Fragmented OCR Note From Cor and Nearby Areas
Readable lines show Cor LA references with scattered names and numbers. The text hints at a local notice or invite but lacks clear action dates or authorities.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1888
Page
4
Readable lines show Cor LA references with scattered names and numbers. The text hints at a local notice or invite but lacks clear action dates or authorities.
A Brooklyn Eagle report recounts a Chinese laundromat scene where healer Lee Loo endures finger amputation with frog-based anesthesia, illustrating a long-known Asian practice. It also critiques Italian meals as endless, ritualistic, and costly, with American diners enduring hours of course-by-course service.
A Harper's Bazaar style critique notes women overrun seats on suburban trains with parcels and feet while traveling. It condemns candy munching in public venues and the rudeness of latecomers at theatres. The piece also attacks domineering talk by younger generations and praises restraint rooted in Christian manners. It includes a separate vignette on Persian girls' home life and dress.
The Chicago Herald warns against sunburn creams and cosmetics during summer. It advocates gradual sun exposure to darken skin, freckle treatment by thorough tanning, hot water for stings, and frequent bathing while condemning face lotions. It links complexion health to overall well being.
Benjamin Ward Richardson cites Jewish sanitary inspection data to argue that large portions of animal meat, including oxen calves and sheep, were rejected as diseased in London from 1878 to 1880. He claims that about one third of non Jewish meat in the UK market carried disease evidence and that meat eaters ingest diseased flesh for a seasonal four month period.
The piece argues serfdom fueled widespread brigandage and rebellion among escaped serfs who formed armed bands. It credits central authority with maintaining autocratic rule as czars relied on personal power to suppress nobles and rival princes, shaping a cycle of fear and loyalty that sustained Moscow’s regime.
A Chicago Herald writer cautions against excessive quinine use for neuralgia and other ailments without medical advice. The article notes ear congestion and auditory nerve irritation, warning that overdoses and long use can cause deafness and serious outcomes.
The New York Sun notes a major shift as iron regains use in key locomotive components, replacing steel on many railroads after a recent move away from steel. This marks a significant change in material choice for critical machinery.
U S Land Office Helena Mont August 27 1889 notice that Thom Jo Mulany administrator of the estate at Robot Hughes of Dillon Beaverhead County Mont files desert land application for the NW quarter of section and other parcels. Hearing before probate judge of Briverbond County Dillon Mont October date with witnesses Daniel UW Noble Nesbitt Med Mock John Kisslek Joseph Meten all of Dillon Mont to prove settlement and reclamation of said lands. W Lanennan Register.
Notice is published that William Armitage and another settler filed intent to make final proofs in support of their claims. Proofs will be before local probate judges in Dillon and Beaverhead County Montana on August 20 and March 5. Witnesses listed include George W. WaIlind, John Paddock, and others to establish residence and cultivation.
Mary 64 seated in Dillon Besverhens County Meantime Gas filed notices of intention to take desert fan olin Noveges for Se. 7 Pp. ra SOG AW lie for Het ferk of the District Court to amend for Teaverhead county at Dillon Menton Saturday the 0th dhev of October 1st She names the Sollawi witnesses to creave the somphete drrigtion and reehomation of Icish based Zwin Bo Shaws Bred Bling Toho Dolwi Jeb Cowles all of Dillon Mant yo SW Lasertense Register
Notice records a settler named Mederich Sehlott filing for final proof to establish his claim. Proceedings set before Probate Judge at Beavers Head County on November. witnesses Gereeter, Wiehard Pirines, Heong Poinbestier and Pete Vien Can listed to support residence and cultivation.
Public notice lists final proof requirements for desert land claims and publication deadlines. Names appear garbled but reference to public notice lines include individuals and locations such as Beaverhead and Amesyinic with dates and unit markers.
In Helena Montana on September 4 1888 U S Land Office notices filed show James Webeast of Camas Arkansas and John Dolan of Dillon Montana seeking to prove desert land claims. Witnesses listed include Lonis Morrison John Beate Williams Deng Jer and Meary Thomsen and George M Wilson Edwin Jt Shaw Eastin Sprinkle John A Smith. A second notice cites John Dolan filing to prove reclamation of desert land with witnesses George M Wilson Edwin Jt Shaw Eastin Sprinkle John A Smith signed Dillon Montana October 18 1888.
Geo M Wilson of Dillon Montana filed notice of intent to make final proof on a desert land entry for the S half and NIA half of section 2 and for Nava stake 2 Vp in Wy 8 before Beaverhead County Probate Judge in Dillon on the specified date. Witnesses listed include John Dolan Edwin Isloin Erastus Sprinkle John A Smith and others to prove irrigation and reclamation of the lands.
Notice informs that Votier has filed motive of intention to make final proof in Madison County Virginia City MAT. The proof will be before the district court clerk on a specified date at the Madison County courthouse. Witnesses and residence facts are listed with names and contiguity of land and cultivation for the patent claim.
A garbled OCR passage references a district court in Missouri and dates in 10, 28. It mentions witnesses and a proof deadline, with names partially legible. The fragment appears to describe a legal notice or appearance requirement in a court case.
Fragmentary notice describes a sequence of payments and obligations related to a saw mill operation in Harkness Canyon. Details are unclear but reference to debts, dates, and parties implies a financial or contractual matter linked to the mill.
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