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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner publication details editor and proprietor F C Kress with admission date and circulation terms. It notes a subscription rate of three dollars per year in advance and references a semi weekly schedule with date cues for Wednesday.
A fragmented OCR text shows a state board of education considering reforms amid heated debate. Reportedly the discussion centers on definitions and compliance with state mandates, with emphasis on the next legislative session and potential approval of commissions’ recommendations.
The president expresses that the Republican party now has the chance to “make good” and reflect the will of the entire people in advancing policy and leadership. He frames the moment as a pivotal opportunity for national unity and progress.
The president values men who “do things” and faces questions about his party on March 4. Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma lobbyists vow to send only Republicans to the electoral college, hinting at potential statehood gains.
Advisers fear the president’s hard line on trusts may fail to mobilize public opinion and strengthen the Republican stance against towering corporate power. The note underscores concern within the administration about political costs of the trust issue.
President Mitchell and union leaders press to decide who may work, claiming the right to liberty in labor. President Pacer and allies seek to dominate the materials needed, arguing only union labor should have access to jobs.
In a rural stable incident Mr Roberts tried to pull a horse onto a van. The rope snagged his hand, shredding the thumb and injuring fingers. A heavy rope pull and the horse’s momentum sent it crashing and the colt was killed by the fall.
Craig Cornell secures the decision over John Rent in a dispute over a tract near Ditton. The hearing before Clerk George Worrene concluded weeks ago and records were sent to the Helena land office. Local coverage notes the case centers on desert characterization and potential entry cancellation pending contest resolution.
In a muddled excerpt the piece notes Roosevelt’s confidence in his chances despite high tariffs and political pressure. Alleged French actions and a beat might shape the race as the president contemplates mentation and strategy.
A distorted passage asserts two hundred corporations in a country claim a capital of 4.5 billion with 400000 workers and 50 million in assets. It asks if anyone believes that the labor behind this output is worth only one eighth of its value, casting doubt on the reported figures.
Fragmented OCR text reports a court action in Butte involving Thomas Flynn and other parties. The story references a commission house in a legal matter with claims about a past dispute and a verdict or outcome affecting named entities and local figures.
Fragmented OCR item describing churches and ministers with references to pastors, meetings, and local religious events. Mentions institutions, dates, and places in a garbled but image-like record of church life.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a colt and rope work on a ranch setting. It mentions a horse and inductees with unclear details and a rough sequence ending with the rope and ranch men. No clear dates places or named individuals are present in readable form.
The article notes an event titled The Box Sale and Sapper set for next Friday evening at the vacant store room of the Cow Mellen Block. Admission details appear as two dollar certificates.
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