The Examiner Plans Regular Edition With Fresh Local Content
The Examiner announces enlarged format with no patent medicines ads and aims to devote space to locally relevant editorial matter and advertising at regular rates. It vows improved typography, better art, and value for every dollar, backed by competent staff and reader support.
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Fiews Press
Montana
Lin Bk
Lew Banal
Ekdy Fk
Valle i
Beaverhead
Paulu
Poutis Make Strange Jet and Proposed Silver Coinage
Fragmentary report notes Poutis and a strange jet issue tied to proposed silver coinage for the Philippines. The brief mentions Roy ios and unclear authorities, with limited readable context about the coin plan or regional actions.
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Poutis
Prippines
Ios
Water Works Debate Sees Gravity System Favored in Dillon
The city council weighs long running water questions and rejects the Orr Co pumping plan as costly. The Examiner argues gravity from Rattlesnake Creek offers cheaper, more reliable supply likely increasing revenues and serving more residents.
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Orem Springs
Messrs. Miller
Orr
Orr Power Co
Dillon
Rattlesnake Creek
Ratthesnake Creek
Fractured OCR Summary of Mining Co Case Notes
Fragmentary text references mining company actions and disavowed actions by city authorities. It mentions Butte and lending vhur with unclear credit implications and a retrial or reform in business. Multiple garbled phrases obscure concrete events, entities, dates, and outcomes.
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Abel
Butte
Hoisting Engineers Recruits Rapidly Fill with New Men
Hoisting engineers and their jobs are being quickly filled by new workers with the sanction of leading labor organizations. The shift reflects a coordinated effort to expand the skilled workforce and meet rising construction demands.
City Council Considers Redistricting First Ward
The council supports splitting the present first ward into two new wards to balance representation. The change would boost voting strength for both the old first ward and the new fourth ward, narrowing inequities with the third ward and approaching the second as growth continues.
New Library Books Offer Short Story Delights for Readers
The Dillon public library enhances its growing collection with new titles notably in short stories. William Jacobs’s Light Presplita and Willian Aen White’sawl Spoile dominate the list, praised for wit and vivid depictions of political life.
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Dillon
Jacobs
Mr Jacobs
Willian Aen White
Deshia
Dlass
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Eclal Paper
Beaverhead County
J. C. Kress
Fchols
Halvind
Darahane
Grace
Ghouth
Houbeb i
Fat Aoh
Bas
NEW Library Books
Ole Wowie
Roily Fellduik
Byers Stuett
Tad Farerr
Peel F
Ereeer
Srtt
Romer
Sarth Howeve
Candy Rutten
A. Thompson
Dillon Theatre
Grenadines
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