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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1894
Page
2
The article describes a local effort to reduce a yearly price by cutting subsidies and shifting funds. It mentions complaints about scarce money, deliberate cost controls, and plans to expand readership through a cheaper subscription model. It notes community figures backing these moves to stabilize finances.
The excerpt shows garbled notes about political affiliations and roles within a local context. It references elections or appointments, mentions individuals and agencies, and alludes to public notices or duties, all in a damaged OCR fragment.
The Boulder Age editor condemns Helena capital advocates while accusing rival papers of corruption over claims about Amwounda projects. He cites Joe Wooltiu as Helena capital committee chair and predicts electoral backlash as papers push allegations in a heated political debate.
In Deer Lodge the Populists nominate B B Smith of Helena for representative in congress and Judge Reeves of Missoula for associate justice of the supreme court. Smith wins on the second ballot. Reeves on the first. The platform calls for free silver, government ownership of railroads, and direct election of the president.
The text appears as a garbled historical news fragment about a Republican paper in Deer Lodge and mentions polling, editors, and officials. The readable portions reference election coverage, editorial stance, and a few unclear names and places.
The readable text mentions individuals such as Piet Attellond Gailway Paton and references to the United States. It alludes to a gathering in Horyeckie and a Peepete sper in Pla with unclear outcomes and partial details about a pred die and medical matters.
Helena Weather Bureau Director J M Sherler notes western Montana saw heavy rainfall and frost in seven day period affecting crops. Eastern Montana drier with heat and wind. grain and fruit show mixed conditions. reports mention floods, lowland crop stress, and best gains in cabbage and berries amid ongoing seasonal hazards.
Fragmented OCR text mentions several states and regions and a contest with a deadline in January. It references a postal card sample and a weekly aggregate journal style note, inviting participation from multiple locations and asking readers to send 266 units to a specified address.
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