Local weekly Dillon paper notes publication details
The notice lists editors F. Kress and E L Poindexter as publisher and local editor. It records Dillon Montana as the paper's base, includes entry date September 20, 1902 in Dillon, and states a two dollar annual subscription price with mail delivery terms and discontinuation policy. The item confirms second class mailing under the 1879 act and dates.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon's Examiner Advertises Largest Paid Circulation
The Dillon's Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites inspection of subscription records and mailing lists by advertisers.
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Dillon’ Examiner
Beaverhead County
State Normal College growth urged for new building
The Examiner highlights President Swains annual report from the State Normal College in Dillon. Enrollment, permanence of student body, and a larger graduating class show progress while urging immediate construction of the main building funded by a 75000 bond issue, to be supported by federal land grant resources and state delegation action.
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Swain
State Normal College
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Legislative
State Normal Land Grant Fund
Legislative Assembly
Register of State Lands
John P. Schusit
State Land Department
Normal Land Grant Fund
Permanent University Fund
Beet Sugar Question Attracts Local Attention
The Examiner publishes the commercial committee report from Billings club on beet sugar industry conditions in Colorado. The piece targets Beaverhead county readers and notes Billings progress toward a beet sugar factory in Yellowstone valley, driven by local business leaders and ranchers.
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Examiner
Billings Club
Colorado
Beaverhead
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Campaign spending in nineteenth century election
Estimated campaign costs reach 22.5 million dollars for both parties far above typical year. The figure contrasts with the 200 thousand national committee spending in earlier campaigns, though not matching 1896 records.
Democratic Call for Tax Reform and Progressives in 1896
A heated letter from a Democrat urges a forward program, backing an income tax and tariff rebalancing to rally the masses. The piece argues the party must resist conservative concessions to wealth and push bold reforms to win broad support.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Demcratic
St. Louia
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mnany
Strikes and Lockouts Hit U S and Britain in 19th Century
Available figures show 20 793 strikes from 1880 to 1900 costing the United States nearly 400 million dollars in wages expenses and lost trade. In the same period there were a little over 1 000 lockouts costing about 1090 million pounds. These losses do not capture the full extent.
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United States
Trans Atlantic Racer Meteor To Cut Ocean Crossing Time
Builders Lewis Nixon the Cramps and Richard B. Pain der plan to launch the Meteor an ocean giant aiming to cross the Atlantic in three days and potentially make round trips within a week. The vessel will resemble a large steamship with six smoke stacks when launched.
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Christopher Columbus
Atlantic Ocean
Lewis Nixon
Cramps
Richard B. Painder
England
New York
Notice to Hunters on Hawley J Selway Property
Notice to hunters and trespassers that hunting or trespassing is strictly forbidden on the Hawley J Selway property at 61. No person may enter the premises without permission and violators may face legal action.
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Hawley J. Selway
Spot cash for coal and wood sale announced
Beginning November 7 spot cash is offered for coal and wood. The notice lists W. G. Clark & Son, E. T. Brock, Brown Bros. Old Port, Sherry and Angelica and FE. B. Williams with a rate of $1.7¢ per gallon.
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W. G. Clark & Son
E. T. Brock
Brown Bros
Steer Purchases Reported in Bitter Root Valley Sales
John Knoch of Bristow bought a batch of steers in the Bitter Root valley. James Dodd of Butte visited the basin last week and purchased 250 head of fat cows for 25 to 26 dollars. F A Hazelbaker will provide a report.
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John Knoch
Bristow
Bitter Root
James Dodd
Butte
F. A. Hazelbaker
Will Pive
Dance and social at Wisdom Friday night
The notice invites all to a dance at Wisdom on Friday evening December 9 1904. Otto Cronwall of Turner Cronwall ranch is feeding 250 beef cattle for N J Bellenbere this winter. Mr and Mrs C K McFarlin and son George left for the railroad Wednesday and will visit Butte and Dillon. Mrs Mand Lish minds the McFarlin household in their absence. Mr and Mrs George Woodworth and daughter Carrie returned from Spokane Tuesday after Thanksgiving with relatives noting a pleasant time and rainy weather.
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Wisdom
Otto Cronwall
Turner & Cronwall
N. J
Carrie
Spokane
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F. €. Kress
E. L. Poindexter
the State Normal College
Mr. Ryder
Theta
Ora Conway
Mr. Potter
Mae Rich
Lillian Adams
Bozeman Agricultural College
John Fisk
Grace Gray
Kinuwa Burfeind
Jenny Ball
Clara Finsley
Helena
Alta
Beater Willard
Flinch
Board of Trate
FE. B
Big Hole Basin
Kodaks
Kodak
Kodak Store
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Albert
Stamm
Jeweler
Mr. Man
E. Alexander Fine Tailoring
Bannack Street
Chase & Sanborns
Montana Mercantile Co
Santa Glaus
the Guy Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Dillon, Mont
W.C. Orr
Tel
Ontario Veterinary College
Dilton
Santa Claus