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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
5
A scanned OCR fragment outlines a preliminary registration or petition process involving local entities. It mentions terms like Pegiers and the dates around March and May and references to legal or bureaucratic steps. The readable text includes scattered mentions of officials, phone references, and possible public notices.
A county Democratic convention is scheduled for September 1 at the courthouse in Helens. Delegates will gather to discuss party affairs and nominate candidates for the upcoming election.
A county party convention will elect one senator two representatives and three commissioners along with a slate of county officers including sheriff clerk of the court county clerk treasurer assessor county attorney public administrator coroner bounty surveyor and superintendent of schools. Precincts list names and numbers for delegation with primaries set for Saturday and voting to occur at usual locations. Delegates must be Democratic residents. absentees will be replaced by their alternates.
The article details Walter Cooper of Helena urging the Montana Democratic clubs to unite with the National Association of Democratic Clubs and not hold a state convention in Helena this September. It calls for aligning local branches with the national party and coordinating a powerful delegation at the Helena gathering.
The text presents garbled phrases about a delayed event and unknown players. Named entities and concrete facts are largely missing, making the clear subject, date, location, or outcome indeterminable from readable portions. The piece reads as fragmented notes or OCR noise without a coherent report.
Fragmentary text with numerous garbled words and incomplete phrases. No clear event, names, dates, or locations emerge to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a discussion by a democratic committee led by Hearst about presidential leadership and the Nations Association of Thermionic Cheha, urging and advising systemic organization. Readable parts imply emphasis on unity and modernization.
Walter Cooper Vice President of the National Association of Democratic Clubs calls for a state convention at Helena on September 13 1900 to organize a state association and elect delegates for coordinated action and alignment with national party rules.
A Republican County Convention will be held Saturday at the courthouse to nominate candidates for county offices. Candidates and supporters across the county are busy planning events and soliciting votes as preparations proceed.
In KraVerhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District District Court orders Apello Lodge No 1b 7 to show cause on August 2 1900 why the trustees may not sell specific Dillon real property described as parts of lot 20 block 4 to satisfy court process. The court directs all interested parties to appear and consent to conveyances as required.
Notice announces a general election to approve a constitutional amendment proposed as House Bill 188. It details the submission to voters in Montana for approval or rejection, the amendment to Article V, Supreme Court Justices, and related procedural provisions and dates. The document authenticates the copy as a true record from the Sixth Legislative Assembly with official signatures.
A garbled report mentions several folk and places including Dilton Mate Hooker's Fiss and Grasshopper creek stockman Lewis Kroeger. It notes a car treatment, a public event at Rierling Broadcices and a large number of people from the region attending events last week.
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