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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
6
The Democratic party re nominates coroner Dr Jas L Jones a longtime county resident and respected practitioner. Officials praise his two years in office calling him efficient prompt and careful and advocate electing him by a good majority.
Gracter, longtime county administrator, campaigns for reelection amid calls of strong leadership. Supporters cite steady county progress and numerous improvements under his tenure as voters head toward the upcoming Tuesday election.
The text describes a forthcoming political party event in the Bay area with a public advocate and electoral activities. It notes dates and attendance by editors and officials, focusing on civic participation and party positioning without graphic detail.
An unclear report notes officials review a county matter amid procedural delays. The piece mentions a board, observers, and possible actions tied to a public process, with no definitive outcomes yet and continued attention from local stakeholders.
The readable fragments mention people and items but lack coherent events or identifiable entities. No clear actions, dates, or places emerge to form a concrete news summary.
A garbled text segment lists various seemingly random names and phrases. It reads like an OCR artifact with mixed language bits and no coherent narrative or clear event. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions emerge from the readable fragments.
The readable portion hints at a discussion of figures and calculations involving a person or group. It lacks clear names, places, or a coherent event to establish a solid summary with proper entities or outcomes.
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The notice urges voters to elect Democratic candidates G T Paul and Mathew Orr to secure legislation benefiting Beaverhead city and county. It stresses property owners should support them for growth and state normal interests, noting past Democratic success and predicting action near winter.
Voter attention focuses on a state constitutional amendment about county commissioners. The measure seeks stable terms and experienced oversight for economic management, while public notices urge clarity on new qualifications and the timing of changes affecting the county board.
Fragmentary text mentions justice, elections, and civic duties with names and places blurred. Remaining readable bits reference votes, court matters, and public paths, suggesting a midweek civic notice or political proceeding outline without coherent narrative.
The article recalls Beaverhead registry agents actions connected to district politics and precedent. It mentions J W Scott of Bedrock district and W A Armitage of Big Hole basin districts as earlier Republicans who leveraged home offices for influence, highlighting ongoing concerns over political entanglement in registry duties.
The passage notes aggressive Republican tactics to block Democratic registration during a period of voter purification. It contrasts past Republican activity with a broader claim that Republicans had not yet begun similar purification efforts, labeling their later actions as a separate tale.
A heated row surrounds Thompson's sheep tax assessment as supporters of both Thompson and the Democratic assessor candidate Beardsley deny Examiner reports. The piece alleges Thompson pays a large share of sheep taxes to Madison County and questions the accuracy of prior statements about his livestock valuation and tax payments.
The James Beys In Old Me Sour a Trilling Production at the Diller Theatre promises a dramatic stage show next Saturday evening. The odd phrasing suggests a melodrama about a train robbery with grim realism, featuring the James Boys as a central element and a focus on suspenseful action and noir atmosphere.
Partial OCR fragment shows court clerk GEO W. FRENCH with an October date in Dillon. Reading indicates a legal or official notice involving parties, with references to a court and potential taxation or adjudication details. The text is corrupted but preserves a formal docket tone and a filing action.
The Montana Legislative Assembly proposes submitting an amendment to Section 4 of Article VII to voters at the next general election. It would alter county commissioner terms and election schedules, with three commissioners per county for six years and staggered terms beginning January. Official ballots will include For or Against the amendment.
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