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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1896
Page
4
The April 22 1896 issue comments on national candidates and party prospects with mentions of McKinley and Bryan era politics. It notes local officials and the Argenta road committee receiving praise for diligent work and successful project progress in the community.
The Nya Winder offers no guidance to the state committee except proposing the gathering be held far from Helena to allow delegates to express sentiments without administrative pressure.
The article notes Titte Dillard and other business houses respond to subscription demands to fund the Argenta road project. Subscriptions vary in amount as local firms show spirit to advance city and county interests despite a weak business mood. The Wy winter expresses confidence that local business houses will be fully supported by the public and hope for broad backing of the new road.
A Montana Democratic slate drawn to endorse Cleveland faced sharp criticism as past papers say a majority of Montana Democrats distrusted Cleveland’s record. The Examiner argues the endorsement does not reflect state party sentiment and warns the convention may reject the stance.
Editorial attacks Eastern protectionism and monetary policy, accusing East manufacturers of seeking exclusive privileges while harming the West and South. It cautions against anti democratic elites, calls out credit and gold interests, and argues for national policy serving all regions.
The Tribune and NEWS warns of a plan reaching Montana from a national Republican conversion scheme. Editors regard the effort as dangerous and unwise and insist the public must oppose any action that could undermine Montana politics.
Citizens of Dien Montenz are ordered to thoroughly clean their properties and adjacent alleys of ashes garbage manure dirt or other offensive matter. Failure to comply will be prosecuted as prescribed by law. Mayor H Papiry.
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