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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner commends Senator Murray for guiding the State Normal bonding bill through the state senate. The measure, with no opposition, now proceeds to the house for action and could place the institution on equal footing with other land grant schools.
Keaton Borstans delivered a graduation address that delighted the audience with his clear intellect and strong speech. Attendees praised his poised delivery and the thoughtful insights shared on education and the community’s future.
The article outlines a political struggle over tax policy and legislative support for a new county. Advocates cite population and property wealth as reasons to redraw governance and finance structure, while opponents warn of fiscal risk and unequal representation. The piece notes the broad backing among lawmakers and advocates within the current session.
Voters representing over two thirds of the taxable property in the proposed new county protest to the legislative assembly. The move is seen as politically charged with Republicans favored in Rosebud County and concerns that new borders would add Republican senators, complicating Democratic majorities in the state legislature.
This fragmentary text appears to describe a weekly column called The Exasinee that lists various items and notices. It mentions readers avoiding excessive quack advertisements and hints at fabricated or unclear content.
Special Correspondence from Glendale reports the death of Mrs. Woodside after a bath incident. Born near Freeport Illinois she was a longtime Baptist at Glendale. Survived by three sons and two daughters, funeral held with many relatives present and services conducted by Frederick Tonge of the local church.
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