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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1888
Page
5
Ex mayor Harrican describes Japan's farms with irrigation ditches and strict rotation, noting small plots, efficient labor, and abundant crops. He praises Buddhist influence on cattle, the dense, lean population, and the disciplined, hardy workers. He contrasts apparel, food, and endurance with American ideals.
A feature on the Grangerite hobbyist in St. Louis, a figure seen as a library vandal by collectors. The piece explains how readers insert illustrations and portraits between pages, expanding works from 100 to thousands of pages, with examples like Sir William Nurdstott.
The New York Tribune reports Germany debates a seventeenth century Bavarian friar prophecy claiming a Hohenzollern prince will unite Germany under one crown then die young, with a crown prince missing a hand and doctors forecasting the emperor’s remaining years.
A Denver man named Lyon houses a diverse, multilingual pen collection of over 700 pens. Varieties include steel and gold specimens with fine nibs for microscopic lines and others suited for emphatic personal prose. The collection spans England to Canada with shapes ranging from shovel-like to stovepipe segments.
Philip Magnus surveys commercial education across Germany Austria Hungary Italy Belgium, noting Germany leads in primary and secondary schools with Realschulen and commerce schools, while Austria Hungary emphasize Handels akademie and clerical training. Italy bifurcates after elementary, with technical institutes and specialized commercial departments. Belgium maintains numerous middle schools aimed at commercial pursuits.
A Philadelphia Times analysis cites Joliet penitentiary data showing 500000 criminals in the United States, with a rising share under 29 years old. It notes that only about 10 percent are confined at any time while the rest roam free, prey upon society, and threaten public safety.
The Ashes States Land Office in Montana receives notice that Gollen ra Min Toy and Misling Company has filed a patent application for the Golden Era Lode mine and millsite in Beaverhead County Montana. The description covers 2.4 acres of surface ground with specified corners and bearings and notes a 658 acre weathered portion. adverse claimants must file within sixty days.
One 15 inch Turbine Water Wheel offered at a bargain price. The wheel features a bronze casting with a steel shaft and appears in good condition with minor wear noted. Seller Cullen or Culdr es advertises it through TL Brundage, Printer, Diwoa Montana.
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