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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
4
A lively New Mexican shearing in May shows herders from Mesicans Pueblos and Navajos handling hundreds of sheep in a railroad corral. Each man works fast with sharp shears, numbers tallying fines as the day ends with sacks weighed and wool stacked.
A readable stream of phrases recalls a Log Cabin era scene with references to a family, neighbors, and social ties. The text mentions fathers, kinship, schooling, and local life in a rural setting, interwoven with scattered names and places that hint at a community narrative.
A Philadelphia Times column offers outdated advice on women’s appearance noting olive oil for dry skin in summer, a buns in water wash, and using a key to remove facial spots. It critiques aging and fashion trends, urging simple routines and “eat well” as a form of personal improvement.
A Pittsburgh Bulletin excerpt laments abolishing the tender locomotive. It depicts a fatal mechanized scene where the tender and pilot cause severe injuries, arguing the modern design dangers and the grim disposal of bodies rather than humane handling.
A fragmentary transcription from a Georgia newspaper hints at a religious figure and sparse living in hardship, with disjointed names and phrases. The garbled OCR obscures concrete events, dates, or exact identities, offering only vague hints of a minister and modest donations.
C Purry describes Mechoopka near the Bidwell mansion as a neat, healthy Indian village with a school run by a refined American girl. Residents display dignity and humor, with modest dress and strong self respect. Children study English, read and write, and educated offspring inspire parental pride and civilizing influence.
A Kansas professor known for self deprecating humor delivered a lecture in a small town while the local choir asked playful questions. The choir then performed a somber tune sounding like a mock tribute before the talk concluded.
Poetic dialogue on a hotel porch depicts a new arrival commenting on the long twilight of summer evenings followed by misheard and playful exchanges about work and life. The scene captures mood and mistaken phrases in a casual social moment.
A Criminal Lawyer argues cremation would hinder murder investigations by concealing evidence and delaying postmortem exams. He cites the Mixwell case to illustrate how exhumation could reveal cause of death, warning it risks complicating prosecutions and jury reception. The piece reflects debate in the Kennebee Journal via Globe Democrat reporting.
Notice states a filing has been made and a hearing set before the District Court at Dillon Montana on Nov 3 to prove the contiguity of assets and witnesses. The proceedings list witnesses and participants, with locations in Amesville and Rich County.
Fragmentary report notes a turn of events at a canyon location involving individuals named Mele and Shine. Details are incomplete but indicate a stated observation or incident connected to the two or the area.
Notice is hereby given that Jamies Wetorush of Gams Itc filed notice of intention to streak provide water rights and irrigation on certain lands in Ney ogge ter Shor yg dWia pools presh paesee st haW aes NE to sero in Montana with witnesses Jeli Beate Williaa be Chee and Peary Dhousen alder Milonic. Registered at Melons Montana September 4 88s. Notice is also given that Jobo Doli of Dillon Montana filed for entry on land described as NW SHag SWag in Dillon County Mead to prove up on a certain date with witnesses Wilson Pha at Shrew Krastus th Sprinkle John A saith R.A. Losartan Register U8.
Notice of intention to take final proof on desert land in Beaverhead County Montana. Witnesses named, proceedings set for October in Montana. Descriptions include plat or fort references and veteran mentions with registration numbers and parcels.
Readable fragments show references to people and places such as Groot Mote dao MOP ary Dee, NAW, NMG, SpoN Wee, Swann Gate, and Mee Wolter. Several obscure terms and numbers appear without clear context making it hard to determine a cohesive event or outcome.
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