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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1888
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions arche or era and numbers with unclear context. The readable portion lacks concrete events or identifiable entities to describe a coherent news item.
A historical survey catalogues how ancient writers and scientists described eyes and facial traits across European, Asian, and African populations. It notes beliefs about eye shape color and emotion, citing Buffon Winckelmann Tacitus and De Pauw, and discusses blue eyes becoming common and the variation by climate and lineage.
The Globe Democrat excerpt notes brass and sheet metal signs fading from prominence as styles shift every few years. Merchants once spent on polishers and durable materials now favor porcelain letters and other updates, while paper production ideas from linen rags and tobacco plant stems illustrate evolving manufacturing notions.
Am American syndicate completed fifty four mile inland railroad from Delagoa Bay under Portuguese concession. Sanford company leads Upper Congo trade with two steamers. American capital funds Favuta to Atmbaea railroad and quartz crushing machinery for new gold holdings in South Africa. Chinese News.
A damaged text fragment references Mrs Frou Ureat George and Mr FOB. It describes a V shaped gesture or trick and mentions deep drawn sighs and mental entanglements. The passage is garbled and unclear but suggests a personal note or communication.
The text discusses sugar as a claimed medicine and a proposed, costly new extract used in pharmacy. It cites diabetes patents, liver complaints, and fears of health risks, debating whether sugar substitutes could be safer than traditional sugar and contemplating electrical storage of life in a vivid analogy.
Micha Beate of Ameridence Weaverheld County Montana filed notice of intention to prove up a mining or irrigation land claim before the probate judge in Beaverhead County on the 1st day of April 1958. Signatures include Henry Ghed Frank C. Shuler Henry Thompson and Louis Me Morrison all from Merdice Montana with register noted.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before a registrar at Dillon Montana on April 4 1888. John W Morton, who made preemption declaratory statement, names the witnesses Theodore Nelson Joseph B Townsend Petersen and Leopard Gaps all of Dillon Montana. LANGHOILVE Register.
Notice of intention to make final proof in support of a land claim. The proof will be before the Clerk of the District Court in Deaverberned County Montana on April 66. The settler provides continued residence and describes homestead requirements and witnesses. Name listed: W Langhorne.
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The text presents a damaged notice with unreadable names and dates. It references Chant diheedt firstad een and Virginia Cite Mant on Satiracas with scattered details about residence, tape, and claims. Overall content remains unclear due to severe OCR errors.
Desert Rand Pharoot, notice for publication dated 1888 asks residents of Beaverhead County Montana to appear in district court to prove title and claim ownership of a desert claim. Names listed include Howdage withestes Barber Barber et al. and attorney Danes Bo Phillips of Dillon.
To Dames Healy you are notified that Tuscaront Mining & Stucking Company claims支 stake in Nomebode Mining Chain Montana Territory Mean verhead County for required expenditure. You must contribute one hundred dollars with interest and costs within ninety days after first publication. Sirmed has made the expenditure. Arrow Argenta din bo ess Tusmmica MOAS Co.
Coowners notify Bea 77 that they have expended funds on improvements to the property in the district of Bikhorn Weaverhasal County Montana for the year ending December 31 87. They claim right to hold the record and state that within ninety days after first publication the interest will transfer to the undersigned who paid the costs as provided by law. Dillon fan coth Vienn Veon Javers Jacason Anu Aove.
A partnership between Thos L Law and Brant Pendleton dissolves by mutual consent. Montgomery Bros of Wisdom Montana will not be responsible for debts after the date. Phas L Law and Brant Pendleton will wind up affairs and settle all obligations.
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