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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1895
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner reports that in Wapxrapat a Montana bill is introduced by Kress & Barker seeking a formal law regulating primary elections. The editorial urges enactment in proper form.
Senator Mantle travels to Washington with hope he will soon be admitted. The text underscores the need for Montana to have full representation in Congress.
Representative Krienepenberg leads the Montana house on the flag issue authoring one resolution and two bills to advance the American flag topic.
Anorutrak boudssie sighted with a figure of 190 million stands as a warning that continued financial policy may drive debt to Civil War highs. Accusations target the Arerioat school book trust as trying to influence legislature. Politicians warned to ignore such schemes or face voter punishment.
Engineers outline a comprehensive plan using a central power plant and motors at artesian wells to irrigate sections up to 15 680 acres at about 160 000 dollars total or roughly one hundred sixty dollars per acre with timber and stone clearing costs also considered.
The piece accuses textbook suppliers of discriminatory pricing in Montana and calls for reform. It urges selecting qualified legislators and educators to choose affordable, quality books, arguing that the people deserve the best texts at the lowest price.
The senator rejects partisan maneuvers over Hawaii, saying Congress should focus on national governance. He advocates voting for any measure that relieves the people and criticizes both parties for political capital in resolutions and speeches. He emphasizes he is not a Hawaii man and urges lawmakers to prioritize U S interests.
In a governor report the state labor statistics bureau cites persistent importation of Montana farm goods and calls for policies to develop home production. It warns that millions leave the state yearly, harming farmers and local industry while wages and freight costs shift pressures but hint at freight tariff reductions as rail traffic grows.
Idaho legislators debate the U S senator seat to succeed Shoup of Salmon City. The struggle pits Shoup against Congressman Sweet in a partisan rift among Republicans. Backers praise Shoup’s western policies and coinage stance while opposing factions favor Sweet.
A Montana writer argues to repeal the ere exemption that bars mechanics and miners from collecting fees when work is unpaid. He cites Jefferson county cases where workers lost substantial sums for labor machinery and supplies after delayed or nonpayment.
The piece asserts a Senate majority will back free silver coinage, with at least a dozen votes, reducing danger of currency reform schemes by Wall Street for the next two years while supporters of the white metal consolidate power.
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