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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1899
Page
4
A garbled fragment comments on Republicans struggling to set a political image or leverage for the Democrats to face. It references old partnerships and unspecified strategic moves in a historical party context.
The text notes that Mortaley could not think of a wiser move than directing the secretary of war to reinstate General Miles to active command, reflecting a pivotal civil or military leadership dispute.
An odd note refers to Gen Otis adopting the nickname Solder Protations amid disappointments and a hoped for early war end. The fragment suggests editorial framing of his performance and aims.
A statement from Geor Chandler of Geotpta ties declining literacy to increased crime among his nephews and others, noting a drop from higher to lower literacy levels and warning of unrest amid the broader social decline.
The piece discusses Republican potential in Montana politics and praises the Montana regiment in the Philippine campaign. It argues for capable officers across parties and calls attention to government actions and appointments. The text reflects editorial opinions on governance, elections, and military service in this period.
The Jeffersonian Democrat disputes any rival to William Jennings Bryan, noting 38 states favor him and only six have not indicated preference. It argues Bryan will win the nomination and the presidency, while citing criticisms of opponents and debates over party strategy.
A list of directors for a general banking business includes F. L. Graves Wr. Roe Mest Berrett Joseph Shine berger A. F. Grater and all.
A sealed bid auction announces stock sales with a minimum bid and payment terms. Bids must include a certified check payable to the Beaverherd County Treasurer and are due on a specified Monday. The ad promises rare stock, urging prompt bidding and noting the verbend Coontr and Montens as references.
A damaged fragment notes a forfeiture threat to the county if parties fail to comply with an exhibition presale bid. It mentions bids, receipt, and eligibility with references to fortress and dispatch, indicating a formal process for auction or sale.
The New York Star advertises a weekly bicycle contest with a $40 value prize plus additional rewards like tea sets and silverware. Entries run for thirteen weeks, with winners announced each Monday and names printed in the next line of the Star. Eligible participants may choose among ladies, gentlemen, or juvenile bicycles, with color and size options.
Dr. Ma Miller, physician and surgeon, maintains an office at the residence on ldzbeo Street. A caller can reach him day or night and the prompt response is noted.
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