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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
7
Lenders state they hold idle funds ready to aid anyone building a legitimate business. They emphasize readiness to provide financing to deserving ventures and invite potential borrowers to engage for investment support.
The common potato spread from the Andes to Quito and Spain around 1580 then Italy Mons Belgium and Germany. By 1601 De L Ecluse described it as Papas peruanorum and it reached France Franche Burgundy by 1592 despite early fears it caused leprosy and fever, delaying acceptance for decades.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat describes sailors turning side skills into profits and crafts during voyages. A photographer captures marine life for magazines, a knitter turns five dollars of wool into fifty, and others carve ivory ships or mend garments.
A seamstress narrates her color preferences, praising white green pinks and pale tones while condemning black red and especially shepherd's plaid. She describes vision burning red, eye strain from black, and the dizzying effect of black and white checks and polka dots.
The renowned Signor Fall, famed for The Raft, lost control with laughter when a child in the stalls tried to sing along. The singer and pianist returned twice but could not complete the duet, leaving the audience amused as they finally gave up the number.
The text explains mean solar day as the average of all solar days in a year and defines mean solar time as clock time versus apparent solar time via a sun dial. It notes the equation of time can reach sixteen minutes twenty one seconds, and clarifies the astronomical day begins at noon while the civil day begins at the preceding midnight.
Frightened pedestrians scatter at a busy downtown corner as street cars automobiles wagons and mounted policemen move through. A window washer on a fifteen story ledge exclaims he is glad not to be in the crowd.
Edith visits the countryside with her grandmother and remarks the scenery looks almost as natural as real water scenes, a playful note from a Chicago News item reflecting rural impressions.
In a Pittsburg Gazette-Times divorce notice the judge notes possible collusion between husband and wife, while the caption jokes the issue as collision since the ceremony. The quirky item hints at a legal dispute with a light editorial tone.
Minnie replies to Agnes that she is not writing her will but her refusal. George proposed last night, and she plans to answer today in a London Sketch style quip.
The quote notes that those who assume grand airs reveal their own weakness and lack of substance, reflecting a critique of self importance.
In Butte and Helena reports detail strikes and wage demands across unions and city services. Painters and paperhangers seek 1 dollar daily hikes, porters push 3 and a half dollars, while telephone workers gain new scales.
Miss Eva E. Stelzer formerly of Dillon married Dudley Crowther of Great Falls in a small Tuesday evening ceremony at the bride's mother's home 210 Third Street North. Rev. E. P. Giboney officiated. The couple plans to reside at 210 Third Street North after March 1 and depart for a wedding trip the next day.
Circulation notes report Hannaford of Northern Pacific dismissing immediate tariff hikes as unlikely while other western lines show no move. The item also covers Twain’s fashion plans, slot machines buried near Tacoma, counterfeiting arrests in Denver, and a smallpox incident involving Rep. Salts in Missouri.
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