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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
4
Advertisement text noting Fisher as authorized newspaper advertising agent and listing his San Francisco address. Mentions the paper keeps a file in his office and references a six month period and a quoted rate. No clear event or person beyond the agent.
A collage of quotes on women’s roles and fashion from 19th century papers. Remarks touch suffrage, attire, millinery costs, age claims, professional entry, and public behavior, reflecting societal debates as women participate in politics and public life.
Multiple 19th century papers report conflicting notices on the death of Mexican bandit Garza. Opinions range from permanent death to repeated demises, with commentary on his revolutionary activities and the impact on border violence.
Oscar Wilde favors jewels with rings on his left hand. Boraud paints street life from a cab studio on the curb. Alphonse Dandet plans extensive travels through England. Bessie Potter will study in Italy while creating plaster portraits. Albert Bruce Joy sculpted a bust of Depew and of J C Adams, the Neptune discoverer, unveiled at St Johns Cambridge.
The Monroe doctrine prompts warnings from New York papers about British and Venezuelan tensions. Reports note U S firmness regardless of arbitration and potential sanctions. Other items include Germany arming infantry with bicycles, local Dillon concerns about hobos, and rising prices for silver wheat and coal oil amid factory resumes. Cyclometers appear in the market.
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station reports that dipping seed potatoes for one and a half hours in a corrosive sublimate solution of 2 ounces per 15 gallons effectively prevents potato scab. Use wooden vessels, wash and dry potatoes after treatment, and plant only clean seed on disease-free soil.
Tomorrow evening Miss Maude Granger and her dramatic company perform Camille at the Dillon opera house. The leading actress is hailed as a premier exponent of emotional roles on the American stage with a superior supporting company. Reserved seats are now on sale.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for all ages, claiming it loosens mucus and eases coughing for a speedy recovery. It promotes mailings to N M White and mentions travel lines, tickets, and printing services, with various agent names and dates.
A wedding is described with brief ceremony details and warm wishes. Local correspondents report on residents including Frank Nesley’s Bannack trip, mosquito sightings, new house progress, baseball results, health and travel notes, shaved mustaches, and a humorous aside about J M Nesley and Ayre’s Hair Vigor.
Regular correspondent reports light rain not enough to help crops but planting mostly finished. Residents include Geo Powers and family traveling to Dillon for lumber. Alex Metzel on business to Dillon and Butte. W D Nurenberger biked from Virginia. Odd Fellows’ Virginia City event praised. stock moves planned to Hunt and Russell camps. Bozeman Agricultural College returnee Albert Metzel at York ranch. school election planned at Donegan school house Ledford creek to decide on a new school house.
The Dillon Tribune announces ongoing land notices advertising for patrons at three dollars with a special low price on patent notices. Subscribers receive reduced rates on this advertising class.
DyLLoN Mont April 90 1805 Having this day purchased the business formerly run by Geo Standaher we announce our wholesale and retail meat provisions. Cox & Pyle pledge fair prices prompt service and strict attention to business to retain old trade and gain new customers. Call us we will do our best to please you.
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