Dillon Examiner circulation and subscription note
The Dillon Examiner notes its 1907 Wednesday issue with editor E L Poindexter and promises the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead county. It lists publication details, pricing, and mail delivery assurances to advertisers and subscribers.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Election day across states shows Tammany surge in New York
The article notes early returns with Tammany leading by about 20,000 over fusion in New York County, signaling likely Democratic sheriff and ticket victories. It also cites Cleveland mayoral results, Ohio city contests, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and statewide trends, with Republicans strong in Massachusetts and Nebraska, and Democrats gaining in New Jersey.
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New York City
Cleveland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
New York
Tammany
Fusion
Publican
Independence League
Cincinnati
Toledo
Canton
Ohio
Akron
Springfield
Taylor
Philadelphia
Masissippi
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Nebraska
Heinze Nerve Challenged by Montana Mining Setback
A North Dakota editor, noting F Augustus Heinze as a spectacular high limit gambler, says his latest chapter shows the icon of defeat at last. Heinze, famed for seizing mining properties without price, now faces a setback amid his clash with a world’s greatest corporation.
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Montana
Heinze
Standard Oil
New York
Tom Lawson
Amalgamated
Heinze Hippodrome
North Dakota
Prairies
F. Augustus Heinze
Milwaukee estimate on extension funds to Pacific coast
The Milwaukee estimate predicts $20,000,000 left after completing the Pacific coast extension. An appropriation of $100,000,000 was made for the line. The remaining funds will likely finance feeders to the main line, with the Whitehall to Dillon segment among the first.
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Pacific Coast
Lumber Rates Threaten Small Mills Across Oregon
The Journal warns that lumber rate increases will hurt hundreds of mills beyond the big manufacturers. Small millmen may be forced to shut down due to car shortages and higher freight, harming thousands of workers and communities across the state.
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Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
the Journal
Portland
Ranch stock cattle and hay for sale in the valley
150 head short horn stock cattle including cows, steers and heifers. Also 250 tons good beef hay available. May sell to feed on ranch or in stock. Featuring a top feeding yard in the valley. Contact W. F. Drummey.
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W. F. Drummey
Carriage and Wagon Shop for All Kinds of Work Available
After purchasing the carriage and wagon shop formerly owned by J. B. McLaren I am ready to perform all types of wagon and carriage work. A carpenter shop is connected and all work will be done in first class manner. J. P. Campeau.
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J. B. McLaren
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Milwaukee
Whitehall
Madison Monitor
J. P. Campeau
Riley
Sami
Tention
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J. H. Gilbert
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Sherman’s Piano House
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East Park St
Butte, Montana
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Thompson Publishing Co
St. Louis
Butchers
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Miss Grace Graeter
Stupio
H. B. Selway
South
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Clara Baur
Maurice A. Walker, I. D
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