Wilson Examiner weekly paper notes Beaverhead County publication
The Wilson Examiner is a weekly journal for Beaverhead County published every Wednesday. Subscription price listed at 2 dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1899
Page
4
The Wilson Examiner is a weekly journal for Beaverhead County published every Wednesday. Subscription price listed at 2 dollars per year in advance.
Fragmented OCR discusses political and tax topics with many garble errors. It mentions Montana and references to voters, payments, and potential local decisions but lacks coherent, identifiable events or names.
In a terse party maneuver Carter Babcock and Menthe steer support toward Kessler’s campaign. Observers expect Babcock to accept the nomination for lieutenant governor as Kessler consolidates the field with Martie and other figures potentially shifting to Congress or other roles.
The Livingston Post exposes a Republican tactic label for expansion as a dodge and recalls Montana political history. The piece argues that current events resemble a defeated GOP era, citing public figures and party strategies while noting Maryland Republicans already gave up.
Disjointed OCR fragment references Salt Lake Tribune coverage of Edison financial moves and a New Mexico connection. Mentions bankers, copper and gold, and potential public sale implications. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but indicate a financial reporting context.
The Dillon public school report for September outlines enrollment totals, attendance days and absences, tardies, and disciplinary notes. It lists teachers, grades, and staff including Miss Harz Tess and Miss Kins Teacher, with a record of visitors observed.
Readable fragments describe a Beeeqpet mention following a dream event. The text includes unclear references and personal notes with no clear dates or locations. Further context is needed to identify involved persons or organizations.
The notice mentions an evening prayer meeting titled "Backelidere and There' the Lack Asenrance of Sak vEton" and a charity event. It notes a Wednesday evening service and a Thursday afternoon social hosted by Mrs. L. T. James for the Meuse society from three to five.
Fragmented text shows names of officials teachers and students, mentions visitation schedules, pedestrian safety, street crossings, and police activity. Notes crosswalk wear, owner notifications, a judiciary claim on damages, and several arrest and conviction tallies. The passage references city finances and patrols, plus community actions across multiple districts.
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