Montana Flora and State Topicsdominate Dillon Page
A Dillon Tribune page discusses Idaho flowers and state flower choices, praises a Portland or Montana plant guide, and notes Montana state constitutional and land laws. It also lists a mortuary report for February and general health statistics including pneumonia and adult deaths.
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Montana
Butte
General Land Law Provisions and a Montana Pioneer Dies
New congress outlines land law changes repealing the timber culture act while preserving existing rights and clarifying desert land and entry procedures. Also notes the death of Hon. Geo L Batchelder, pioneer and former Beaverhead County official, at 64 from pneumonia after a life spanning California gold rush to Montana mining leadership. Carrie Hoffman theft case highlighted with numerous recovered items.
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New Gentry Congress
Interior Department
Alaska
Timbes
Geo. L. Batchelder
Paynters Creek
George L. Batchelder
California
Massachusetts
Horn
Montana
Galletia Valley
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Territorial Council
Society of Pioneers
Manhunt and court actions amid city crime and notices
Sheriff reports multiple telegrams and arrests as U.S. Marshal hunts for William Barnes in Helve and Virginia City. Deputy Sheriff returns suspect to Federal authorities. grand and petty larceny indictments loom. City marshal warns about stray stock to be impounded after March 15.
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Jos. Trimborn
Thalk
Rose
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J. Mulaney
Death in Cabinet Families Echoes Through History
This excerpt notes a pattern of tragedy striking presidential cabinets and relatives from Lincoln to Harrison. It lists losses in Bayard, Tracy, Blaine, and Winder families, suggesting personal grief alongside public service, amid broader debates on Africa and emigration.
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Mr. Seward
Cleveland
Bayard
Tracy
Blaine
the Dent
Harrison
White House
Winder
The
London Times
United States
Stanley
Africa
Times
Advertising ethics and women’s influence in media
A fragmented note discusses how a woman’s perceived prudence in ads shapes journals and consumer choices. It mentions the Common Sense Book and Ladies' Home Fauntleroy as cultural touchstones influencing public taste and even a baby’s life, implying advertising power.
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Ladies’ Home
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