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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1895
Page
7
Poetic tribute honors fallen soldiers and patriots as timeless figures of freedom. It lauds those who died for liberty, linking Marathon heroes to later generations and affirming national gratitude for brave sacrifices across regions.
On a mountain town piazza two Civil War veterans, a northern colonel and a southern major, recall past battles as they confront old wounds. A letter reveals Dennison lies buried nearby and the two men reunite, flowers laid on his grave, and the rift between them heals at sunset.
A fragmentary homage urges the living to renew duty by honoring past sacrifices. It recalls heroes who gave their lives for grand results and calls for inspiration, faithfulness, and ongoing preservation amid the night’s quiet remembrance.
A solemn Arlington speech honors thirteen thousand soldiers whose lives surpassed words and whose deaths formed an unwritten poem. The remark highlights the futility of speech beside the graves.
Quote attributed to G. W. Atkinson contrasts public rejoicing after a dethronement with national mourning for a fallen patriot, underscoring themes of leadership and sacrifice.
A collage of outdated notes mentions royal and political figures, clergy, editors, and diplomats. It cites Bismarck happiness, Count de Castelane cigar orders, Rev Dr Rainsford’s presidency, Buffalo editor’s anniversary, Justice Harlan’s tobacco habit, Felix Faure’s Algeria visit, Japan’s minister in England, and Henry M Howe’s steel writings, among others.
An eloquent tribute to fallen soldiers and their lasting impact on national identity. The speaker celebrates heroic sacrifice, the renewal of memory through monuments, tablets, and public reverence, and the way orphaned families gain a broader nationwide family.
A long patriotic tribute recalling soldiers who died for liberty and unity. The verses honor sacrifice, flag devotion, and national resolve while invoking memory of heroes and the enduring American spirit across grieving landscapes.
An old newspaper ad touts the Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly based in Denver established 1890. It invites readers to try three months for twelve two cent stamps and offers gold gem rings as premiums to yearly subscribers.
Under an Order of Sale issued by the District Court of Montana Beavourhead County a foreclosure decree directs the sale of lands described as section 20 township 8 south range 8 west with water rights and ditches. The sale date is Saturday June 8 4815 at noon at the Dillon Court House front door to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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