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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1904
Page
2
President Roosevelt, after election returns, expressed gratitude for public support and pledged not to seek another nomination. He noted he would have served three and a half years by March fourth, defining that period as his first term, and cited the two-term custom as about substance, not form.
The St Rose guild will convene with Mrs Nick Shodiher next Thursday following a brief confirmation. The meeting aims to discuss upcoming community initiatives and shared concerns.
A promotional piece extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential for expectant mothers and nervous women. It cites a letter from Mrs L Poore of Kentucky praising health benefits and mentions a $500 reward for curing certain female ailments. The notice advertises Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser and requests stamps for mailing costs.
The survey shows Roosevelt ahead in Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee and Texas with margins ranging from about 2 000 to 100 000 and party tilts varying by state. State tickets and gubernatorial results favor Republicans in several key quarters while Democratic wins appear in others.
Vermont and West Virginia back Roosevelt with about 31 000 and 15 000 majorities respectively. Washington Wyoming Wisconsin swing to Republicans. Democratic governor wins in Wyoming, balanced state ticket. Legislature remains divided in Wisconsin and state tickets split elsewhere.
A tabulated statement shows indicated results with Roosevelt and Fairbanks leading. The text notes there will be usual services at the Methodist church next Sunday.
The November term of district court in Dillon convenes next Monday under Judge M H Parker who will likely end his term with this session. No civil cases will be tried. ten criminal cases are listed with juries drawn. Cases include Bissell Austin gambling and forgery charges, jail break, grand larceny, assault, and other offenses.
The Normal hosts a student welcome at Home for new arrivals with music and tea. Dr. Bagley returns from Townsend institute work. The Y W C A convention is postponed due to Miss Shielda illness. The Athletic Association sets a 10 cent fine for absences from meetings and basketball practices. The German Club, organized by Miss Thormyer, meets every other Friday with German games and songs. New student Katharine Coughlin joins, Minnie Hawker moves to the dorm. Preston W. Search to lecture on Famous Pictures with a stereopticon at Assembly Hall next Wednesday.
A description of the traditional low bell ine, a common sport in England and peasant trade in Spain and southern Europe. The fowler uses a large bell and a dentern with a reflector to flash light on roosting ground birds. On dark nights he rings the bell while sweeping the field to dazzle or frighten birds into reach.
The article notes what is believed to be the first iron casting in the territory now in the United States preserved in Lynn Massachusetts. A cooking pot weighing about two pounds was made around 1042 near Lynn where a small charcoal fueled blast furnace operated using bog ore from the Meadow along the Saugus river and oyster shells as flux until 1688 with interruptions.
For that Sweet Tooth you could not come to a better place. We have abundant supply of the finest candies bon bons and cakes that are made No doubt they will far exceed your expectations. At any rate they are worthy of a trial.
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