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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1895
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner reports that Hon. W. A. Jones has a bill authorizing bonds for erecting normal school buildings. The measure, printed last week, faces few objections and is expected to pass the senate within days. Gov. Richards is anticipated to approve, and construction may begin this summer.
The bill passes tight scrutiny and awaits the governor’s signature to become law. It curbs gifts and payments to influence elections, requiring campaign finance records and clear receipts for county officers and campaign committees.
Fragmentary OCR reads claim that a gambling law change targets a draw poker event set for July, alleging deceptive provisions and misdirection in the legislative process. No clear names or places are readable.
The veteran Oregon senator Delph faced opposition from peers and critics during his long career in the U S Senate. Supporters and opponents debated his leadership and loyalty to the state’s best interests amid cloudy ethics and party pressures.
The article critiques a new municipal code proposed by the legislature as a flawed effort. It cites salary provisions for officials, added complications, and impractical sections. Readers urge thorough revision before the next session to fix glaring mistakes.
A Montana speaker advises stockmen to trust in their Merino wool and meat production, predicting continued strong returns despite market fluctuations. He stresses the value of long term sheep husbandry and credit for past efforts, urging confidence in future wool and meat prospects.
The Bozeman Montana city council convened Saturday to discuss a circular from Mayor George L. Ramsey urging fixes to the state code affecting municipal government. Norris is to attend in Helena to represent the city at a state meeting Monday.
The text announces competitive examinations for West Point and Annapolis admissions to be held in Helena on May 17 and 18, 1995 before a board of examiners. Circulars from the Army and Navy Departments will be mailed to candidates upon congressional application.
Fragmentary notes describe a circle of clandestine amours among American teresiemaries to Otins with hints of secret meetings and a handwritten letter exchange. The text references romance and discretion amid personal entanglements.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice referencing publication dates and various garbled names and places. The readable elements indicate a formal notice with publication timing and related identifiers, though most details are unreadable. The item appears to be a legal or public posting lacking clear names or concrete deadlines.
Timber culture notice for fabrication claims appears in a legal notice with names such as Sagoe Thomas Pret and Mylan. The document lists witnesses Joes Helen Pinestas B and Frack Landon, with first publication February 27 and reference to town section and range and west.
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