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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
4
The paper will continue to be mailed to subscribers on a regular schedule until a firm order to discontinue is issued and all outstanding arrears are cleared.
The Dillon Examiner notes a Democratic convention set for September 22 1966 at the courthouse Dillon Montana to elect 18 delegates and 18 alternates to the state convention in Butte September 25 1906 and to nominate a full ticket and central committee. It lists precinct representation and primaries details with Dillon primaries September 17 and notes no proxies.
In Maine the Republicans celebrate a narrow victory while Democrats see limited national impact. The piece mocks the party’s smug tone and imagines how Texas or other strong Democratic strongholds would react if margins shifted. A hypocritical toast to safe, partisan triumph without broader consequence is implied.
Montana and Northwest stockgrowers await Interstate Commerce Commission action on Texas cattle grievances. The dispute centers on Chicago yarding charges tied to livestock shipments, with Texas and Nebraska interests seeking relief after prior ICC rulings against such charges.
Helen Rife enrolled. Anna Northy and others visited classes. Freshman list includes Anna Adams and many others. Three school correspondents elected for county papers: Francis Harrison, Tom Gilbert, Fay Erwin. George B Conway prize announced for best composition on specified Montana themes with three faculty judges.
Notice notes drayage of all kinds and prompt attention. Contact details list a residence at 17 F and an office at 35 M for inquiries.
A Democratic appeal urges loyalty and funding to win the House in the upcoming election. It warns of graft across departments and promises investigation and reform under a Democratic administration. Contributions of 1.00 are requested, with campaign literature in return, sent to M. Griggs, Chairman, Washington, D. C.
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