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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
2
The text outlines a clear Republican strategy aiming to mobilize supporters and persuade Democrats, accusing Democrats of weak stance and radicalism. It emphasizes campaign messaging, worker alignment, and promises tied to policy and purity within the party slate.
Mr. D. North of the Census Bureau asserts that comparing 1990 and 1900 statistics is practically worthless and that ordinary census methods cannot determine if average earnings in any industry or the country have risen or fallen. Director Merriam promotes prosperity tied to the Republican administration despite these claims.
The fragment discusses party fealty and public duty, arguing why supporters should back the party ticket. It questions the role of a potential rival and suggests reasons a defective candidate could hinder the ticket’s aims.
Readable parts describe a stage event with names and locations, but many words are garbled. The passage mentions a group on stage and a cash or score element, with references to Beaver and Pessoa among others, in a region likely tied to Clagety padabies regnpeagar.
The report notes a teede thie Getta ob ea es Hidsci at vadah Gasset a t4. The party ha foaeg Ms prt Gt Pb Gat de adis sd Lobes vottare eb disaae Vecua eesaa trays cupiaea tes foeed. A final tally remains unclear as observers await further counts and potential appeals.
Garbled text block shows scattered names and phrases. Readable names include Gerald Mose and Peay with unclear context. No clear event dates places or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
A partial, garbled report details a meeting between local residents including Mr and Mrs Br Terses and J Wo kvans and Wo BO My. It mentions Mr Millerd in relation to a Kegrserge mine near Virgier City and a Chinese cock sighting. The text is incomplete and mixed with unrelated fragments.
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