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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
4
A damaged OCR segment references a weather alert or note from PHA county regarding bayes or bay area conditions. Readable terms include bed and hoof, but the fragment lacks clear events, dates, names, or locations to confirm specifics.
A garbled OCR capture outlines a Democratic national convention dispute over platform items and a push by party leaders and candidates to shape electoral messaging. References to Bryan and Stevenson appear amid fragmented text and altered spellings.
A grand Dillon Fourth of July celebration featured ideal weather and festive streets. The program opened with a public square ceremony including the Declaration reading by Lorin T. Jones and an oration by Rev. B D Smith, followed by a Dillon brass band performance. A ball game Dillon versus Jaina captivated spectators at Montana street, with a strong rally in later innings before Jaina secured victory.
An Anaconda Standard interview defense outlines the Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts ranking second in the nation for student enrollment relative to state population. The note explains high entrance standards and aims to expand preparatory and business programs to raise overall numbers.
The text notes that despite denials, many papers still push the March confession of murder, with some papers issuing California reprint captions and Buffalo and Ottawa papers running extended versions from other sources. The coverage has intensified as the rumor spreads across outlets.
The County Clerk recorded deeds for land near Dillon and a quartz claim in the Last Cloud district. Water appropriation notices include Latte Swamp Creek and Spring Creek with 200 inches claimed. Also listed are various land and water actions and a weather report note.
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