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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1932

Page

2

Beaverhead County Loyal to its Home Leaders in 1982

Beaverhead residents, famed for county pride, rally behind Frank Hazelbaker in 1982 elections. The piece recalls 1908 party switches showing local loyalty overrides partisanship as Republicans and Democrats unite for a Beaverhead favored governor candidate.

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If Times Were Normal Hoover Curtis Against Roosevelt Garner

The piece argues that in normal times Hoover and Curtis would win easily due to proven records and a clear program. It contends Roosevelt and Garner lack a concrete plan and would harm business with bold experimental measures. It urges placing Hoover and Curtis in charge given ongoing urgent problems.

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Hoover cites cattle tariff in Des Moines speech

President Hoover uses two million Mexican cattle as an example of Hawley Smoot impact on farmers. He notes price gaps across the Rio Grande and explains tariff levels of 2.50 per hundred pounds for cattle under 700 pounds and 3.00 for larger stock, illustrating protection barriers. He recalls pre act cattle flows from Canada and Mexico.

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Cattle Imports Decline Raise Beef Prices Amid Tariff Debate

The piece notes that post act cattle imports have nearly vanished along the borders, driving a 20 percent drop in U S beef cattle production and lifting prices. It warns that lowering tariffs could invite two million Mexican cattle and many Canadian livestock to collapse the market, while beef prices have already risen about 56 percent to 8 50 to 9 75 per hundred pounds in Chicago.

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The County Ticket Promotes Beaverhead Candidates

The Beaverhead County Republican committee outlines candidate qualifications for senator Pearl I. Smith representative Ed H. Harvey commissioner Otto Gosman clerk Albert Baker sheriff Alex Crosby county attorney Thomas E. Gilbert clerk of court Ambrose Henneberry treasurer W. F. Cashmore assessor D. M. Best superintendent of schools Gladys Garr public administrator George Banks and other offices. It emphasizes experience, economy, and public service across multiple county roles.

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Otto Gosman campaign pledge for Beaverhead County

Otto Gosman states his aim for fair honest and economical county government. He quotes a record of stable levy despite tax value drops and long service as county official. The Republican candidate highlights decades of public office and pledges continued economy and impartial review.

Beaverhead Otto Gosman Beaverhead County Albert 8. Baker Montana Albert Baker Alex Crosby Thomas E. Gilbert Tom Gilbert Ambrose Henneberry Montana State Normal College W. F. Cashmore Bill Cashmore Montana State College George Banks James E. Phillips George Opp Louis Stahl Justice of the Peace of Dillon Township Wyman Pol

Amendments to the Constitution and regional plans

George M. Melton, Democratic Candidate for State Senator, argues for careful, uniform amendment processes. He notes two pathways: Congress proposing by two thirds and ratification by three fourths, or a constitutional convention called by two thirds of state legislatures. He warns enforcement varies by state and urges swift, tailored action nationwide.

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