17 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1893
Page
1
Incomplete OCR yields scattered sports references across Wisconsin and Illinois. Mentions of a player named Rheam, a degree, and a two leg back injury are present but details are unclear. No coherent event or outcome established.
Union Pacific advertises limited excursion options from Helena to St Louis and Missouri river points for 90 days with monthly sales on the lith. Tickets to San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake and return prices vary with routes and durations. California points are six months out while Salt Lake is limited to sixty days with prices listed.
Advertises Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. Claims La Grippe sufferers recover quickly and offers trial bottles at no cost and large bottles for $1.00 at J R Weston's Drug Store.
Merriam Co after prevailing against Texas Siftings Co for reprinting Webster's Una bridged as a newspaper premium now pursues similar suits. The Topeka Capital Co. is named among latest targets as publishers are warned to avoid misleading announcements in justice to public and themselves.
The Iron Mask Mining Co is sued in district court Meagher County for 295.15 plus 1187.75 for goods labor and provisions furnished by Hodnutt Robbins Ames etc assigned to plaintiffs between May 1 and Sept 1 1893. Judgment by default sought for 1482.03 plus costs. First publication November 17 1893.
In Townsend Montana Meagher County Justice court before John Loyd, A M Holter Hardware Co. sues The Iron Mask Mining Co. to recover 300 dollars for goods sold between April 27, 1893 and July 14, 1903. Defendants must appear December 23, 1893 at 2 pm or judgment will be entered.
A new medicine bottle marks dosage hours. Scales weigh fame of a candle or hair. Henry Case of Gloversville N Y builds a 634 inch log permet steam engine with 2836 parts. Henry of Longnu yon France constructs a paper clock running for two years with minimal drift. Duluth builders heat bricks and mortar to work in sixteen below. A $300000 building rises. W K Vanprenit builds a Birkenhead yacht Valiant slated for 17 knots, 310 feet long with 5000 horsepower.
The German and Austrian Alpine society has built 419 taverns on the mountains for student boarding at reduced rates. After a recent Australian wedding, guests showered the bride with rose petals as she sat in the carriage. Dia Buten, a copper statue over sixty feet high, is worshiped as the world’s largest idol for centuries. Turopore Krassovexy, a Russian peasant, reportedly died at Tokaroka Volhynia aged 120, from a long lived family. An English expedition left for Nazamique to colonize three hundred square miles between the Zambesi and Sabi rivers.
A compact list of home remedies and tips for care and maintenance. It covers applying blacking with a sponge, using Taxty with mutton tallow for chapped hands, salt in kerosene lamps, sponge use for cleaning, a lard and chalk paste for corns, a soft sponge as a duster, salt in a stove fire, trax for colds, dosing guidance, and a flexible colloction for cracks and skin care.
A string of strange events reported across states includes a Washington girl Bessie Woodward dying after rope jumping, seven Circleville horses dying with numerous parasites in stomachs, Porter county man Henry Apamsox waking deaf, Fairy Musetter's hair turning white after neuralgia, a coffin incident at Elkton where Peter Johnson rose and asked what the fuss was about, and more curious cases.
In Hutchinson Kansas Prortz who own chickens must enclose them in coops from March to October by law. The state protects mountain sheep in Colorado with a ten year prison term for killing one.
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