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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1891
Page
10
A period article argues small low cost homes overbuild with builder’s taste. It describes a one story plus attic plan with a single multipurpose main room. Construction uses brick foundations, white pine trim, hemlock siding, and the kitchen with a portable range. The house is designed to fit a $1000 budget where labor is inexpensive.
Engine 1418 moved to Pocatello for repairs. Miss Mary Tunis teaches the primary school which started Monday. Night Yard Master Cameron and family have moved into the Ford house. H. L. Willard’s former home is now occupied by the couple. J O'Brien injured after a horse mishap. Isaac Jaques marries Mary Cronin. Rev J Logan Sample visits Boise City after speaking at the Y M C A on Holy Land travels. News items detail illnesses, travel, births, and local moves in Pocatello and nearby towns.
An editorial note reports bills in New York Illinois and Minnesota to require bold label warnings Contains ammonia on baking powder packaging Physicians and chemists condemn ammonia use as harmful arguing small daily amounts disrupt digestion and skin tone Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder touted as pure free from ammonia or alum and widely trusted as safe
Charles F. King known as Silver King earns fame for overpowering New York Giants with a shutout and two hits allowed. Born in St. Louis, 24, weighing 190 pounds, he began pro play in 1883 and built a standout career with Jacksonville, St Joseph, Kansas City, St Louis Browns, and Chicago.
The rise of native writers and American plays expands stock company repertoires. Augustus Piton adds four plays with two by Americans Clyde Fitch and Martha Morton. Piton pledges to foster a purely American dramatic style alongside Billy Crane, signaling a future shift for American theater.
A. C. Buckenberger, long standing manager of the Sioux City club in the Western Association, is in his thirty second year and has built a reputation from Crescent and Cass through Indianapolis and Guelph to Wheeling and Columbus. This season he steers Sioux City, keeping pace with leaders in the pennant race. Scanlan’s new play Ma vourneen set in Dublin between 1776 and 1786 promises meticulous period detail with Trinity College and other scenes recreated from British Museum prints.
Thirty thousand people attended a Sheffield meeting signaling strong English cycling interest. W F Murphy posted a mile record of 2 254 5. Reading Pa Penn Wheelmen plan a Sept 26 road race at Three Mile Home track. George K Barrett retires as Bearings editor. Boston Athletic Association schedules a 25 mile road race for Oct 8. C A Sheehan elected president of Manhattan Bicycle Club. Cape May wheelmen enjoy a beach roadbed for cycling.
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