Price of Subscription in Hilton Examiner
The Hilton Examiner lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year paid in advance. The notice appears in the Wednesday issue dated October 25 1899.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1899
Page
4
The Hilton Examiner lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year paid in advance. The notice appears in the Wednesday issue dated October 25 1899.
County Attorney J L Poindester proposes no special legislative session is needed to fix special school tax laws after a recent Supreme Court ruling. He suggests a feasible path for school districts to proceed, outlining steps for boards to regulate levies and distribute payments through valid acts and statutes.
A local celebration featured a breakfast for the Entue Regiment with remarks by State Senator Nena and greetings from a city or district official. The event included theater and hall activities, with speeches on veteran matters and a public display of wartime service records.
The clip surveys shop talk on prices and advertising in a rural paper. It notes merchants comparing fares and urging local dealers to emphasize value, community help, and patron loyalty. It also mentions a candidate from Ohio facing scrutiny and a political tour seen as an opener for supporters.
The readable fragments reference individuals and places but lack a coherent event. It mentions John Hirsthinan and Dillon and hints at an agreement or reference between parties. No verifiable outcome or context is present.
Notice to stockholders regarding the proposed sale and details of ownership stakes and related maneuvers. Information mentions parties involved, scheduling considerations, and potential outcomes affecting stock interests and rights.
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