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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1898
Page
4
The text offers scrambled notes citing Mark Herons and a "silver question" in a political context. It mentions Beaverhberd, attempts to renounce something, a recurring account of four settlements, and references to work, schools, and licenses amid unclear events.
The article notes Republicans in Beaverhead county praising the Dingley tariff while arguing it did not affect cattle prices, citing war costs and navy expansion as reasons the tariff cannot be an issue this campaign. It emphasizes sheep and wool price support from duties and critiques opposition while discussing local prosperity and industry impacts.
The piece discusses Hon Oo Goddard's interview in the Athonda Standard and the Republican party's tactics. It accuses Republican leaders and organs of bluster while claiming such rhetoric won’t translate into votes, noting Democratic gains and criticism of party methods.
The text appears as garbled OCR with references to committees and classes and mentions fire and safety topics. It includes disjointed phrases such as frail fragments about a committee, fire, and investigations, with no clear names, dates, or location details.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists partial phrases and scattered words with no clear events or identifiable entities. The text shows garbled names and incomplete sentences, offering little meaningful context or structure to summarize.
Scrambled text references voters, parties, and polling, with mentions of polls and ballots. It implies discussion of electoral actions but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a local or regional contest with referential terms to votes and results without concrete details.
The readable text mentions a capture or seizure related to three items and a person named Tierra. It references processing, a planned or ongoing action, and some figures or costs. The fragmentary nature limits precise details of event, location, or organization involved.
Vague OCR text shows a plea for broad backing to ensure a candidate receives strong communal assistance. Mentions friendship networks and ensuring support across diverse groups to secure victory.
The article discusses Beaverhead County voters deciding on a November ballot issue related to adopting the gold standard and its potential impact on state and county alignment. It frames the possible outcome as a test of support for a major monetary policy at the local level.
Sunday Standard reports Hon. O F B Goddard of Hilltoge, once a Republican congressional candidate, in Butler for a few hours. He denies speeches this year and cites law duties. The piece critiques Republican stance on silver and campaign strategy and urges votes for Democratic county officials and for Mosers Meilen and Paul.
The reader notes private letters about the United States Senate campaign and pledges. Beav erbesd residents are urged to weigh the candidates and signals regarding the Silver party and possible regents. Citizens are reminded of public concerns and the campaign’s reach toward the voters of the county.
Beaverhead voters ready to debate finance despite Republican efforts to dodge the topic. The strong silver sentiment fuels the campaign as candidates from both parties insist on addressing monetary policy, viewing other issues as distractions from the main fight.
Tlart Rran speaks in Deerhead County city urging support for bimetallism restoration. He touts eloquence and decisive leadership and notes broad public interest across age and gender in the cause.
Readable portions describe sheep for sale with noted prices and conditions, listing ewes and wethers, and indicating a winter drop in values. The fragment mentions livestock, a price around 2.700, and farm terms in a rural market context.
A damaged OCR style notice from Unley, Me outlines a legal or administrative action with unspecified parties and terms. The fragmentary text mentions a date and location but lacks clear details or names.
A peculiar ad boasts of tailored clothing with flawless weave and shade. It asserts no imperfections and emphasizes superior construction and ordered style. The misspelled phrases suggest a promotional promotion from a clothing house.
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