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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Era suggests holding a street fair in September to celebrate the city's twenty first birthday. Editor F C Kress notes livestock demand may improve next year. He mentions Mississippi valley drought causing cattle sacrifices to prevent drowning losses.
Braverhead county shows a weaker response to the recent tax assessment compared with Madison and other counties. Madison reports nearly a half a million dollar increase while many counties register similar rises in revenue.
The fragmented text discusses federal land policy and investigations with references to government bodies and media watchdogs. It mentions political tension, possible scandals, and calls for reliability in reporting while urging caution about incipient allegations and public reactions.
Fragmentary text lines reference various names and places with garbled OCR. The readable items include scattered phrases about bids, fees, and notices, but no coherent events or identifiable entities to form a proper news item.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice or brief item with names and places obscured. Readable bits mention a phase, a lane, and a bead tend, but the exact event, date, or entities remain unclear.
The article outlines a volatile week with regulatory pressures and campaign dynamics affecting the economy. It notes intertwined factors including the Germes Snendal crisis and local money market strains, plus cautious sentiment about crop and trade conditions.
The piece notes potential relief in the money market once July disbursements occur as major holders may aid liquidity. It warns that syndicate holdings remaining locked up could ease July and August conditions. It also flags Germany's banking failures and industrial over speculation, stressing global interdependence and New York’s exposure to Berlin's distress.
The wool market remains quiet with few sales recently and Bo Uaniyde as sole buyer. County wool prices vary with scouring yields and price expectations compared to Great Falls and nearby markets amid sparse private deals and planned listings.
An afternoon program features a tug of war on horseback a gay shoot with the Dillon Gun Club and foot races plus a baseball game and riding bucking bronchs. Refreshments will be on site with Mr Selway ensuring a memorable opening. Ground admission is free and the Short Line round trip fare is $1.00.
SheriffPadley reported nine men jailed for gambling in Rochester with John Boruff sought on the same charge. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow at 5 in Madison county as County Attorney Duncan forecasts several hundred dollars in fines and a crackdown on slot machines in town.
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