Dillon Examiner 1900 March 21
The Dillon Examiner issue from March 21 1900 notes Wednesday publication by F C Kress editor and proprietor with annual subscription price in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner issue from March 21 1900 notes Wednesday publication by F C Kress editor and proprietor with annual subscription price in advance.
The city plans an April 2 vote on authorizing 22000 in bonds to establish or buy an electric light plant. The measure appears a preliminary step toward a combined water works project with the existing power plant. The council argues current indebtedness rules allow this bonded debt for water and sewer use without exceeding limits.
The text discusses Congress appropriating hundreds of millions for a national investigation, noting that annual information budgets are small and spread over many states. It suggests that uneven appropriations could stall land settlements for years while a ruling is awaited.
County correspondence from Dell reports March transacts in Dillon and Duestay and Dowling. Weather and crop notes describe early season conditions, improved health restrains, and plans for new improvements. Several names appear including McKnight, Hisegate, and Barrett with mentions of visitors and relatives from Medicine Lodge and Sheep Creek.
Deeply mourned in Montana by citizens after Col Robert Wo Wallace dies last week in Port Hua Chia Aiie. He was wounded at Calons and died as lieutenant colonel of the Montana regiment, a veteran cavalry officer who served with the Montana Volunteers in the Philippines.
The readable fragments discuss state governance and policy amid a broader political contest. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text, but the passage hints at constitutional debate and potential policy considerations.
The readable OCR fragment offers minimal facts with unclear names and places. It mentions a generic notice format and dates that cannot be verified, limiting precise identification of involved parties or actions.
Fragmentary text mentions names and numbers such as Monara Geaver and Marke 5.43 but is garbled. It hints at a performance or result with possible scores but provides no coherent event, date, or place to confirm.
The meeting will occur Monday evening at the city hall to review candidates from three wards. Officials urge attendance to ensure clear discussion and orderly proceedings.
Two men named Shingherper and Reddy traveled to Dillon today. The brief note records their visit with no further details on purpose or outcome.
The readable parts describe various individuals and places, with scattered phrases about neighbors, prices, and events. The content is garbled and lacks a coherent single story or verifiable details.
Fragmentary notary certificate text appears to describe a March day in Beaver County. It references a James T. Purley and an unnamed witness, with garbled phrases about signatures and official acknowledgment.
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