Dillon Examiner Misstates Norris Forest Reserve Policy Claim
The Dillon Examiner is accused of misquoting Gov. Edwin Norris on forest reserves, stating he would transfer administration from the federal government to the states. The Philipsburg Mail reportedly echoed the same interpretation, noting Norris’s speech suggested empowering states to control the reserves.
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Dillon Examiner
Edwin Norris
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Norris
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Philipsburg Mail
Mail
the Mail
Independent Sheriff Candidate Questioned by Democratic Examiner
A VorTErR challenges a sheriff bid alleging Democratic Examiner bias and ties to Democratic allies. He asks why petition work and signatures came from Democrats and why the petitioner signed, accusing a conspiracy to aid the Democratic nominee.
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Democratic Examiner
Democratic
Forest reserve funding debate pits county costs against federal aid
The tribune reasserts Montana counties would owe 30 000 to 50 000 annually to back federal forest reserves while the Examiner and Gov Norris oppose this policy. They favor federal spending 20 000 to 25 000 yearly in the county and view it as a gift to bolster road and school funds. The piece questions why officials oppose a policy that would keep forest reserves a burden and favors sheep and cattle interests over small ranchers.
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Montana
Mail
The
Tribune
Norris
Examiner
The Democratic Idea in Montana Campaign Debates
The Montana Democratic press argues the party favors workers and miners over elites while criticizing Ed Donlan and other Republican nominees as unfit for high office due to lack of culture. It contends many unschooled laborers have built the state and could govern as well or better, despite elite support for Democratic candidates.
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Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Ed Donlan
Nce Eee
Ed. Donlan
Yoder Deserves A Re-Election In Montana Campaign
The Montana race for secretary of state features A N Yoder of Butte a prominent businessman with a background of hard work and steady conduct. His record and upright behavior earned him confidence and esteem among voters as he seeks re election.
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Montana
A. N. Yoder
Butte
Yoder Seen As Upright Montana Secretary of State
Four years ago the nomination and election of Secretary of State Yoder are noted. He is praised for businesslike, diligent administration based in Butte, earning recognition across Montana. The piece argues he deserves re election as the state’s top election official.
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Butte
Yoder
Montana
Secretary of State
Must Sing Another Song Says the Butte Evening News
The piece attacks Democratic critics of Ed Don lan for his mining background and praises the workingman path over silk stocking privilege. It notes Beaverhead County backing Louis Stahl for county assessor while debating American born citizenship and voters’ likely reaction on election day.
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Butte Evening News
Ed Donlan
Oute
Montana
Beaverhead County
Louis Stahl
United States
American people prize proven talent and public support
A brief observation notes that Americans tend to cling to proven quality. When someone stands above average in a field, the public promptly offers encouragement and backing. The remark suggests a culture that rewards competence and loyalty to successful individuals.
Beavertime County Plans Reelection Of Local Officials
Beavercount residents head to the polls next month to reelect John S. Baker W F Cashmore Frank A Hazel baker and A A Elliott to the offices they currently hold. The civic effort centers on continuing the educated leadership that has guided the community.
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Beaverhead County
John
S. Baker
W. F. Cashmore
Frank A.hazelbaker
A. A. Elliott
Governor Norris stance on forest reserve debated
The Dillon Examiner disputes Gov. Norris's position on the forest reserve, while the Tribune and Philipsburg Mail report the governor stating it consistently. The Examiner is urged to stop advocating a position it claims Norris does not hold.
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Gov. Norris
Forest Reserve
Philipsburg Mail
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
Tribune
Walsh Named Top Democratic Contributor in State
The Helena Independent reports T. J. Walsh is among three men in the state to donate as much as 500 dollars to the Democratic campaign fund. The note hints he may influence grazing privileges in the forest reserve if Gov Norris is elected, citing Walsh's large sheep holdings.
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Helena
T. J. Walsh
Walsh
Norris
City highlights swift progress and tax restraint
Mayor White notes rapid improvements over the past year and urges keeping taxes low to attract investment. Dillon property owners deserve credit for a reasonable tax levy compared with other cities, as improvements continue with pride.
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White
Dillon
Democratic challengers meet for examination with Norris
A Montana Lookout paragraph remarks on the lack of interest from legal figures on the Democratic ticket in facing Governor Norris in a competitive exam or a demonstration of practical achievements. It paints a scene of a test of ability rather than rhetoric.
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Ed. Donlan
Norris
Montana Lookout
Governor Norris sticks with state control of forest reserves
The Examiner notes Gov. Norris endorses state management of Montana forest reserves, refraining from backing a federal takeover. He maintains his advocacy that the state should run the administration, opposed to continuing federal stewardship.
Examiner Presses Dillon On Policy Across State
The excerpt shows tension as the Examiner presses Dillon about promoting the same policy in other parts of the state. The dialogue suggests frustration and potential impatience from the paper with his stance.
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Edi
Dillon
The
Examiner
Lima Dam Labor Continues Through Two Shifts Daily
The report notes two shifts laboring from sunup to sundown on the Lima dam project. The work supplanting drought and boosting ranch production aims to aid the country’s profit and future prosperity.
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Lima
Examiner Misstates Norris Stance on Forest Reserve Policy
The Examiner admits it misrepresented Governor Norris on forest reserve administration. Citizens who heard Norris know the paper erred and deserve sympathy for its corrective effort. The piece notes priority of cement sidewalks over street lighting in prior need.
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Norris
Forest Reserve Administration
Sugar beet growth urged amid election talk
A local speaker urges residents to focus on growing sugar beets in the valley, warning not to be distracted by election fervor as a two week countdown to a defining moment proceeds.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Ad From Toledo Firm
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. TF J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio endorses F J Cheney as honorable in business and financially able, with decades of trusted dealings cited.
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TF. J. Chreney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. It also endorses Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes wholesale druggists in Toledo Wanpino Kinan Arvin and other agents. The copy emphasizes price 75 cents per bottle and availability from all druggists.
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