth and beauty. The letter extols abundant mines and vast landscapes while urging just national treatment and unity. It envisions shared progress from East to West and concludes that the will of the people is the will of God.
Letters from readers argue for hiring women as clerks in the next Montana legislature. They challenge claims of incompetency and scandal, asserting women are equal to men in ability and character. The writer urges equal opportunity, noting women can contribute responsibly and improve legislative work.
Public notice listing overdue taxes and costs for multiple Beaverhead County properties in Montana. Includes details on land parcels, acreages, fencing, and owners such as Avery, Maggie Allen, Mra M'J Allison, Joseph Arbour, Bain, and John Dacres, with lot and section references.
Fragmentary OCR shows financial figures and a name Treasurer Bessx in an unclear ledger style. The readable items include numbers 24.92 168 3.04 42.46 8.48 25.52 and the title Treasurer with a surname Bessx. No coherent event or context is inferable from the fragment.
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