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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1893
Page
6
A narrator recounts living with an obsessive inventor, George, who tests impractical devices. His gas tip becomes a sprinkler, a music box breaks into bits, and the wife weeps as gears and springs scatter. The tale ends with ongoing tinkering and scattered household chaos.
A visiting Javanese girl Ejot voices mixed views on life in America at the Chicago World's Fair. She contrasts quiet home life with American noise, comments on dress and manners, and notes a cultural gap. The piece also discusses tipping abuses in New York apartments and social observations from wartime service tales and curiosities from science and collectibles.
The sacred cattle of India shown at the World’s Fair are now bred as backed cattle for draft work. They are short horned with a shoulder hump, thin skinned and satin coated, noted for speed and strength. Surprisingly, Trinidad supplies many of the best specimens after 10 to 12 years of breeding there.
The Empire State preserves the Six Nations by maintaining an Iroquois village display near the south pond beside the Forestry building. About 20 Indians wear buckskin and sinew-stitched garments, with lodge and stockades reproduced from 400 years past. Lord Mayor Shanks of Dublin visits as Ireland’s official representative along with former leaders and officials.
The Union Pacific advertises a two day trip from Butte to Chicago with through vestibuled trains and no car changes. It highlights daily departures at 3 30 p m and 7 00 a m and promotes fastest service to the world’s fair route via Chicago Omaha and intermediate points.
A collection of cattle and horse brands from Montana, listing owners such as ALEX METZEL and A. BROWNE with marks on left shoulder and jaw. Includes ranges in Upper Ruby Valley and Beaverhead area, plus a $100 reward for evidence leading to conviction of those killing or stealing branded livestock.
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