Local News Items in Dillon Chronicle
A compilation of town happenings includes visits by officials and residents, theatre plans for Yon Yonson at Cochran's Opera House, court and political figures in town, and upcoming holiday sales at Cochran's with a focus on local commerce and social events. Notable names include John Dolon, Ada R. Williams, Gov. Robert B. Smith, Francis Redfern, D. E. Sanders, Richard Gallagher, and A. J. Campbell.
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Delos Selway
E. Timer's
G. W. Stapleton
Dillon
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Cochran's
R. H. Jones
Brigham City
Utah
Lorin Jones
H. J. Thompson
Opera House
Cochran’s Opera House
Jake Miller
W. J. Cochran
E. Timer
John Hirschman
Merry Twelve Euchere Club
Edwin Norris
Death of Hyrum Kennison in Bannack Typhoid
Hyrum Kennison age 10 died of typhoid fever at his Bannack home after a 52 day illness. Funeral planned for this afternoon. It is the fourth death in the family in two months with three others gravely ill. Father hospitalized at the county poor farm near Dillon with cancer and unaware of the fatalities. Mrs. Kennison bears the loss despite a two month old youngest child.
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Hyrum Kennison
Dillon
Yon Yonson Draws Sold Out Houses Across Iowa
Burlington Fort Madison Davenport Creston report huge crowds and warm praise for Yon Yonson. The Swedish performer draws immense audiences and leaves theatergoers more content with life after each show at Cochran Opera House on December 5th.
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Iowa
Yon Yonson
Fort Madison
Davenport
Creston
Towa
America
Cochran Opera House
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Health Benefit
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It claims the pills improve appetite digestion and overall energy with a regular habit, priced at 25 cents at Central Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
High Lights on Vice and Virtue in a Chicago Record Quote
A Chicago Record quote laments vice and deceit in society noting a boastful man’s hypocrisy. It contrasts brash claims with real duties and mocks trusting women who depose modest domestic work for romance while praising patriotism and selective loyalty.
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Chicago Record
Dream Talk Between Mrs Young and Mr Y
The dialogue presents Mrs Young I recalling a dream of her mother staying a month and Mr Y replying that dreams go by contraries. Another dream mentions a restriction on a new dress as part of the exchange, illustrating playful, philosophical banter.
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Mrs. Young
Mr. Y
Mr.y. Y
Hopeful Mother Praises Slow Witted Son
A dialogue between a hopeful mother and a benignant gentleman features a critique of early intelligence. The mother trusts her son’s intellect will grow with age while the gentleman cautions that precocious brightness can fade, and dull youths may gain prominence. Judy.
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Judy
Vivandiere Ambition Shocks Male Companion
A fragment notes a woman declares she would volunteer in war as a vivandiere not a nurse, brushing aside discouragement. The man recalls guiding her to comic opera recently, as reported by the Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Graduation Topic Sparks Debate on Superstition
A mother prompts a daughter about choosing a graduation essay. The girl replies with the topic The Injurious Restraints of Superstition Ancient and Modern. The mother urges work but the student resists starting Monday, per the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Syrup of Pee Promises Quick Relief for The Weak
A vintage ad claims many people misbelieve illness is disease and recommends Syrup of PEEP from the California Fig Syrup Company as a simple cure. Sold by all druggists, the text presents a bold reassurance for those feeling unwell.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Sighs over vanished fortune in Copplethwaite tale
A woman reflects on a fortune gone and a man misreads his luck as he looks for a new mustache and a perceived fresh development. The scene hints at the Copplethwaite millions and a possible missed opportunity.
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Copplethwaite
Indianapolis Journal
Opera Revival Fades in London Satire Note
A London Saturday Review quips that the opera is dead and fans relief at no longer feeling obliged to attend. The writer mocks the idea of wasting time and the urge to be in a stall, signaling a satirical stance on opera culture.
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Beaver head County Sealed Proposals for Care of Poor
Beaver head County commissioners seek sealed proposals for weekly per capita care and support of the sick and infirm for one year starting December 6 1898. Proposals due December 5 1898 at 9 a m addressed to the county clerk marked sealed proposals for care of poor. Specifications available at county clerk’s office. The board may reject all offers.
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Board of Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Barrett
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