Notices and reflections from the Tarpune Tribune 1902
The Dillon Dillon Tribune notes publishing terms for notices and ads, reflections on irrigation and water works, remarks on Copper stock slump, and mentions upcoming Farmers Institute and university bulletin on birds of Flathead Lake. It previews various local matters including Butte mines, cabinet changes, and Intermountain Baseball dissolving.
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Craig
University of Montana
Flathead? Lake
P.M. Silloway
Fergus County
Montana
England Abandons Mosquito Coast Protectorate
The Hay-Ponfiotre treaty shifts the region away from British control after its signing. The United States nears ratification of the Danish West Indies purchase at 4 500 000 dollars. Kalispell will receive 10 000 dollars from Andrew Carnegie for a free library with the city to provide a site and 1 000 dollars yearly for maintenance. Dillon is offered the same proposal. The Nicaragua canal bill would place 10 000 000 dollars at the president’s disposal to start work. A long quest for a route to the Far East ends in Yankee ingenuity paving a new path.
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Danish West Indies
Kalispell
Andrew Carnegie
Dillon
Nicaragua
Far East
Old Dawson Avoids Expulsion After Poker Test
A South Carolina student at Tar Heel University in New York was questioned by fellow alumni after a poker incident. Dawson faced potential expulsion from the faculty but quipped that a fellow member would be Skinning them, earning Proxy’s approval and avoiding dismissal.
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Tar Heel University
New York
Dawson
Sone
Mr. Dawson
Sons and Fathers Wins Big Mystery Prize
Georgia novelist Harry Stillwell Edwards wins a $10,000 prize for an American mystery story titled Sons and Fathers. He reveals his wife inspired the plot and buys twenty bicycles with the prize, sending $2,000 to a leading bicycle firm for the 20 wheels.
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Harry Stillwell Edwards
Georgia
Edwards
South
Edwardses
Edwards Home
Mr. Edwards
Velvet and Corduroy Skirts Highlight New Winter Styles
The season's demand favors wide ribbed corduroys in marine green tan and sea green shades. Paler corn color and cameo pink highlight new evening gloves in grace and undressed kid. Lambs wool corsets offer light durable elastic wear matching soft gray undergarments.
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Grace
Kid
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims $100 Reward
A pasted 19th century ad promises one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney & Co as proprietors in Toledo Ohio and cites endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists. The copy promotes internal use and price of 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
All Drug- Sista
Pioneers of Vegetarianism and a Traction Engine Symbol
A Highland lecture features a speaker praising pioneers of big movements including vegetarianism. An old lady reveals her son Donald is such a pioneer walking ahead of a traction engine with a red flag. The Emancipated Woman and the Eminent Reformer wed but clash over politics and ring rule.
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