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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
4
The Missoula office reports a circular easing cultivation requirements for pre June 6 1912 entries. Final proof now possible with at least one sixteenth cultivation in year one and one eighth in subsequent years, within five years of entry, with certain conditions and adjudication rules.
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a test ed remedy for kidney complaints and related symptoms. It cites a testimonial from James Roberts of Butte Montana praising the product and urges kidney sufferers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents.
A state health board bulletin shows a three year drop in contagious disease cases in Helena and across the state. Officials credit better sanitation and improved milk supply for declines from 1910 through 1912, noting over 100 lives saved in nine months despite harsh condemnation of preventive efforts.
The La Grande city authorities award a Bitulithic paving contract after thorough testing of Pacific Northwest pavings. A rigid inspection found the current Bitulithic pavement defect free under adverse climate and heavy traffic, signaling continued civic progress.
The Third Degree drama by Charles Klein attracts strong audience response as it plays at the Normal auditorium on Monday November 11. The play critiques police conduct in preliminary investigations and is praised for its timely, human story and public teaching value.
Samuel F B Morse born April 27 1791 in Charlestown Massachusetts died New York April 2 1872. Yale graduate 1810 studied art in England with Benjamin West then painted portraits in several cities and opened a New York studio in 1823. He served as first president of the National Academy of Design 1826 to 1842 and in 1832 designed the electric telegraph with a working model shown in 1835 after failing to secure funding until 1843 when an appropriation funded the Washington Baltimore line, the world first.
The excerpt questions parental control over a child’s behavior and manners in American life. It probes whether a child interrupts, misplaces clothing, eats secretly, takes what he wants, and arrives late, implying concerns about discipline and family order in the United States.
The piece recounts General Sam Houston’s marriage to Eliza Allen on January 22, 1829 and their subsequent separation. It notes Houston’s honor, Allen’s tears, and her confession of marrying to please her father. Houston resigns as governor and leaves for the Cherokee country before later marrying Margaret Moffette in 1840.
A Kentucky man visits his brother in New York and samples Broadway hotel dining. He is shocked by the bill at a top grill room and frustrated by waitstaff tipping insult. A clerk directs him to his brother at a rival hotel grill room, highlighting the era’s price culture.
Francis Pemberton born 1625 rose from Fleet Prison debt to study law while jailed. Nicknamed counselor by fellow prisoners, he used fees for books then secured release to pursue law. Called to the bar in 1654, he served in Westminster palace court and the Lords, became puisne judge, knighted 1675, and lord chief justice in 1681 after Scroggs’s dismissal.
London Mail notes the Spanish reduce words to a minimal sound, giving son as eecho with a guttural. The piece traces origins Filius fils and figlio, and explains the simplification of consonant usage in Spanish pronunciation.
In Chicago the dialogue shows Bella claiming to write 150 words a minute after six weeks of stenography training. She expects to seek work soon, though she notes a need to read her notes clearly before applying.
In a Pittsburgh Post item a speaker recalls a paradox as a family joke about a union of rules and time. Ma doubted a return before midnight due to an exdase for staying downtown, yet the impossible happened this evening.
The text argues that hatred breeds a vicious habit of mind that will grow in intensity and spill over onto friends or indifferent people, warning that such attitudes could emerge in degrees and harm relationships.
A lively exchange captures a golfer praising a memorable round with an upbeat, playful tone. The scene blends encouragement, humor, and a touch of theatrical banter as players and helpers share the moment.
This stock comprises Hamp shire and Oxford bucks with black faces and legs plus 25 Langshan roosters. Item location is Twin Bridges Montana with contact options by phone or mail. Seller: T. F. Jenkins. Phone 44 3 41 tf.
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