Dillon Examiner Semi-Weekly Official Beaverhead County Paper
The Dillon Examiner printed each Wednesday and Saturday from Dillon Montana announces a subscription price of three dollars per year in advance. This issue is dated Saturday October 25.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner printed each Wednesday and Saturday from Dillon Montana announces a subscription price of three dollars per year in advance. This issue is dated Saturday October 25.
The passage praises Mr Boone as a capable and diligent candidate for county treasurer, noting his clerical ability and steady business record. It counters Republican mis representations and urges taxpayers to support him as a vote for good government and public service.
The text denounces the Republican party as extravagant and pro‑trust while opposing labor organizing. It claims the party favors plutocrats, condemns laborers seeking decent wages, and criticizes anti-trust provisions that would protect workers. The passage juxtaposes partisan bias with labor rights and visions of public protection.
A fragmented report laments city finances and political tension over resource allocation. The piece mentions disputes surrounding governance, public projects, and local leaders amid a charged civic climate.
A damaged OCR note references a political party and a call to vote. The readable fragment hints at organizing effort or party alignment. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable from the text.
Budget of store news outlines the fall stock with notable items. It highlights new arrivals, price points, and featured lines appealing to shoppers this season.
A garbled OCR note outlines Eliel Bros expecting new waists to arrive soon. It mentions affordable fashion items and promotions, with references to striped prints and satin fabrics. The piece hints at sales and display plans without clear dates or locations.
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