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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
4
The Poindexter weekly notes publication details for Dillon Montana dated 1902, listing editor B L Poindexter, postal registration, and subscription price of $2 per year in advance. It states the paper will be mailed to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner claims the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The Beaverhead county Republican convention faces charges that one man wielded decisive influence in the sheriff nomination dispute. The Examiner disclaims backing Randolph and endorses George W. Dart, urging voters to consider merit over party pressure. Some signatures on Randolph's petition included Democrats, explained as Republicans reluctant to attach their names.
The Dillon Tribune and local Republican leaders are accused of fanning bitterness to sway elections. Reports cite threats against independents who resist party control. Citizens urged to let merit decide the contest as free Americans.
Beav erhead residents express mixed views but praise Tom Lander for long residence in the county his business and clerical training and his courteous nature. Supporters say he campaigned vigorously and voters are impressed urging a strong vote for him.
An editorial attack argues Republicans use fear of hard times to press their agenda. It contrasts Republican panic talk with Bryan's election, urging voters to decide by conscience and democracy. It cites Taft backing and warns against coercion by protected interests.
Emerson Hill declares candidacy for Beaverhead County Commissioner promising sound business judgment and economy. He supports protective tariffs and steady roadwork, opposed monopolies, equal justice, and honest government while noting 28 years as a Beaverhead resident and taxpayer.
The piece praises Mr. Morse for energy and progressiveness but raises GOP complaints about one man's undue power. It urges every voter to stop and consider the issue of political control and independence before the upcoming choice.
A Republican sheep owner reports Sage Creek reserve in the county ordered off fifteen bands of small owners while nineteen bands previously raised sheep were pulled from the area. He says the overgrazed free range shows the poorest flock ever, and he would risk Bryan in the interest of sheep raising.
The Dillon community eagerly anticipates Edward Donlan of Missoula the Republican candidate for governor to speak on campaign issues. Democrats and Republicans alike will welcome him to the city with hospitality even if they do not support his election.
The Democratic party of Beaverhead county selects Emil T Brock as nominee for public administrator. Brock is a respected local citizen with clean private and business records and broad support. supporters urged to mark his name on ballots next Tuesday.
The piece notes the Tribune has not yet commented on Hon. Ernest Seaway’s legislative record. It highlights his most notable action as his temporary opposition to Senator Carter’s bid, implying it may not recur.
A straightforward citizen letter endorses Emer son Hill for county commissioner. The missive praises his honesty and calls voters to favor his candid bid in the upcoming election.
Citizens reiterate call for frugal governance and rejection of wasteful spending as they weigh the county race. Supporters cite Em ercon Ail’s pledge of economy and restraint while criticizing alleged excesses in current administration.
The Tribune faces a likely eruptive mudslinging phase in the campaign. An upcoming avalanche of biased reporting could obscure clear vision for days, so readers should brace for intensified partisan coverage and provocative framing.
George Dart is hailed as an honest, efficient, and hard-working deputy whose record in the county and state is described as unmatched by any undersheriff. The appeal urges support from all fair-minded voters across party lines.
The letter lauds Miss Herr’s two year record and urges re election, stating her performance proves the vote of confidence well placed. It emphasizes her splendid work and argues she deserves continuation in office.
The workingmen of every state oppose Taft's candidacy and Bea verhead workers join the sentiment.
On election day Tom Landera remains a central figure, noted for his three terms in office and his call for a fair trial. Supporters urge due process and civic participation as campaigns unfold.
Endorses James P Murray former senator for proven legislative results and faithful service. Backed by supporters noting experience and track record in lawmaking and public affairs..vote likely theme from local political notice.
Raymond Noyes casts a vote in support of a worthy Montana youth and a capable, efficient officer. The brief indicates a local endorsement emphasizing merit and proven service.
The message urges voters to elect Tom Landers to the county clerk position, portraying him as an able and efficient candidate who would run the office capably.
A local political message urges support for Judge Melton, framing the ballot as advancing responsible civic behavior and the interests of the community.
A brief political note urges support for Miss Herr 18, portraying her as a worthy daughter of Old Beaverhead and inviting voters to back her candidacy.
The fifth judicial convention at Anaconda and the state convention endorsed reforms toward a non partisan judiciary. They decided not to nominate, despite several Democratic attorneys being available, hoping the movement would build a fair system across the state and ensure the Supreme Court administers justice regardless of political affiliation.
The text condemns partisan influence in the judiciary and praises William M. Johnson for advocating full separation of politics from the courts. It notes support from both Republican and Democratic attorneys for his stance and candidacy for associate justice of the supreme court.
A fragment references Dr. Ackley with an office and residence and a person named Edie Bluck. A phone number 72Y appears in the snippet.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court records a notice to creditors of the estate of Wertha R McIntosh deceased. Executors urge all claimants to present proof with vouchers to the law office of J B Poindexter Dillon Montana within the required period. Dated September 19 1908 by EKite EO Selway executors.
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