Dillon Examiner Political Paper Note
The Dillon Examiner, Beavcchead County weekly, edited and published by F C Kress. Subscriptions priced in advance per year. Publication date Wednesday January 31, 1000.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
9
The Dillon Examiner, Beavcchead County weekly, edited and published by F C Kress. Subscriptions priced in advance per year. Publication date Wednesday January 31, 1000.
The text outlines a chaotic political scene with party prop deadlines and calls for reforms. It references the Republican Party, state implications, voting events, and various individuals amid a disjointed, noisy OCR passage.
The piece argues McKinley era policies fail to justify rising wool prices. It blames external factors and wool demand shifts abroad rather than domestic tariff benefits, noting foreign shipments back to London market and general prosperity trends outside the United States.
A garbled Senate remark by Senator Plate questions U S crusades and Britain wartime policy. The text garbles names and places while referencing protests, democracy, and civil rights in a broad antiwar framework. Confused punctuation and misspellings obscure specific facts.
The article recounts the history of the Anaconda Copper Company and its principal asset, with discussion of past ownership, key figures, and financial dealings. It mentions Daly, Plagypra, Hearst interests, and various investors, outlining control shifts and asset sales across decades.
The article reports a long decline in copper output at the Anaconda works with outputs shrinking from shore to a much lower level. It notes reduced production in Montan mines, mentions a 6 percent rate, and cites a broader slump in copper and silver markets including price movements in New York.
The readable fragments describe a garbled sequence with mentions of piles, bees, pigs, letters, and repeated vowels. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the OCR snippet. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Fragmentary record shows references to Aligs Son Teste and tied entries. Mentions percentages, currency symbols, and names such as Gelendart, Robert Jegee, and C. H. Veeves in a dated ledger-like note.
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