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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
7
For President William J. Bryan of Nebraska and for Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson of Hingis, a ticket is presented. The two nominees are named in the announcement.
A partial list of candidates and electors includes Daniel G O Shea, Canony W Morris, Madison Dr Oliver Leiser, J K Toole for Governor, Frank G Higgins for Lieutenant Governor, Caldwell Edwards for Congress, Geo M Hayes for Secretary of State, A H Barket for Treasurer, J Calderhead for Auditor, James Donovan for Attorney General, Geo RL Milburn for Associate Justice, and J LL Lewis for Superintendent of Public Schools. The entries show county affiliations such as Deer Lodge Lewis and Clark Yellowstone Silver Bow and Coste dt.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political item mentioning Jide Patth district race and party labels. Lacks clear actions or outcomes but indicates a local election discussion in Horsory with Democratic references.
The piece outlines Democratic ticket pledges for county and state offices, emphasizing financial legislation reforms and industrial support. It highlights alignment with mining and business interests, advocating fiscal measures to guide state growth and a broad base of support among Moetens voters.
BeavErhead county voters are urged to reject Republican state tickets seen as dominated by Standard Oil interests. The text argues Montana’s government would be controlled by the oil trust and its agents, with likely negative effects on local mining regions and labor markets. It stresses voting down the Republican slate to protect local taxpayers and public services.
The passage asserts that the accused face false charges and argues they deserve a chance to prove their innocence, stressing that the accuser should not be denied an opportunity to respond.
Beaverhead county can be depended upon to give a good account of itself next Tuesday. All that is needed to make the victory sweeping is the loyal and steadfast support of every Democrat and friend of silver.
The younger Democrats of Beaverhead County report excellent work this year with unprecedented activity. They urge continued effort until next Tuesday evening and invite supporters to join in a victory celebration afterward.
The Democratic candidate for district court clerk, GE French, garners new support as voters prepare for the upcoming Tuesday polls. The article notes his record and conduct as factors in gaining confidence.
A garbled cryptic OCR style fragment hints at a Welsh architect influence and a satirical political editorial. The piece appears as a curious, disjointed perusal with unclear authorship and purpose.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a political campaign in a county race and tense public reaction. Mentions include an individual named George and a group described as acquaintances, with vague allusions to party or campaign activity and broad sectional involvement.
Voters face choices among messers Messiy Mohaigh Montgomery and Ober who seek seats on the county commission. Supporters urge protective economic policy while critics push for reform and fiscal caution in the upcoming selection.
Unclear readable text suggests a local notice about a miss named Isarerni at a place called Birr arranging some candy figs at a facility in midweek. The fragment mentions a position and supporters but details are obscured.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions principles and a political party but provides no clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals. The legible content signals a general election context without concrete actions or outcomes.
The OCR passage is garbled and unreadable in parts, mentioning various terms like state entities, people, and actions without coherent context. It appears to be a corrupted historical newspaper fragment lacking a clear narrative or identifiable events.
Taxpayers praise County Attorney Poindexter for efficient service and urge support to continue his work in the upcoming election.
The piece lauds Willi Staudaker a Beaverhead County born candidate for county clerk and recorder. It praises his integrity, competence, and long ties to the county, urging supporters to honor him with election.
After Rubt Boone closed registration Saturday night there were about ML Nunes on the list, an increase of over Shs since two years ago. Officials expect Dillon’s total vote near the poll, with reports from across the county of higher registration and Meaverheads likely to cast votes this year.
Readers report blurred print and eye discomfort during sewing or reading. Dr. Dodd or Bitte will be available at the Meth Hotel to examine eyes and offer specialist consultation. Appointments can be made at the hotel clinic for quick assessment.
The text appears to accuse a political figure of cowardice and delaying accusations. It references Democratic nominees and timing of allegations. It conveys distrust in how accusations are handled and urged voters to heed warnings about opportunistic behavior.
Voters and party members express support for Carter amid midterm political maneuvering. The text discusses commitments to back Carter in the United States Senate race and hints at strategic considerations within the party.
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