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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
4
The piece voices that Blanco knows all war plans, claims McKinley favors continuing fighting to force Spain toward peace, and says the nation is thankful for that course. It presents a tense view of diplomacy and victory prospects in a wartime context.
In 1896 Mehnley carried Oregon by a wide margin. Now with unlimited spending from a Mark's Trust fund and no organized opposition, critics accuse supporters of bold audacity as they tout a claimed victory despite a large opposing sentiment.
Reports from most counties show higher taxable property values. Beaverhead County expects a substantial increase likely reaching the $0000 threshold, triggering a reclassification from seventh to sixth class.
Leaders of all three parties debate a possible fusion in Belena on a chosen July day. Observers note strong resistance approaching a likely clash over the state gendtree meetings and political maneuvering.
Congressman Tlawitman returns from Washington to handle private business and to possibly step into Montana politics. He is described as an earnest worker in Congress and deserving of a seat as vital issues arise during his absence.
Pato plans an elaborate Fourth of Judy observance this year with traditional ceremonies and processions. Preparations are at a high pace, aiming for a larger community event than ever, presided by a local organizer.
Fragmented readable phrases describe industry health and agricultural steps amid a changing market. Many names and places are unintelligible, preventing a definitive summary or identification of entities.
A fragmented summary notes a refinery and a dipter battery link to an unnamed state report. It mentions weather, wheat conditions, and early field prospects, with references to Beaverds d and other places, implying agricultural and industrial observations amid hot weather.
A reminentee announces a Dillon Fourth of July program featuring a sunrise salute and a high noon salute, a reading of the Declaration, and an oration by Prof Monroe. The sports include team and running races, greased pole climb, sack race, cow horse events, and a parade with fireworks and dances downtown.
A damaged OCR appears to describe crop growth of potatoes and oil crops with references to growth rates, pest or weather impacts, and a mention of a central county report. It lists terms like crops, vines, hay, and cattle, indicating a general agricultural update with scattered proper nouns and place names imprecise due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary notice notes limited sale of excursions for a regional Fourth of July celebration. Details unclear due to damaged text but references tickets and travel offers tied to the holiday event.
A garbled OCR record lists various dates and organizations including Wrights of Pythias, Bohemian clubs, and National Mie Congress. Mentions plural duties, conventions, and local gatherings with dates such as July and August at unspecified places like Nashville and Lake Mall Utah. Names and places are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmentary notice states a public pledge related to a parcel and lists names Edward Pendleton Dabie Mt Jana John M Evans as part of the record. Register indicates dated May PROS with unclear details.
Fragment discusses end of an era with Murray and others amid political machines in Ohio. Mentions Boss Hanna, Hepolticen, and Gr. Boshmeil, with notes on respect and shifts in control within the party and business circles.
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