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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
2
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The text outlines that all business letters notices and ads go to Tribune Publishing Co. and editorial correspondence to Tribune, Dillon post office classification as second class matter. It formalizes mailing addresses and submission channels for the newspaper.
Dillon area fraternal and library notices list weekly and monthly gatherings. Various lodges from Occidental Encampment No9 to Aamps and post organizations invite in good standing members and visiting knights to attend at halls on Bannack Idaho streets Glendale and Dillon with dates on Fridays Mondays and Wednesdays and library open evenings with public welcome.
A weekly notice lists services at St Rosa Catholic, St James Episcopal, NM Methodist, First Baptist, and Church South Presbyterian. Masses, sermons, and Sunday schools are scheduled with times, pastors, and midweek prayer meetings noted for each denomination.
Fragmentary historic lodge notices list meetings for Lima Masonic bodies and affiliated groups. References include Charch Rev TE 1 Simmons pastor services, Garhi & Ripley gatherings, New State Lodge, Ladies Society meetings, Radies’ Auxiliary, Lima Lodge 45 OC CF, Montana Encampment 19 7 0, Twilo Bridges Lodge 17 A Co UW, and Liberty Lodge 7 1 4 with weekly or biweekly meetings and invitations to visiting members.
Dr. Salmon reports experiments at Chicago on cattle with actinomycosis or dumpy jaw. Iodide of potassium proves a remarkable success with 68 percent cured, costs low, and disease not contagious. He criticizes Illinois livestock commissioners for arbitrary rulings that caused losses and unfair carcass compensation.
General Benjamin Butler, a prominent 19th century figure, died at 1 30 a m after heart failure induced by pneumonia. Born Deerfield New Hampshire November 5 1818 he rose from a small lawyer to a wartime proconsul and Massachusetts governor noted for exposing abuses at the Tewksbury almshouse.
A sprawling recap of emergencies and events includes cholera cases in Ham burg, a Supreme Court appeal, fires and ship collisions, bank thefts and robberies, a prison escape and recapture, a pope appointing a secretary, and multiple deaths from accidents and disease. Also noted are political nominations, labor unrest, and regional misfortunes across several states and cities.
Denver reports a Republican majority fractured as Representative Funderburgh joined Fusionists over patronage disputes. The party seeks to regain discipline while Fusionists bid high for his support amid ongoing internal tensions.
A Lakewood dispatch reports that Mr. Cleveland did not visit New York yesterday. No further details are provided about the planned visit or its purpose.
General Benjamin Butler is buried in Lowell Massachusetts with state officials Grand Army officers and guardsmen among the attendees. Over 30 000 people viewed the cortege as it moved to the cemetery.
Senator John Kenna dies at 4d a.m. after weeks of illness at age 4. Other brief items report Archbishop Kendrick may not name a coadjutor, a Chicago furniture dealers convention elects John Smythe as president, the steamer Mississippi burns in Papoucan Kentucky, cattlemen’s trial near end in Cody Wyoming, Evangelist Tacobsen dies at 76, Caseros surrenders to government troops, prohibition to be enforced in North Dakota, Frances Anne Kemble dies in London at 83, Horace Smith dies in Springfield, and George W. Wisner of Hardin County bank dies.
District Court sets terms for 1890s in multiple counties with Mondays in February April July and October to open at 10 o clock. A fall shipment of stoves arrives and is offered for sale by G W Dart Hardware Co.
An advertisement for Dr Schnitz at 36 North Main Street Butte offers free consultation on private and chronic diseases. It promotes a vapor treatment system for nervous system disorders and claims to cure sexual and blood disorders, melancholy, indigestion, and insanity with a guaranteed fast result.
An advertisement extols a “New Remedy” as the best medicine to restore strength and vitality for chronic nervous and skin diseases. It claims to cure syphilis scrofula erysipelas psoriasis and other blood impurities causing pimples hair loss and related symptoms. The claim targets a broad range of conditions with a universal cure.
An advertisement-profile touts a revolutionary treatment said to cure gonorrhoea, stricture, epididymitis, varicocele, hydrocele, kidney and bladder issues, and a host of skin and blood impurities. It promises rapid relief for numerous ailments with a single remedy.
Fragmentary text notes many hundreds of cases cured in Montana and elsewhere with terms like Protense Antiflection Retoflection Leucorrhea and discharges. The passage reads as medical or clinical claims and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
An archival letter from Mantua dated November 10 1642 describes a patient’s years of eninal weakness nervous prostration and ulcers. After consulting several physicians and attempting self treatment the writer reports restoration after two weeks under Dr CG Sonus care and notary sworn certification.
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