Dillon Examiner Wednesday Oct 7 1908 front notice
The Dillon Examiner printed in Dillon Montana under B L Poindexter edits offers annual $2 subscriptions and guarantees the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead county The notice states registrations are open for advertisers and that mailing lists can be inspected and confirms second class matter status and a September 20 1902 date.
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Tribune Misquotes Norris on Forest Reserve Policy
The Dillon Tribune is accused of misquoting Governor Norris on forest reserve policy. Norris backed preservation and national administration of reserves but favored state control of grazing and tax relief for local residents, prompting calls for the paper to correct its misrepresentation.
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Gumshoe Donlan Roast Sparks Montana Laughs
The Dillon Tribune explains why Senator Edward Donlan of Missoula has been dubbed Gum Shoe and Whispering Ed. It parodies the newspaper’s upcoming explanation amid Montana political jests and campaign chatter.
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Tribune praise and party clash over forest reserve leadership
The Tribune applauds the Interior and forest reserve administration while also backing Senator Carter as their leader, a stance seen as flagrant inconsistency. The paper is expected to intensify the campaign with further contradictory editorials.
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Democrats Endorse No Nomination for Fifth Judicial District
A newspaper note approves the Fifth Judicial District Democratic Convention committee decision not to nominate a district judge. It argues judiciary should be detached from politics and cites current system weaknesses. The statement commends Judge Callaway and expresses belief his upcoming term will remain free of political influence.
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Democratic county ticket praised as capable Beav erhead candidates
The Examiner endorses the fall Democratic county ticket as representative and conscientious. It urges voters to support Democracy and the common people, citing Bryan’s slogan Shall the People Rule and predicting a decisive election in Beaverhead County.
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Roosevelt policy pick revealed by GOP figure
Mr Allen stated that Roosevelt has chosen a man to carry out his policies, implying Taft was selected and imposed on the Republican Party. This remark marks a rare public acknowledgment of the selection dynamics within the GOP as Roosevelt’s man.
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Oily Tom Carter Faces Slump in Campaign Speeches
If Oily Tom Carter proceeds with a series of speeches like Monday's, observers expect his batting average to slump this campaign. The line reads as a public address noting potential decline in effectiveness.
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Montana Senator Carter Seen As Roosevelt Foe
The Tribune recalls the previous claim that Senator Carter leads the Republican party in Montana while noting his longstanding opposition to Roosevelt's forest reserve policies. The piece frames Carter as a persistent critic of conservation administration, both in and out of season.
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Public Meeting Tonight on Dillon YMCA Effort
Citizens are invited to a Dillon meeting at 8 o'clock in Burfield Hall to organize a YMCA. The goal is public reading rooms and services for local boys and visitors, with hopes for a future YMCA building for the city. Committee urges support and participation.
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