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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The piece argues the amendment is vital for state institutions including the Normal College in Dillon. It notes that one third of the college's funding comes from taxes, with two thirds from investments and leases, and warns defeat would force a 40 percent tax cut crippling state schools.
The Examiner warns voters in Beaverhead County about Republican party pressure in the final campaign days. It accuses Dillon leaders of coercion through patronage and leadership rewards, urging remembrance of Carter Pray and Aldrichism Cannonism, tariff policy, and the Payne Aldrich act. It notes criticism of Assessor French from a few officeholders and predicts broader resistance to party manipulation.
Article urges voters to consider and adopt a constitutional amendment on revenue and taxation. It stresses the importance for state and locality and calls for unanimous support from county leaders to secure passage.
Voters are urged to back Charles Nelson in the sheriff race. The message touts his experience, courage, and dedication as qualities for the office and notes broad party support. The text emphasizes Nelson as the best timber for sheriff and urges turnout for him.
The Tribune attacks Assessor Anthony French as an insult to taxpayers, while praising his honest, faithful service. In his first year office the county’s assessed value rose by 400000 dollars, reflecting a square deal with no personal or political hardship.
The writer endorses Mr. A Badcon for water commissioner of Dillon, praising his hard work and efficiency. They also back Frank Blair, the Democratic candidate for county treasurer, describing him as trustworthy obliging and capable and urging a vote for him.
The piece lauds ANicra B W Emerick for clerk and recorder, noting his Beaverhead roots, training, and courteous nature. Voters are urged to elect him by a handsome majority, reflecting strong community support and a track record of meeting every reachable voter.
In Beaverhead County supporters denounce Tom Carter and back the Indians led by Senator B. F. White. The column urges voters to oppose Republican candidates for representatives to honor past stand against Carter.
The Democratic party designates Frank D. Knotts as their public administrator nominee. He is a well known and trusted local citizen with clean private and business records. Supporters across the county are urged to consider his name on next Tuesday’s ballots.
Voters are urged to support a constitutional amendment while fostering ties with Normal College. The notice frames the ballot choice and community alignment without detailing specific provisions or dates.
Paris Due House advertises cleaning and renovation of expensive evening gowns. It promises flawless workmanship, prompt delivery, modest charges, and satisfaction for society ladies who entrust delicate fabrics to the firm. Telephone 171.
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