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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
4
An 1898 note urges Americans to master shooting to win battles and join the Rough Riders. It promotes a big Fourth of July celebration and hints Col Wood tolerates Teddy Roosevelt as lieutenant colonel. An item on Sheep Raising in Beaverhead county offers practical tips for flackmasters.
A fragmented political note argues Republicans lean on the war to prove the Democrats forced it, questioning how voters will respond to this claim and whether it will sway the next House election.
A garbled excerpt discusses Spain and its stance on potential war. The text questions whether Spain has decided against joining conflicts and notes a February date refers to action, but specifics are unclear.
The report notes all listed office holders accompanying the expedition to Phiatay pane have either visited San Francisco or are en route. Montana replant led the effort and was first to be pictured entering the United States. Kerwin states no starting orders were received and vehicles were redirected toward the beach.
Readable fragments describe a disordered historical page segment with stray words on dates places and events. Context unclear names and specifics are damaged leaving only scattered phrases and approximate references to a parade or procession and regional locations.
The piece highlights large volunteer support from Mortens’s congressional delegation, noting around 140 volunteers from the state. It credits a major effort by the Ushers and mentions a proposed expansion of forces with a federal endorsement likely to become law.
Special Correspondence from Camp Smith reports the regiment moved its camp last Friday to a site a mile and a half from the old location, closer to the city. It notes Company E pitched tents again before, while Sergeant Major Fred Rogers was appointed in the second battalion and equipment arrivals promise a notable improvement in appearance. About 340 excursionists from Helena area towns visited, and a long list of named personnel is provided as part of the camp activities and hospital observations.
A garbled 20th century prose poem fragment presents schoolhouse musical recital lines from a presbyterian event. The piece mentions Mis Wait and Vocal pieces, names like Baxter, Petersen, and Dewey, and hints at wartime ideology and anti foreign sentiment. The text combines song fragments with scattered proper nouns.
Weekly trips depart Portland for St Louis through Balt Lake Denver and Kansas City. Cars used are labeled best Pourish Sleepers with experienced conductors and porters aboard. No charge for travel via the Obs To Roa WD Kao Ge and Missouri Pacific. specials offered with details unavailable.
Advertised weekly excursions will operate starting Tuesdays and continue every week. The schedule lists destinations including Portland and Boston with cars assigned for each trip and staff in charge to coordinate passenger service and safety procedures.
Notice is given that James E Bollingsworth has fled to make good his claim. Several witnesses are named for cultivation and settlement to support the claim including Mar Kremer, Genge Soret, Fresh Pes oon Daniel Tovey. The proceedings appear before Renjeric and Wisdom Mivtang in Missigocis.
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