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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune notes a steel workers strike in full swing with both sides confident of victory. It predicts a protracted fight and potential ripple effects across other industries. The piece also discusses Republican presidential candidate prospects and Teddy Roosevelt’s western tour, highlighting campaign dynamics.
The attorney general continues to devote personal attention to enforcing the anti sembling law, even acting as a detective at times. County attorneys generally oppose such work and argue it is not part of official duties or proper for their role.
Beaverhead County wool markets closed with all sales dumped to Boston and Philadelphia markets. Be careful notes mention Beavhead sheep men, Willisin Aioa, Jeremiah Wiiltaais WA Co of Boston, and figures for clip totals, average prices, and shipments to eastern markets.
Official proceedings show Beaverhead County Montana commissioners setting a tax levy rate lower than last year. They allocate state, county, road, school, and miscellaneous funds and specify millage figures to support teachers’ wages and high school operations.
The fragment describes a sale by Lee W. Lewis and an unnamed court or buyer, noting the sale occurs today.
The Montana State Normal School shows strong progress with a new dormitory, broad public recognition, and robust legislative backing. It notes many graduates succeeding statewide and invites aspiring teachers to take advantage of free preparatory programs and substantial state investment in teacher education.
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