Dillon Examiner Ponders Montana Newspaper Progress Meeting
The Dillon Examiner reports on a Montana press association gathering with broad attendance expected from Montana editors. The piece emphasizes cooperation to improve publishing standards and unite papers across the state for a strong future.
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Hilo
Moufapa Efate
Micsd
Montana
Anika
Mortana
Imanifestag
Elate
Pathie
Ffio
People of
Alwage
Vic
Pepo Pathistiies
Pevetiela
Mining Congress Call Highlights Beaverhead Mineral Resources
A historical note urges the Mining Congress to spotlight Beaverhead County minerals and unexploited resources. It advocates creating complete mineral collections, sharing costs with Senators Clark and Howie, and using capital to advance development of local deposits.
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Fiithie
Rey
Tsarne
Dane Petere
Congress
Beaverheld
Clark
Howie
Beauchutt
Ali
Republican credit in irrigation bill faces scrutiny
A long, dense political summary argues Republicans overstated their role in passing the irrigation bill. It claims Democratic deputies and various Alaska state figures influenced outcomes, while noting that several candidates vie for the Democratic nomination for congressman reflecting a broad and unsettled field.
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Chen
Doi Octus
Congress
Bilbend Babcock
Dalal
Hepburn
Pikewine
Aninoiusa
Veel Weber
Gormley
Great Falls
Powell Black
Meagher
John M. Evans
Missoula
Kennedy
Deer Lodge
Napton
Powell
Stanton
Cascade
Local miners rally energy for exhibits
A note praises the effort and energy of local mining men in organizing gatherings and exhibits, saying the small labor involved will likely repay manyfold in gains and enthusiasm.
State Normal makes rapid progress in many directions
The article lauds the State Normal's growth and advances in dormitory capacity and overall development. It notes concerns over forthcoming puberty related needs and the institution's increasing demand for facilities as it expands. The city and state are urged to welcome the institution's vigorous progress.
Populist Leaders face splits over fusion with Democrats
The self constituted Populist organizers in Mootuna Helena resist any fusion with the Democratic party. They warn against offers from the conservative Republican or governor factions. The Dems face weak support and fear a repeat of past losses as Populist leaders seek cash for political deals amid a fracturing party landscape.
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Achamdfil
Mootuna Pictaim
Helena
Gstensibde
Fortheos
Ite Campaten
Democratic Party
Democrautic
Patty Bas
Deninc
China
Last receipt notes shoes. reminder to try them on
A brief fragment mentions receiving a mice ket of new shoes and a reminder to try them on. Text is garbled and lacks clear names or events.
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