Copyright Notice From Procter and Gamble 1888
A notice from the Procter & Gamble Company of Cincinnati dates to 1888 asserting ownership of published materials and protecting intellectual property rights the era’s advertising and product branding practices.
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THE
Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Townsend's Feasibility Notes on German Matte Smelting
D R Townsend in Dillon this week details a German matte smelting method to concentrate metals from ore into a compact matte form housing gold and silver with copper lead and iron. The process promises high metal recovery, potential mine profits, and rapid smelter expansion in the district, supported by local capital and skilled personnel.
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D. R. Townsend
Dillon
Montana
Rapture at Discovery Cure for Cough in Philadelphia
Mrs Annie E Springer credits Dr King s New Discovery for a long coughing fit ending after use. She reports chest pain relief and restful sleep. Price 50c and 1.00, trial bottles free at City Drug Store, guaranteed. Weather summary notes February highs and lows from Dillon report.
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Annie E. Springer
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Dr. King
City Drug Store
Prisoner Brought Back on Embezzlement Charge
Sheriff Moore returns from Anaconda with Peter Cramer in custody on embezzlement accusations involving 700 dollars from an Anaconda harness dealer. Bond set at 600 dollars and hearing scheduled for March 10. Cramer claimed to sell harness on commission and lose the price list, then skipped to Idaho. Anaconda authorities handed him to Deer Lodge County for trial. case may settle out of court.
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Moore
Anaconda
Peter Cramer
Hudee Es Tae Justice Phillips
Big Hole
Idaho
Deer Lodge County
Cramer
Montana
Beaverhead County
Ladies High Five Club Meeting Ends Before Lent
Dillon society notes describe the Ladies High Five club gathering at Mrs J E Morse’s residence with husbands and substitutes invited. Prizes awarded to Mrs E J Pasmore and H A Hull. refreshments served. attendees listed. Also mentions a Philadelphia man praising Electric Bitters and a February 22 wedding of Miss Mary Lenox and Joseph Stevens in Butte Argenta couple to reside in Argenta.
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Ladies High Five Club
Dillon
J. E. Morse
E. J. Pasmore
H. A. Hull
Bowman
Norris
Hull
Paul
Edinger
E. J. Donger
H. O. Miller
Carter
Fyhrie
Lorin Jones
E. Timer
Angela Fyhrie
Delos Selway
Washington
Butte
Mary Lenox
Joseph Stevens
Argenta
St. Lawrence’s Catholic Church
Father Pauwelyn
James Lenox
Sinier
Cascarets promise clear skin and health benefits
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid by claiming clean blood and skin, urging readers to start now to banish pimples and other impurities. In town, Ernest Hopp recovered from a broken leg suffered after being thrown from a horse five weeks earlier, escaping pneumonia due to exposure on the ice.
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Ernest Hopp
Birch Creek
Hopp
Clara Thropp Leads Poor Touring Cast in Bad Play
Critics roasted Clara Thropp and her inept barn stormers for A Remedy for Divorce as a poorly staged production. A crowded opening night proved short lived as audience turnout dropped sharply Tuesday and a backstage cash-box dispute tainted the show.
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Clara Thropp
Miss Thropp
Dillon
Clara
State of Montana v Gleeson in petty larceny trial
In Justice Phillips court Monday morning the State pursued William Gleeson for stealing about 60 pounds of coal from the railroad, valued at 37 cents. Gleeson was found guilty and sentenced to 24 hours in the county jail after arrest initiated by railroad detective J H Hogan. Prosecutor J Willis and defense attorney Will Cushing led the case. The arrest aimed to curb coal pilfering in the Dillon yards.
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Phillip
State of
Montana
Dillon Yards
Hammer Stock of Clothing for 50 Cents on Dollar Sale
Bankruptcy sale of hammer clothing and furnishing goods formerly owned by N E Hammer. Entire stock offered at 50 cents on the dollar to clear fast for new stock arriving April 1. Visit store to review prices and bargains.
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Hammer
N. E. Hammer
Dillon Tribune Ad Rates Highlight Wide Montana Reach
The Dillon Montana Tribune touts its large regional circulation across southwestern Montana and eastern Idaho. It emphasizes strong advertising value, affordable rates, and a trusted readership, inviting advertisers to place notices in its columns.
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Montana
the Tribune
Idaho
Focal
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Dillon Lodge
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Montana Workman
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Seneca (III.) News
Bucklen
H. Swain
M. M. Woodward
First National Bank
U. S
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Beaverhead
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Ge Willa, ‘Notary Public
A. Bouuavan
Toran Deanee
Weather Report
J. E. Monroe
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Tribune
John Oliver
Beauty
Bob Sleighs
Common Sense
Bob
Dillon Implement CO
the Tribune Publishing Company
F. L. Graves
WM. Roe
Vice Press
A. L. Stone
State Bank OF
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Martin Barrett, A. L. Stone
Farwers
Price
Phelps
Mont. State College
Bozeman, Mont
Butte, Mont
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Bates
Salmon City
Shoupe
Gibboneville
Ide
Loxbate
Blackbird
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Zellow Jacket
Silvercreek 3
the of Prairie Basin
Pwn Norrie
MO. G. Willis
Dillon National Bank
Bannack and
Washington Streets
Dillon, Mont
Geo. R. Metlen
Iiaho
A. G. Williams
L. Tarr
Idaho Street
City Hall
Dillon,mont
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Christianson
Kentucky Ave
Vine’ St