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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1904
Page
4
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The biennial message to the next legislative assembly draws widespread interest among taxpayers as Governor Toole is urged to outline reforms. The Examiner notes the Republican majority bears responsibility and stresses clarity on the proposed state railroad commission and its funding needs.
Friends of the national irrigation law warn that Congress may put irrigation management under a political commission led by a politician, instead of the scientific geologic survey method. With nearly 5 million dollars in the irrigation fund and growing, proponents fear graft and a political machine undermining reclamation efforts in the West.
A fragmented note indicates the major circuses plan to publish future announcements. The text hints at advertising plans and financial sums, but details are unclear.
The State Teachers Association will meet in Helena to debate Can the Elementary Curriculum Be Shortened? The piece questions rushing pupils ahead without mastering basics and argues for stronger elementary training to ensure fluency in math reading and practical skills.
Montana Farmers' Institutes secretary announces a single 1903 Dillon institute on January 13. Redrock session canceled. deputation R W Fisher EB, Brooks Martin, and Dr H C Gardener will attend. Manual No 2, a 200 page pamphlet, will be distributed at all institutes.
The Red Men announce their third annual Masquerade Ball at the Dillon Theatre next Friday evening. Committees strive for an outstanding program with original costumes and top entertainment, aiming for a magnificent seasonal event.
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