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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner is published every Wednesday by F. C. Kress as editor and proprietor, serving Beaverhead County with local news and notices.
A Montana-wide tribute notes the death of a pivotal figure in the copper industry and state politics. Daly's long career shaped the mining economy, industrial growth, and public life, leaving a legacy of steadfast service despite acknowledged faults.
The text appears garbled with no coherent event, names, dates, or locations readable. It does not provide verifiable entities or a concrete incident to summarize.
Fragmentary notes describe a club seeking permanent status and oversight by promoters advocates. It mentions preservation of political roles and duties alongside club work and emphasizes competent management within a specified place.
The message calls on Beaverhead County Democrats to join the Jefferson club to assure unqualified success. It emphasizes the county's abundant, active Democratic support and urges having the club formed.
The Beaverhead county political race concluded November 6 in a as yet unmatched level of contest. Citizens voters delivered a decision at the polls and now should unite to foster the county's resources and development regardless of party.
Helena trustees accuse Spate Superintendent Cable of meddling in financial and educational matters amid ongoing revision of school laws. The board demands he refrain from interference as state education affairs face scrutiny and delay.
Fragmentary text mentions Governor Poole and taxpayer concerns about an elective action. The readable parts are garbled and do not establish a clear event, date, or outcome. No verifiable entities beyond the governor are confirmed.
Fragmented text recalls odd craft prompts and holiday ad ideas with garbled phrases about pasting designs for Christmas and New Year gifts. It read like a chaotic stream of invented product pitches, names and scattered instructions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions numbers and phrases with unclear meaning. The readable parts do not form a coherent event, person, or organization to report. The item appears to be damaged and lacks identifiable entities or a clear context for a factual summary.
Ail persona having bills against the Dew ncretic rai Cogrerittes will present them to ether George Mellenkrman or A L Stone before Nor Zi Do not neglect this ag oo Bille will be al lowed after that date. Greer METLES, Coairaes.
The fragment blends household chores with seasonal change and political musings. It evokes a November scene of canna bulbs and gardens stored for winter, autumn harvests and cider maturing, and winds and clouds signaling a hard season ahead. It also hints at political references and local figures amid the weather note.
Ascretate Justice tna left Helena Thursday evening for Selena Alabama where he will be married today. His brother Charles Weed the governor's private secretary accompanied them and will be Destmas 8 Ube the wedding.
E K Moore, captain of the gun boat Helena, presents a small brass cannon from Palanog Palanog engagement on May 2 1900 as a token of esteem for Helena's crew and city. State Lands funds distribution lists General school 103000 University 11000 School of Mines 65000 Capitol building 8000 Normal school 1500 Agricultural college 12000 Reform school 1 Deaf and dumb asylum 250.
The undersigned warns that described county warrants were stolen from the owner and will not be honored by the county as presented for redemption. James Hyer and Geo We RENCE, county treasurer, Missouri, note warrants and related details. Sale offers include misprinted items and assorted packs.
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