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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1897
Page
4
A snippet lists on credit rates for one year six months and three months with negative amounts and a price of 15 on a manuscript addressed to Editor Tribune. It notes letters for the editorial department should be addressed to Editor Tribune.
Montana dispatches report visitors in Dillon and a lively summer scene with hobos, heat waves, and national politics. References include Cuban affairs and Grover Cleveland letters, tariff debate, and local papers backing Altgeld. Dillon to Utah pioneer celebration invites readers to attend.
The excerpt discusses Japan’s belief in easily taking Hawaii, the potential reuse of American guns by Japan, and Dillon’s July Fourth celebration. It also notes a missing opening prayer at the fair grounds and highlights The Cosmopolitan July 1897 issue and Julian Hawthorne’s India plague famine report.
Montana brief covers Anaconda race track slush and several local items. Death by own action in Anaconda saloon. injuries to Alexander Lang in Helena yards. Miles Finien buys Butte hotel. Butte contracts only to bona fide residents. Katie mine work planned at Basin. June police court receipts hit record highs. Quartz gulch suicide near Butte. Price of Philipsburg return visit for July 24 event. Northwestern National Bank creditors receive 50 percent dividend. Prof Reitz to sue after water dunking incident.
A. E. Verrill explains fish sleep patterns showing light sleepers with altered coloration. The porgy darkens to bronze with six black bands at rest, then returns to silver on awakening. Protective coloration helps conceal them among eelgrass and seaweed.
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