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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
4
The portal notes candidates for county offices will announce their choices ahead of convention. The public is urged to watch for updates as the event nears and party gates prepare for final selections and district dissemination.
Fragmented text presents garbled references to elections, candidates, and public notices with scattered names and places. Core items are unclear. no coherent event or outcome emerges. Readers should await a cleaner transcription for accurate summary.
The Examiner urges duties on imports to favor raw material producers who add wealth to the state. It argues against attributing wool price rises to tariff policy and price falls to the Democratic party, instead criticizing the Republican line of reasoning.
The Examiner office is ready to handle all kinds of job printing on short notice with modern equipment and skilled workers. Quality work at reasonable prices is promised.
Notice of election to submit to Montana voters a constitutional amendment altering Section 8 and 6 of Article VIII to change Supreme Court composition to three justices with a possible reduction to five and provision for using district judges to sit in certain cases. The amendment would be voted at the next general election with Governor to proclaim results publicly if approved.
The article argues Indiana and New York governors Mt. Roosevelt shield Taylor from a legal process amid the Powers trial in Georgetown. It claims their refusal to honor the requisition is indefensible, alleging complicity in an assassination plot and tarnishing the reputations of Republican leaders.
The report notes active efforts by missionaries and representatives to Chita and New York, with prominent figure Saya Biyan described as carrying Republicanist influence to New York and Michigan amid a busy national press period.
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Vague OCR text hints at a political race with references to Biden and recent days. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of candidates, dates, or locations.
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Readable fragments describe a sequence of local events and observations in August. Names and places are obscured by errors, but refer to community activity and discussions around a neighborhood meeting or market, with scattered references to people and dates.
The notice promotes money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest. It lists Lingenfelter and Robison and mentions available printing services and invitations, announcements, and programs from THE EXAMINER office.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway is touted as the direct shortest link between Omaha and Chicago and St Paul and Chicago. It lists six thousand three hundred and twenty miles of prepaid routes across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Missouri and Michigan Peninsula with daily trains year round. Contact ticket agents or write for schedules maps and dates.
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