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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
2
Beaverhead County official paper Dillon announces weekly publication on Wednesdays. F C Kress serves as editor and proprietor with annual advance subscription pricing. Date shown July 31 1901.
Republicans appeared ready to claim credit for bumper crops but offered no blame for the countrywide heat wave. The piece notes missteps and political tension over responsibility in Cord Choy.
Fragmentary passage suggests strikes and worker sentiment about shares of prosperity and satisfaction. No clear names, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text provided.
A garbled text fragment mentions an associate justice and a supreme court, with unclear details about location and actions. The readable words include names and places that cannot be reliably interpreted or sourced.
Fragmented OCR text includes mentions of a transcontinental canal, naval figures like Admiral Schley, and battles near Santiago. It references speeches, political context, and plans for dockside work and train service to a park. Names, places, and dates are poorly legible, but point to a coastal military and political discussion era.
Capt. Thoo. F. Schley heir to the admiral asks who would have borne responsibility if the fight off Santiago had ended in a defeat. The inquiry aims to challenge Sampson supporters and tests accountability in the naval engagement.
The board proposed a 2 1/2 percent increase amid a heated dispute over railroad taxes. Critics argue railroads pay far less than their fair share and that assessed rates inflate the value of property compared with neighboring states. Public sentiment fears an ineffective fix masking persistent inequities.
The article reports that scrip discounts on wolves and coyotes have risen as the bounty fund nears exhaustion. Unpaid claims may reach $90,000 and could grow before autumn payments. Revenue from licenses and social taxes is expected to replenish funds later in the year.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a cryptic note about timing and a subscription. The readable parts mention a breeze and a test exam, but the full intent remains unclear with garbled sequences and missing context.
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