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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1898
Page
4
January 5 1308 report notes a dull wool market with sales at three points totaling 15 307 100 pounds versus 18 504 100 last year and 17 170 110 in 1805. Prices stay steady while manufacturers seek bargains and substantial foreign wool arrivals increase.
Montana's mineral production for the year closed near 53 million pounds with over 2 million more than the prior year. Livestock exports and hides pelts and wool reached 688 000 dollars while grain exports, mainly barley, added 400 000 dollars, totaling 480 000 dollars in out of state value. The state, with about 200 000 people, shows remarkable production.
An undated editorial from Wek argues for a national policy aligning the Democrats aims with American education. It asserts that reformists’ plans reflect correct principles and that the educator leaders will shape policy to prepare the nation for future challenges.
OCR text fragmented references to a city office vote and state review. Mentions a council or city wall, a police bureau, and a looming district or state election with unclear dates. Notes erratic phrasing and possible references to a legal or bureaucratic process without clear outcomes or names.
The readable lines discuss a Caesar related topic and mention Beere and Bockeye. It appears as a fragmented historical note or commentary with names like Caesar and Beere appearing in a debated context. The text lacks clear narrative structure or dates and preserves several garbled phrases.
In Columbus the Ohio legislature opens with unusual interest as Republicans form a fusion with Democrats to oppose Hanna. Senator Burke is nominated by Democrats for president pro tem and would also help elect Democratic officers, while Alexander Boswell seeks speaker support amid party realignments.
A garbled 19th century style feature describes harsh mountain weather near Portbid Oregon and the Washington Columbia region. It mentions trappers chasing game, distant settlements, and a cold front chilling plains as the author notes thresholds of winter and travel perils.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a postal core and various individuals with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a secretary and treasurer of a state or organization and references a meeting or correspondence. The readable content is highly distorted with no coherent event or outcome.
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