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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
6
State Superintendent W W Welch presses to withhold part of county salary until annual reports are submitted and receipts shown. Circular notes legal provision requiring reports before payment. past delays prompted this enforcement and data gathering for a legislature bound comprehensive estate of the state education system.
The text argues Republicans should note that first bond plates were ordered under Charles J. Foster while tariffs were active, showing Harrison created conditions for bonds. It claims Cleveland left $600 million in the treasury on leaving office, and upon return found Harrison had prepared for a bond issue to cover government contingencies, implying Cleveland continued Harrison policy.
The text portrays Republicans portraying themselves as friends of labor while opposing an anti trust measure. It notes Republicans tying to curb labor organizations in Atlanta and Democrats proposing an amendment about wages and labor conditions. It mentions Cannon and Cattlefeld as leaders scrutinized by Republicans in voting on the amendment.
A garbled report asserts a Republican claim that the party enforced a trust, naming Attorney General Grat taud as enforcing it, and a Democrat and Mr Justice Peckham in dispute. It mentions critical declaration and that supporting provisions aided a Democratic administration.
An obituary notice from Dillon Montana reports the death of Mrs Day an Esthuable lady at the Cecaithea breeds of thee aye th gih Vous The text notes a funeral and burial details with references to local officials GEO. W. EDINGER Beaverhead County Treasurer announces tax payments between the house of agen and 5 p m at the county treasurer site in Dillon Montana and the document is dated October 4 1907.
Notice announces submission to Montana voters of an amendment to Section 4 of Article XVI revising county commissioner terms and election timing. The proposed changes include three commissioners per county with six year terms, various staggered terms, and related provisions for election cycles and appointment procedures.
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