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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner published weekly by F. Kress announces subscription at two dollars yearly in advance. This Wednesday edition opens with bibliographic details and historical layout typical of early 19th century local papers.
In Europe a $1.1 billion steel trust is cited as harming American trade through tax advantages and dumping. Mr. T Putnam of Darlington Forge argues trusts gain huge profits in America and sell material abroad below cost, threatening infant industry protection and harming American consumers.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a civic matter with names and places distorted. Key entities are unreadable, precluding precise identification of people or events.
The text recalls a period when gambling was licensed and suggests activity was widespread, stating that it occurred on a broad scale or at least as extensively as in the near twenty years when licensing existed.
The Rocky Mountain Magazine in Helena reprinted two Examiner miding county history articles in its latest issues and credited the Tribune. The Examiner is urged to uphold proper attribution and fairness.
Outlook in Beaverhead County points to notable recovery as large sums will be invested this season in mining ventures near Dillon. Development work proceeds systematically with outside investor confidence rising, though most mines remain prospects needing capital to prove value.
The fragmented text discusses Nebraska legislative timing for elections and appointive processes, with references to figures like Redater Allen and Cassactt obs. It mentions the senate, different political paths, and proposed changes to how officials are chosen, hinting at anticipated conflicts and procedural details.
A damaged OCR fragment offers partial readable elements about a local event. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the visible words hint at a community notice or brief item in a 20th century newspaper.
Strong Eastern Company opens Stone Creek copper properties about 17 miles southeast of Dillon. Montana Copper and Gold Mining plans extensive operations with a steam hoist and double shift. Andrew A. Mauser will supervise rapid development. new cabins built. ore shows high grade copper on the surface.
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