01 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
1
The Examiner reports a strong showing for the Democratic side in a campaign week, detailing charged exchanges, fundraising strains, and public support. The piece notes party optimism, rhetoric from leaders, and observers predicting political shifts amid tense local battles.
The readable text contains garbled phrases about animals and a deer. It mentions a fat barren doe and a pestle for a deer, but the overall meaning is fragmented with many missing or corrupted words. No clear event, place, or date is identifiable.
The article recounts campaign meetings in Wisden Jackson Bannack and Bedrock with speeches by Paul Elon and Joe Paul. A large turnout and a housing dance followed as Democrats rally for re election while Republicans observe.
The readable lines suggest looming restrictions or penalties linked to a market and speeches. Names and places are unclear, but the text centers on enforcement actions and a public setting.
Report details a tense confrontation involving Greeks and Padley at Lima. Revolvers flashed in bright sun as cars were vacated, officials and deputies intervened, and threats escalated before settlement talks and a deportation threat were resolved.
Frank Landon and Ernest Mau returned from Collinston Utah with 80 yearling bucks from W O Han sco at top U S strain. The stock will go to the London ranch on Upper Blacktail and to Mautet Bros near Point at Rocks after weighing and sale arrangements. Weights indicated strong growth and high quality animals for Montana markets.
A garbled OCR passage references a court matter and election day context with names like Clerk and Recorder John Wee and Derrys county. The text notes an upcoming ballot and a court decision process, mentioning party lines and a Clark ticket. Names and places are partially legible amid distortion.
Dillon Lee W. Lewis reports he purchased a big lot of cattle from Henry Gleed of Lima for the Botte Butchering Company.
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