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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1895
Page
8
The article explains constructing a brick or stone ice house with double walls and proper sill bedding, shows how to ventilate, drain, and line faces with paper. It compares packing options from sawdust to mineral wool, notes mineral wool as a strong insulator and fire retardant, with cost and transport considerations.
Iowa farmers awaken to corn fodder value after the state breeders' convention. Attendees favor saving fodder this fall with agreement on its importance but split on handling. Lane supports cutting or shredding for barn feeding while others praise cheap cutters and shredders as labor savers for outdoor feeding.
A Missouri field writer describes using a thrashing machine and engine to shell corn efficiently and feed grinding. The piece recommends early fall operation, pond building for fish and irrigation, and using willows for dam shade. It mentions windmills powering pumps and fodder cutting, with a complete farm mill setup costing under $600.
The dialogue centers on welcoming the Coming and bidding farewell to a guest. Stuffer and Dashaway discuss preparations for an elegant New Year’s luncheon and the plan to eat before departure. The exchange hints at social ritual and lingering manners.
The Young Women's Christian Association gym in Brooklyn reopened last season with an evening program for women, featuring a three grade program, baths for 5 cents, and dedicated supporters like Mrs. Duryea and Mrs. Pren tiss. A new graceful gymnastics routine was described as the line of girls moves in scrolls and curves. A final note calls tariff as a living issue, not settled, forecast to stay active through 1896.
An old advertisement lists Porter Deve and Carex Company as sole proprietors in Boston offering mailed free information about the blood scalp and hair. The fragment implies personal care products marketed worldwide with emphasis on mail order.
Delinquent real property taxes due Beaverhead County 1894 with descriptions and penalties. Notice lists property owners, locations such as Dillon Lima Bannack and Glendale, acreage and improvements, and sale date January 23, 1895 at 10:00 a.m. in the Beaverhead County Courthouse. County Treasurer J G Shannon publishes December 28, 1894.
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