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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
11
The article touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestion related weakness. It claims the medicine restores strength to weak nervous run down men and women and helps prevent being starved out of business or battle.
Senator W A Clark and Judge W Y Pemberton spoke to Dillon citizens last Saturday. Pemberton offered long, rambling remarks while Clark delivered a forceful appeal praising the office over the man, criticizing Roosevelt and Heinze, and noting the nation’s woes under prior administrations.
Two speakers addressed the crowd on political principles but offered few ideas and excess verbiage. Both praised Lincoln, yet the audience remained largely unmoved and several platform members appeared to fall asleep.
Warren K. Moorhead curator appeals to readers near Andover Massachusetts to donate Indian relics from mounds and prehistoric sites. He offers to pay express charges, credit donors in reports and exhibits, and emphasizes preservation of axes pipes spearheads and clay vessels for study of Americas antiquity.
Instructions state that those who did not register in 1900 must register now to vote. Voters who registered two years ago and moved must obtain a transfer to maintain eligibility.
A storyteller recalls a bull buffalo climbing a California tree to escape four fierce dogs. Critics doubt the tale though the animal reportedly sought safety high above ground, while the quarry consisted of a boar hound a great dane a psovie and a bulldog.
A survey notes prohibitions on women praying in Mohammedan countries and some Hindoo and Ainu groups. It claims Koran supports private prayer for women while many communities restrict female worship. In Madagascar only male addressed prayers are permitted to the Supreme Being.
A New York associate of Cuba's Palma recalls the future Cuban leader as frugal and hard pressed. He managed large sums for the junta and frequently traveled from Center Valley to his office with little money for meals, highlighting his family’s need and personal restraint.
A Chicago brand typewriter offered by Tribune Publishing Co Dillon for sale. Call and arrange to see it.
Firemen and engineers favor holding out until former employees regain old positions, but are in the minority. At Wilkes-Barre Nesbitt theater 663 delegates and 867 votes weighed Roosevelt plan of arbitration. Mitchell leads discussions as reporters gain access to all sessions.
Judge George Gray, member of the coal Strike arbitration commission, accepted Roosevelt’s appointment and discussed strike prospects at the White House. He noted the first commission meeting would be in Washington early next week before he returned home to Delaware.
Hon Carroll D Wright the recorder of the arbitration commission met with President Roosevelt at the White House for about thirty minutes to discuss the mining dispute and conditions described in current newspaper reports.
Nearly 400 spiritualists from across the country gathered at the Hotel Berkeley for the reception inaugurating the tenth annual National Spiritualists convention to be held this week in Boston. Speakers included Hon. Alonzo Thompson of Nebraska C. E. Pruden of St Paul and Hon. C R Fiske of Keokuk Ia.
Secretary Root urges Congress to fund military equipment for a 250000 strong army and to enact legislation establishing a general staff in his forthcoming report. He emphasizes preparedness in peacetime and strengthens professional military planning.
A fire in the Beaumont oil field destroyed about six derricks and a settling tank. A tank explosion fatally injured a worker named February, who died shortly after. The loss amount was not large.
If you voted in the same precinct you still live in you do not need to register again. If you moved to a new precinct you must obtain a cancellation certificate from the previous precinct’s registrar to register in your current precinct. New voters must register to vote.
A Polish prophet links Germany’s fall to a numeric pattern starting with 1849 and 1871, concluding 1913 as the year of destruction. London Express quotes the claim. The piece also mentions New York farmer William Sale finding and returning a $750 pocketbook, praising honesty.
Acker’s Gold is priced at 250, 50c and 81.00 per bottle with a money back guarantee. If not satisfied, return the bottle to your druggist for a refund, offered by W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
A notice states that when a person changes residence by two years ago, they must obtain a transfer. It emphasizes the need to update records to reflect the new address and complete required transfer procedures.
A fragment shows a witty exchange about marriage with the two women named Lady Wsher and Lady Candid discussing whether to think about matrimony. The brief dialogue hints at social expectations and witty banter.
A discussion about a wayward youth pursuing literature notes his early promise and limited gains. His letters allegedly led to three breach of promise suits in under two years, prompting skepticism about his success.
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