Time to Call a Halt on Gov Lickards Washington Trip
Dillon Examiner criticizes Gov Lickards trip to Washington to seek federal help for Canadian Cree Indians from Montana. The editorial questions necessity and warns against wasteful spending on state junkets and commissions, urging use of funds for education and essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickards
Washington
Montara
Main
Carter
Uartvaan
Hationas
Motlana
Hickards
Matte Hess
Moutin
Binesch
Telena
State Board of Education
Perdita
Tedel
Sileh
Evehern
Tracy Pense
Pet Qaore
Unclear text fragment on colonial tensions and July events
Fragmentary report notes government policy and trade duties affecting imports in a Southern African context. Mentions Boer fighting and British capitalists protesting heavy duties on manufactured goods and mining machinery. References high prices for necessities and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohannesbor
Mark
Telephone News Service Ahead of Daily Paper Rise
A future newspaper concept emerges in Buda Pesth with the Telephone Herald service reaching 6,000 subscribers. One central line supplies individual wires to each dwelling, enabling receivers to be worn in any room and read dispatches aloud by a selected voice, with a Telvroscope magnifying sound for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpaper OF
Buda-Pesth
Hungary
Telephone Herald
Asotiih meets unclear secretary remarks in nearby event
A garbled line from an OCR fragment references a secretary and talks about poor qualifications. The exact names and place are unreadable, leaving only hints of a formal discussion or meeting context without clear dates or outcomes.
Frustrated Chadians Question U.S. Policies
The article portrays dissatisfaction in Chad over perceived U.S. influence and double standards. It notes critics claim leaders care more for private gain than public duties while Western capitalists press for economic control, questioning the effectiveness of foreign policy.
Fragmentary Odds and Ends Spark Confused Senate Oath Talk
A garbled account hints at a South Dakota or North Dakota style oath debate and foreign policy mentions. It references Cuba and the Boers, with scattered names and dates that are unclear, leaving a hazy picture of parliamentary procedure and international tensions.
Unreadable OCR Fragment Summarized
The readable text fragment mentions names and places with unclear connections and no coherent event or outcome. It references individuals such as Petter and Chop s Corns, and mentions locations like Plewisea and Sores Poleere Salt Keo, but no verifiable actions or dates emerge.
Bounty Certificates Held Up By State Funds Policy
Secretary of State Retwitt informs Clerk Murray that bounty certificates filed up to August 22 are to be paid quarterly from the State Bounty Fund as funds permit. The Board of Examiners set payments totaling 924,981 with additional March June and September disbursements planned. Holders are reminded certificates are paid in filing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Retwitt
Murray
Henty
Board of Examiners
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Dillon Examiner
Kress & Barker
Asotiih
Qhiey
United States
Chis
Montana
Cushing & Sons
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Kentucky Liquor Store
Brainard & Williams, Prop S
Idanha
Dillon
Dillon Furniture
Paddy Howe
Spain
Cuba
Patrhey
R. C. Hadllnday
VAL Blatz Milwaukee Beer
Bannack ST
J. P. Winter
Montana ST
J.P. Winter
Butklen
Arnica
The
Dillon Prue Nore
Rk. L Scearce
Prop
Feos & A
S.F. Were
Pens
Otro Klemm
Conn
Furst National Bank
A General Banking and Exchange
Kupfer
Mont
Sporting Goods
F. Huber
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