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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary text from the Dillon Examiner references a public figure and a clash over state and corporate power. It mentions interviews and statements, with emphasis on advocacy and media influence. The readable portions point to a debate about control and limits on authority between government entities and corporations.
The readable portions describe a complex scene with references to people and places, mentioning names like Gav and Willi and a city area. It notes events about trade, state affairs, and legal or civic actions, yet many phrases are garbled. The overall sense points to a contested discussion of local governance and economic activity.
The article discusses rising charges and penalties, noting rates often exceed legal allowances. It mentions Lis teeter and Evieg in glass Semmes figures and warns readers about penalties and enforcement, citing ongoing discussions and potential impacts.
The state board of equalization reviews auditor reports from all counties showing total valuations for real and personal property. The article details widespread variances with a focus on Durant and other counties, plus legal cases including a rock theft and a cattle theft charge.
A garbled column riffs on ex Secretary Foster, Gov McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt, and other figures, musing on party, campaigns, and predictions. It notes Market shifts as hides rise to record highs, boosting leather goods and farm earnings while hinting at political maneuvering ahead of elections.
J E Morse outlines board actions on the state normal school project at Dillon. The plan drafts show a total building cost near 87 000 dollars with 3 000 for the building, 5 000 for grounds, and a similar sum for furnishings. The executive committee will organize staff and ensure full records and bonds are in place before work proceeds, with foundation expected to begin in the fall.
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