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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1902
Page
2
The notice records publication details for the Dillon paper dated September 2 1922. It lists Wednesdays and Saturdays publication by JF C Kress as editor and proprietor with second class matter status and a yearly subscription price of three dollars in advance.
A damaged Montana election passage notes Republican congressman Dison leading Murray by about a thousand votes while Caldwell Pelwards Dinos trails. It discusses party strength, mentions McKinley and Democratic gains, and hints at shifting support across regions with several thousand votes influenced by local politics.
A Republican state senate candidate Waite faced bribery and election funding charges. After arraignment, prosecutors sought preservation of evidence and the case proceeds toward trial.
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The report notes nearly $100,000 in amounts outstanding against the stock bounty ford and compares it with tax collections that will yield about $100,000. Efforts are described to straighten the difficulty as the war period mentions conditions tied to revenue and obligations.
County residents argue the bounty law favors a special class and depends on insoluble funding. Critics warn the stock bounty tax and license proceeds are insufficient and seek either raises in the levy or cuts in bounty. Beaverhead County residents decry higher costs to cover protected species and unintended travel expenses.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District Court issues a summons in the Richard A. Reynolds vs Robert J. Boddy case. The complaint seeks two thousand dollars plus interest and a court order selling defendants real estate to satisfy the notes. The defendant must answer within twenty days after service and defend the mortgage claims.
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