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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1893
Page
2
Amid Union Pacific cost cutting a new passenger rail plan meets mixed reception. Whaley voices concerns as service changes unfold and folks prepare for potential schedule shifts. The article notes debate over fares and future viability of the route.
A lead ing banker in City of Mexico predicts the United States will soon adopt a silver basis due to artificial silver propping. He warns this shift would trigger a hemispheric trade realignment, severe European crisis, and rapid wealth changes across the Americas within years, altering global power structures and triggering drastic financial consequences.
A Miocene era snapshot reports sheep shearing near completion at the Chateau and Teton counties. A smelter proposal emerges near Deer Lodge City. Fires devastate Lucey’s Missoula warehouse and Noble & Ehret’s Anaconda planing mill with heavy losses and no insurance. The Great Falls company faces a major daily output claim. A state church convocation occurs in Butte. Officials note railway progress and timber readiness, alongside regional political and civic dealings.
Reports describe a disrupted project with a key worker arriving last week and giving evidence of injury. Officials expect a possible return to normal operations as sections of the road and reservation work near completion, with tension over deadlines and access.
Report from W G Pruitt secretary Montana Muckgrowers Association notes cattle ranges across Montana in fine condition with ample feed. Yellowstone shipments planned this year and winter losses limited. Prices expected to rise as beef demand boosts value. industry aims for strong market entry despite cautious buyers.
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Fragmentary text references land sale or entitlement actions and mentions names such as Bowen and Bereiet with unclear context. The legible parts discuss a public notice involving land, witnesses, and the Semertar Gapertinesr, but the overall meaning is distorted and unreadable.
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