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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
6
In Dillon political events feature Hon. Stainton and HR Kipp as speakers. The meetings are listed with dates and prices in the Bee, inviting attendees to join the campaign discussions and hear the candidates’ platforms.
A long compilation of ads and brief items from Madison County includes a doctor’s specialty notices, sales at second hand stores, sheep hay for Howe Idaho, a horse sale update, a missing hospital plan, a courthouse deed issue, and various community snippets about visitors, meetings, and local personalities.
The undersigned offer for sale a limited number of mammoth Missouri Jacks, also 00 Bucks. Apply to POINDEXTER & ORR, Dillon, Mont.
An advertisement asks if reading or sewing tires the eyes and blurs print. It promotes a specialist visit by Dr Dodd at the Metlen hotel with fittings, free examinations, and guaranteed work.
Fragmented report from Lima recounts police activity, community leaders, and residents, naming several individuals and groups involved in civic matters. The text references local events, meetings, and public notices amid a dense, garbled narrative with numerous proper nouns and informal remarks.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention South Orange New Mexico figures J and Elected by the Executive Sourd. References to school governance, presidents, and potential election processes with scattered names and places. Content is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete sentences.
Outgoing notices urge settling accounts by cash or note by November 5. If not paid, amounts will be turned to an attorney for collection. Individuals with claims are asked to present them for adjustment. Obscure names and phrases appear in the fragmentary text.
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