Dillon Examiner January 2 1901 issue note
The Dillon Examiner official Beaverhead County paper announces publication date January 2 1901. F C Kress serves as editor and proprietor with a two dollar yearly prepaid subscription.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner official Beaverhead County paper announces publication date January 2 1901. F C Kress serves as editor and proprietor with a two dollar yearly prepaid subscription.
A garbled transcript shows references to U S policy toward Spain and alleged starvation tactics. The text shows confusion about counts of deaths and the terms benevolent assimilation, with unclear connections to historical events and figures.
Reads like a scattered OCR of Montana politics mixing farm policy and education. Names like Montana state institutions appear alongside broad critique of duplication of work and calls for a legislative inquiry into instruction at the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and the State University. The article mentions psychology departments and engineering courses, with references to eastern states and population trends.
A controversial speaker condemns Cleveland and Hanna as tools of the wealthy, praising their opportunistic flips on policy. The passage argues such actors corrupt party government and incite public judgment, urging repentance for elevating such leaders to national prominence.
All warrants outstanding on the general contingent bridge and poor fund and all road fund warrants registered before September 1 are payable at the Beaverhead County Treasurer's Office. Interest ceases after December 19, 1900. Dated Dillon Montana. G W French County Treasurer.
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