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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
4
By order of the Democratic party central committee delegates gathered for a conference on the convents. The report outlines proceedings from the meeting led by Harvey Burma secretary and Jso. SM. NEWLL chairman with emphasis on core points and future steps.
The document lists elected officials and delegates for a Democratic precinct convention across multiple areas. It specifies precinct representation, eligibility of delegates and alternates, and voting rules under the direction of the precinct committee. Delegates must be Democratic residents. alternates may substitute for absent delegates.
A garbled speech by a political figure in Indianapolis is analyzed as evidence of deep rifts within the Republican party. The text references battles over leadership and policy, with mentions of discontent and potential shifts affecting the party's standing.
Lee Seer is described as lay as warfare lieutenant in an unclear wartime notice, with no further details. The fragment offers minimal context, lacking dates, locations, or organization names to confirm full facts.
Fragmented text references age, farms, wives, coats, years, and a note about fees or charges. The legible elements mention 45 units and a charge exceeding 3 per unit, but the overall meaning is unclear due to corruption.
A summary of the paper’s market and public sale notices shows shopping opportunities and trading records highlighted in the Chronicle. Maps prices and vendors are listed alongside local sales times and public auctions.
The text emphasizes that guiding customers to sources for needed goods is a core responsibility of merchants. It frames consumer assistance as a principal duty and underscores the role of informed shopping in trade.
Citizens are invited to a meeting at city hall at 8 oclock this Wednesday evening to discuss raising funds to help complete Selway Park. Mayor J E Morse urges attendance in Dillon on August 22.
Chicago August 18. Democratic leaders urge citizens to form city or precinct Democratic clubs to support the Kansas City platform. Clubs should be simple, avoid extravagance, operate on American republican principles, and report to Wor Plearet Broadway New York City with club name officers roster and membership.
Fragmented passage discusses candidates for office, convention, voting, and dates in a garbled style. Mentions potential election poles, beliefs, and faith but has many missing or corrupted words. No coherent event or entities can be reliably identified from the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment references a July 17 date and mentions names like Sears and Fern. It appears to discuss a board furnished items and a possible rejection or delay. The text is unclear and lacks a coherent readable event.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed proposals by 2 p m on the Sunday in September 1900 for a seventy foot pile bridge over the north branch of the Big Hole river near Nelson Johnson ranch. Bidders must follow county plans and specs or attach own, supply bond, and address bids to the county clerk marked Sealed proposals for bridge acroga the north branch of the Big Hole river. The board may reject any or all bids. GEO G TAYLOR County Clerk.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth District Court directs notice to interested parties of a petition by Apollo Lodge No. 100 to authorize sale of portions of lots in Dillon. A hearing is set for August 21 before Judge Parker at the court office to determine if the trustees may convey the society property.
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