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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune Publishing Co requests all business letters and advertisements for publication be sent to them. News correspondence should go to the editor at Epiork Tribune. The Tramnee PrinCo disclaims employee debts unless signed by the manager.
The long rule of Queen Victoria ends after nearly 64 years, marking a sorrowful moment across Europe and the world. Her strength, moral leadership, and public care earned universal respect, and America and Germany join in mourning the sovereign seen as a friend to the nation.
A fragment summarizes global progress and risks, noting science advances and moral concerns. It mentions Nicola Tesla on Mars communication, a drug and food regulation bill, Queen Victoria's death, and rising hold ups in Butte. It surveys Montana political factions, columns from Inter Lake and Forsnth Times, Carter and Clark senatorial contests, and West Point hazing abolition news.
State Superintendent W W Welch ruled dances in public school houses are contrary to law and hinder Montana's educational progress. He also held pupils cannot transfer to nonadjacent districts, and full public funding must not be withheld when school closures were unavoidable. The decisions respond to Miss Martha Dilworth's inquiries from Carbon county.
Clifford Cranston a seven year old boy from Sunnyside drive was struck by a fast moving train while playing with older youths. He sustained a severe left foot laceration but refused to name the boy who pushed him, showing grit and loyalty to his companions. Doctors face uncertainty about foot outcome. The piece also notes Britain’s underground living populations and examples of notable figures who wrote or lived in subterranean spaces.
In a dark room stretch white cloth on a wall and place a lighted candle on a table opposite. Use a book between candle and cloth to darken the cloth, then hold a mirror beside the candle to reflect the image onto the cloth. Move cutout figures to make shadows appear to walk across the fabric.
An older advertisement promotion offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co and lists endorsements from Toledo wholesalers West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a library event in St James Parish House. Additional note promotes Krause's Cold Cure capsules priced 25 cents sold by City Drug Store.
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