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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Brantiner, Official Paper of Beaverhead County, lists subscription price at $2 per year in advance.
The steel trust announces earnings for nine months totaling 4 million dollars while the census bureau lists the United States and possessions population as 84 million. The implied profit rate is one dollar per person for the period.
The argument for reducing Cuban tariffs is presented as logical, suggesting a few industries might gain from tariff revision to Cuba while many U.S. manufacturers could benefit by selling to Cuban markets, despite tobacco interests resisting competition.
Promoters claim orders exceeding two hundred thousand dollars will fund railroad improvements across the country. Amid factional battles within a leadership group, calls arise for new ports and shipyards to modernize infrastructure while political factions clash over policy and control.
Unclear text fragments mention centers and reporting on best little cites as monster hubs. Ambiguous lines reference cities, population and activity but lack coherent facts or identifiable names or dates for a solid summary.
In a Minneapolis Times interview Jeke Toole of Arptonate asserts the Montana Democrats have settled factional differences and will win decisively this fall. He says party unity exists and the vote will favor their candidate.
Independent Democrats and other factions bury the hatchet after voters chose Senator Clark. The speaker says no fusion with labor or third parties is needed as Democrats can win without splits. He notes Montana wages are high and hours short, with employers willing to concede when business warrants.
The board met in regular quarterly session with Chairman Oliver and Clerk Staudaker. They granted road petitions for Hig Hole bagin and Dell, appointed viewers Metlen Dart and Jackson, and referred a tighter way petition by Dion Basin Pelephone Co. County officers reports were approved and warrants issued.
Special correspondence from Lane taaniinke Wiltis recalls a March incident in Heaver involving a Bericus accident and a broken Hilalege while a Twin bridges rider from F. O. Mites polis investigates. Others in the district, such as Stephen Mashate and Selway, are mentioned among creditors and visitors. the fragmentary text notes weeklong stays and local social ties.
A Dillon report details a county resident facing jail for selling whiskey to an Indian on the Lemhi reservation. A hired man went to Medicine Lodge for liquor, was jailed, escaped, then shot himself to avoid a prolonged sentence. The whiskey supplier remains unnamed as federal action proceeds.
Fragmented OCR text describes cattle shipments by train in a period of unclear context. Mentions animals, assets, and markets with scattered phrases about livestock movement and prices. No cohesive narrative or verifiable data found.
Brown leather pocket book large size missing contain valuable papers no cash. Finder asked to leave at this office to receive suitable reward. Dillon Examiner notices.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway owns over 6000 miles of road across Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Missouri and Michigan’s upper peninsula. It operates all equipment including sleeping cars parlor cars and dining cars with top service and safety features. The line brands itself as a pioneer in western rail travel and a leader in luxury and comfort with frequent limited trains and easy schedules. Contact Lod Downtop Commercial Agent 100 West Second South Salt Lake City Utah for timetables and discounts.
A reading like scene describes a group of young performers delivering a suite of songs with evident charm. The text praises the finesse of the children and notes the finale as a bright, clever conclusion showcasing youthful talent.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference bids and reserved rights. Key specifics such as entities, dates, or locations are unreadable, making a precise event or action identification impossible from the readable portions.
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