Wilson Examiner publication notice 1899
The Wilson Examiner is identified as the official paper of Beaverhead County with a date of Wednesday September 20 1899. The text presents a masthead style notice rather than a full article.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1899
Page
4
The Wilson Examiner is identified as the official paper of Beaverhead County with a date of Wednesday September 20 1899. The text presents a masthead style notice rather than a full article.
The speaker expresses strong belief that the Democratic stance is credible and likely to win. He claims the public supports them and asserts readiness despite a rough field and imperfect defense.
A garbled OCR passage critiques newspaper bias and manipulation, mentioning edited content and dubious claims. It references readers seeking truth, mentions a city and events, and hints at scrutiny of media practices amid confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Republican party upheaval, leadership, and potential candidates like Col. Senders. Mentions a head of the state party and upcoming elections, with references to alliances and conflicts within the party. Overall, the passage is ambiguous about concrete events or names.
The interior plateaus of Washington Idaho and Montana see range horses driven off as settlers flood irrigable lands and fence vast ranges. Cattle and sheep interests shrink horse habitat by closing water sources and concentrating grazing. thousands of horses are removed, with some shipped to California and beyond while others starve or perish in droughts.
A late issue from the Borerana Chronicle reports a crime involving a "sant dlech" posing as a representative at a Tragny house on the county edge. The piece notes 2000 in invested capital, various bets, and a long list of local names tied to purchases, attendance, and upcoming funerals including Mob Macklem.
The document references a court action filed in Salt Lake City Utah with details about a claim involving a defendant and issues of support and relief. It cites a date range from Argost 27th, TSGR, to September 11th and directs readers to the office for more specific information. The notice is signed with PRICE A. D. and B. FARIDER as attorney for the plaintiff.
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