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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
5
The Dillon Tribune notes letters to the editor and editorial correspondence should be addressed to the editor. A notice states The Tarponi Pub Co disclaims debts by employees without signed orders from a manager. Subscriptions urged to report missed issues and ensure timely delivery.
The piece lauds A J Bennett of Madison county as ideal speaker pick after GOP victory. It compares county tallies for Callaway and Parker, notes Madisonian and Boulder Age results, praises Beaverhead county machinery, and condemns Meyers of Park county for alleged corruption.
The article argues for stronger leadership and proposes replacing current chair with a more decisive presiding officer in the Unnimons discussion. It notes the need for clearer rules and timely decisions to guide ongoing deliberations.
Helena Record notes less than two months remain before Montana's legislature convenes in Helena in January. Republicans hold a working majority and must craft flawless bills to pass amid a governor hostile to them. Democrats await opportunities to derail measures, so precision in wording is essential to avoid fatal flaws.
In last week’s Tribune report Democrats appeared to save about half of the state ticket. As returns updated, candidates dropped out one by one leaving only the governor and lieutenant governor both still contesting.
The Marysville Mountaineer endorses Governor Toole and urges the Republican legislature to pass honest ballot bills. It supports a numbered ballot for identity, restoring the Australian ballot with party names and alphabetical candidate listings, and argues these reforms curb crooked politics and reflect genuine voter opinion.
The official returns of the recent Beaverhead county election will appear on the paper's eighth page today. Readers are advised to cut it out and keep it for reference before the next election.
The piece argues nine weeks of campaigning is too long and a Republican effort aims to cut at least four weeks. It contends a concise, energetic campaign yields similar results with less strain, and that both newspaper and party managers favor a shorter contest.
A humorous quote about Alexander T Good of Utter New York reflects his love of brandied peaches and wit. Items note Mr Gully nearing retirement at 70 Paris efforts to name a main street after Zola Oklahoma Governor Ferguson dubbed the red headed Socrates of the North Canadian Professor Toothroyd joins Carnnell description geometry Archduke Franz Ferdinand backs an Austrian naval league Miss Maury Booth of Springfield a notable entrant to the Royal Microscopical Society in London
The article highlights the Mexican maguey tree yielding a ready needle and thread and notes a rarewire breakout on the steamship route between Nome Seattle and San Francisco. It mentions the Nome service and linked routes.
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