Local paper masthead announces Wednesday publication
The notice identifies F. C. Kress as editor and proprietor of the weekly edition published every Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
4
The notice identifies F. C. Kress as editor and proprietor of the weekly edition published every Wednesday.
A terse notice notes a candidate named Hewatt running under PRG AA for a short subject awaiting action by the county convention. Details are sparse and sourcing is limited.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Heath Moxtana and others at a Democratic convention. The text is garbled and many proper names are unreadable, but references to party actions, votes, and procedural details appear amid illegible sections.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, dates, or organizations to form a factual summary or headline. The content appears garbled and lacks usable details for a structured card.
A chaotic OCR fragment references tax policy and political critiques. It mentions forcing the rich to pay, a call to vote for representatives, and concerns about economic fairness and public hearings. The garbled text hints at a campaign stance and proposed fiscal measures.
In absence of a delegate an alternate may vote by proxy. Unrepresented precincts have no proxy vote. Bpwis Nokris chairs. GEO R. Metlen serves as secretary.
A clipped editorial voice mocks McKinley backers who claim credit for current U S prosperity likening them to a fly on a cart wheel exclaiming at dust and disturbance.
The piece critiques a political figure linked with Thomas C. Platt, portraying him as a partisan rider and an opportunist seeking delegates while misrepresenting honesty and patriotism. The author uses vivid imagery to warn against a “bobby” style approach to grave economic and political questions.
The report notes Republican setbacks in Indiana, citing weak organization and poor development of party infrastructure. It highlights Democratic gains and suggests challenges for the Republican executive committee as it addresses internal issues and public support ahead of elections.
A persuasive call urges voters to end McKinley’s second term and support tariff reform by moving away from Hanna and Rockefeller influence, advocating a temporary government change to curb commerce corruption.
The passage notes support for Mr Bryan with many attendees from the Republican side at the Indianapolis convention. It lists numerous figures across states and organizations, including writers, lecturers, and local leaders, and references a strong Democratic leaning in Beaverhead County.
Local notes list possible state senator candidates including G Y Paul and PH Poindester and mention several contenders for representatives. Sheriff Padley and Winter Shot Phillipa are named as county officers with others discussed as potential nominees amid factional maneuvering.
The readable text references delegates and a canons process for nominating candidates for justice of the peace and county seats in Dillon. It lists names such as Poindexter, Estes, Stone, Horton and others, with notes on resolutions and printing checks. The garbled prompt suggests a local election context and a proofreading query.
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