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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1895
Page
4
A fragment notes an exhibition of rushing business to be held once the Republican Congress convenes. The text mentions Wednesday November and a year shorthand 189, but lacks full details. The record preserves the core reference to the planned exhibition and the political context.
Ba-Gaov St John predicts a bright future for the Prohibition party noting cautious optimism about its direction. The discussion hints at broader political prospects amid uncertain messaging and public reception.
The article notes Da Paiwack preaching opportunity while suggesting some individuals lie and have used deceit to gain advantage, framing a political or social contest with emphasis on rhetoric and manipulation. The text references familiarity with the subject and a pattern of turning lies to advantage.
Fragmentary text discusses sending troops to Purkey to protest Armenian Christians. Mentions a person named Heehirth and a planned invasion context. No clear event dates or organizations identifiable.
A garbled note mentions a British ambassador and Senator Morgan of Alabama but contains unclear, potentially defamatory phrases about a person named Mor pati. The text references danger and sharp actions but lacks coherent facts, making reliable interpretation difficult.
A garbled passage appears to discuss election matters and party dynamics in a neighboring county. The legible portions reference voting behavior and a named figure Marrison and a commentary on agency and beaching terms, but the overall meaning remains obscured.
The passing at his home of former Senator Phia Indh prompts tributes from leaders across parties. Colleagues praise his public service, integrity, and deep commitment to national interests, calling his death a significant loss to the country and to the Obie era.
The readable lines describe a jumble of phrases with no coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations. No concrete actions or outcomes can be determined from the damaged excerpt.
Fragmented notes suggest Frank C. Higsies, a known Democrat from Missoula, seeks the governor’s chair with hopeful allies canvassing. The text hints Grover’s policy hurting Montana Democrats and shaping the race’s current state.
Two Missouri brides, Miss Sue Allen and Miss Belle Hillebrand, wed Fred E. Page and Osgood Gilman in Madison County with Rev. Walter Hays at Neagle House. The couples plan to move to their husbands' Madison County homes after the ceremony.
The readable fragments describe a local notice or discussion involving residents and partnerships in a Pima area setting. Names, dates, and concrete actions are garbled, hindering a clear event or outcome. The text signals community planning or tribulations surrounding residency and public issues, but specifics are unreadable.
A damaged OCR notice from Heaverhead district states Januszry 2d and refers to recording by the office of the recorder. It mentions holding premises under section 2.224 revised statutes and a 60 day period to contribute costs as co owner or lose the claim. The text is partially garbled but asserts a legal or property proceeding.
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