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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1895
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner announces continued Wednesday delivery expansion and invites county residents to subscribe. It touts growing circulation and offers one dollar fifty per year for the county weekly and the Cincinnati Semi-Weekly Recorder as part of the package.
Missecba pursues the State se diers' Home while Mascata residents urge contentment with the state university as their current asset.
A mangled report claims Louden cable gratis supports cheaper American trade boots in Poxland versus Tegdish-made goods. The piece links price competition to a great strike near Keives ter and suggests diplomats face tradition and wage pressures while an ambassador contemplates shifts in policy.
Cattlemen report beef steers moving to market with prices above expected levels. Shippers note continued demand from buyers in the region, while supply remains constrained.
Fragmentary text suggests a radical poll issue and a claim about a convention of Tilgeds to be held soon in a bid for free and unlimited access. Mentions Chicago figures and a salubrious senator, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary text discusses an education drive and attempts at influencing public thinking. It mentions logy and eduction themes and a campaign supposed to locate or convert minds, but the meaning is obscured by errors. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Residents in Hickory Arkansas discuss a contested state land commission appointment connected to De FoaCrRL Wing. The nominee faced opposition from Meyer Megieris and was named amid a teetering process as Mitenell of Deer Ledge seeks a suitable fit for a key civil position. The Congress remains unsettled on the committee assignments.
Local property owners discuss hopes for a notable hotel development funded by investors like Sy Bench money in regional banks. The article notes apparent readiness but questions why a sufficient coalition of sponsors has not yet formed to support the project.
Text describes a political contest in Cock county where delegates from outside seek silver standards and Chicago delegates to influence the June convention. It notes a decision by PB McCvenel and the Cork county coop to carry a local slate and support for a special currency issue.
Ex congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania emerges as a leading free coinage advocate with a long tumultuous career spanning reform committees and party shifts. The sketch highlights his role in the Grant era, later Democratic alignment, Prohibition ties, and persistent silver backing.
A garbled tract cites multiple editors and readers condemning unpaid subscriptions. It lampoons long deadbeats who move away without paying and even attacks editors for polishing obituaries.
A clipped political screed rails at Ingalls switching sides and accuses Republicans in Ohio New York and national press of corruption. It derides wage policy cries and hints at foreign interests eyeing Montana silver, Japan and Europe while predicting shifting loyalties and reform battles in a muddled modern landscape.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Mesus Coy & Pole and Mr Weis Jk with garbled phrases about leases, payments, and a staged story. The reader cannot extract a coherent event, date, or location from the damaged lines.
Public notice announces forfeiture of a parcel in Bevember by the county clerk under revised statutes. It states a 24 foot stake and 4 pound cost, demanding co-owners to contest within 3 days of service or risk losing their share. First publication February 33.
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