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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
5
The brief notice identifies F C Kress as editor and proprietor of a weekly newspaper published every Wednesday, noting his role in overseeing the edition and publication schedule. The item emphasizes ownership and regularity of release.
The article describes internal strife within Montana Republicans sparked by Tom Carter’s national recognition and patronage power. Opponents refuse to back down, signaling ongoing factional tensions and a battle over party control and campaign strategy.
Fragmentary OCR notes show pricing changes at a Chicago area supplier. Readable details include mention of price adjustments and supplier context, but many names and specifics are garbled or missing.
The long championed national irrigation law has finally passed both houses. The act will boost Montana's growth if enforced well, with broad benefits to arid regions. Critics warn eastern opposition and urge careful appointments to avoid politicized administration. A separate note cautions that smallpox can spread via air and water, citing Essex outbreaks linked to Thames hospital boats.
Construction in Dilfloa proceeds with brick store blocks and public works planned to boost welfare and civic image though details are unclear. Officials emphasize new projects will improve streetscapes and urban amenities while awaiting final design decisions and funding.
The readable parts discuss education policy and state stance on testing and funding. Mentions “Preor 1% 4 A few years” and references debates on attendance and examinations. Context suggests concern over future standards and local impacts.
The text notes injunctions in multiple courts against beef trusts and mentions Republicans urging several court based remedies. It argues social and commercial ills require decisive action beyond mere legislative debates and committees.
An unclear report notes a shocking record set years ago during a fashion dollar congress. The later proceedings accuse a congress member of misappropriating funds to cover the amount, while a witness claims the peak of Republica cothavagence was reached as discussions stalled and a changeover occurred.
Fragmentary OCR conveys a Roosevelt speech urging Presbyterians to back the administration's policy. The garbled text mentions Avitttton and references to Republicans and a "Phallipmne" policy, with unclear surrounding context.
Sealed proposals will be received by the board of trustees for the Carnegie library to construct a library building at Dilton Mont. Proposals may be seen at the office of Hob White at Dillon and at the Cos Haire office. A certified check payable to Hob White accompanies bids and the bid bond forfeited if the bidder fails to sign a contract by the trustees. Per order of the board of trustees. Date and place appear garbled.
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