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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
2
A June 19 1901 issue mocks Teddy Roosevelt's third term views and J Pierpont Morgan autographs a self portrait while lampooning Philippine policy and Republican factional strife over federal patronage noted in a playful editorial voice.
Report notes a sharp drop in wool prices in the Powdlenb County wool area. Traders express disappointment as Mithivley and Caliries Fontesa influence prices while Roappeas Die and surroundings see steadier demand.
The readable parts suggest a wartime cabinet figure with notable ability and credit references. Other words appear scrambled or damaged, mentioning names, folders, and available actions. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or places to form a definite news item.
Fragmented readable text mentions wideout, ball, play actions, and timing, but lacks coherent names, places, or events making a definite sports item or outcome. The garbled lines hint at football play discussion and player mentions without verifiable details.
At a special board meeting the Mauldin site was selected for the free county high school, north of the courthouse. The decision followed multiple site options and a close vote, with the price reduced from 2900 to about 2150 after negotiations. Work is expected to begin in weeks and occupancy hoped for by year end.
A pair of robbers forced entry at two business houses in Deputy Hips’ area during an early Monday operation. They smashed front doors, rifled a safe and display cases, pocketed watches and jewelry, and fled as proprietors raised alarms. One man, Joe Sad, was reportedly detained by officers after a struggle, with further arrests expected.
A graduation message celebrates teachers and the role of education in forming ideal lives. It stresses a practical, life-participating curriculum, warns against shortening studies, and calls for broader public support and recognition for teachers.
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