Dillon Examiner Perspective on National Depression and Silver Debate
The Dillon Examiner discusses the national financial downturn and its impact on wealth, mentioning silver agitation and political shifts. It notes concerns about a potential change in leadership and the upcoming governorship issue in Iowa.
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Missouri Silver Stance Sparks election debate and lines of loyalty
A Missouri political clash centers on taxation of live stock and the value placed on farm assets, with focus on free silver coinage. Senator West advocates silver retention, asserting a large voter majority in Missouri supports it, amid broader party tensions and upcoming polls.
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State Cullings and Montana News Briefs
A sweeping, rough-edited digest notes an Aug election on incorporation for Havre, a new hotel opening in Butte, and White Sulphur Springs bank liquidation. It also reports World’s Fair registrations from Montana, losses from a train fire near Miles City, and a bank liquidation near Helena. A crime note describes a mail-pouch theft with access through a room and a confession.
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Free Coinage Resolutions From Chicago Silver Convention
A Chicago silver convention adopted strong resolutions in favor of free coinage. The text argues that bi metalism underpins the nation and criticizes the Sherman Act for delaying free coinage, warning of economic collapse and calls for restoring silver to mint status at sixteen to one.
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Wanted and Remain in the City for Aug
Advertisers seek buyers in the city for August sales of horses named SIMESTES Dibos Mont. Parties with horses for sale should contact SIMESTES to arrange negotiations or view animals at designated locations.
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New Pension Commissioner Named and Early Application Encouraged
The article informs subscribers that the new Commissioner of Pensions, described as an old soldier, is appointed. Soldiers sailors and heirs are urged to file early to ensure benefits under potential nonretroactive legislation. Inquiries may be sent to Pitt Pats Claims Company in Washington DC for assistance with applications.
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Pitt Pats Claims Company
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Montana court summons defendant in civil action for damages
The State of Montana issues a summons to Conwell defendent in Beaverhead County by a formal notice to appear in court. The action seeks seventy or more dollars plus costs for goods and wares delivered, with a judgment by default if no defense is shown by a specified date.
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Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Final proof notice for Desert Land publication appears with scattered legible names and dates. The fragmentary text mentions registration steps and notations related to a proceeding in Ogden with references to individuals and legal actions.
Notice for Publication in Early Court Proceedings
Notice for publication outlines a court matter with named officials and witnesses. It references a probate or claim process, names potential participants such as Laplante and other local residents, and sets a hearing context under the Interior Department procedures with opportunity for cross examination and submission of evidence.
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