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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

1

Dillon County Tax Debate Claims Republican Savings

The Dillon Examiner accuses the paper of deception while arguing the Republican county board reduced taxes versus Democratic administrations. It cites 1905–1908 levy figures, noting lower overall rates under the Republican boards and a growing school and road levy, with a projected cash balance of about 30,839 dollars for December 1.

Board of County Commissioners Dillon Examiner of the 21St Emerson Hill Board of Commissioners Dillon

County Treasurer Urges Payment on Registered Beaverhead Warrants

Public notice signed by County Treasurer Cashmore urges holders to present registered Beaverhead warrants for payment on November 20, 1908. Interest will cease after that date. The notice promotes Republican county leadership and fiscal stewardship, arguing that taxes are being paid rapidly and pledging conservative, cost-saving governance under Clay Patterson.

the Tribune Cashmore Beaverhead County Republican Board of County Commissioners Cadmore Clay Patterson

Senator Donlan Visits Dillon Ahead of Montana Election

Senator Edward Donlan visited Dillon last evening invited by the Taft and Sherman club. He arrived on the night train to a welcome by the Dillon brass band and local Republicans, spoke briefly at the Taft and Sherman headquarters about general campaign issues, and drew a large audience without delivering a campaign speech.

Edward Donlan Montana Dillon Taft and Sherman Club Donlan Dillon Brass Band Mr. Donlan Metlen Burfield

Vote for Him Seen as Path to Prosperity

The article lauds Mr Donlan for his earnest, convincing speech and friendly, hospitable nature. It notes his quiet expressions influenced many votes and mentions general courtesy from attendees. It also warns Salt River may flood after next Tuesday unless Bryan is not elected, and argues political remarks are timely in a presidential election.

Mr. Donlan Salt River Bryan

Sugar Beets Test High in Beaverhead Valley

Tests of sugar beets from the Beaverhead valley show some samples reaching very high levels while others lag. George R. Featherly, president of the Beaverhead Sugar Beet association, notes that unripe beets may rise in quality with ripening. Instructions are issued for digging topping and loading, listing available beet diggers and crews operating near Dillon.

Beaverhead George R. Featherly Featherly Beaverhead Ranch Company Dillon J. W. Watson’s Peter C. Peterson Martin Sorenson Wm. Kline Emerick Bros Jens H. Christenson Markus Staudaker Joe Heavy Geo. Rebich Joy Butala Mike Rebich Paul Shultz J. W. Ewing Elza Smith S. A. Banning A. 5

Republican Rally Urges Vote For Progress and Prosperity

The message calls on voters to support the Republican ticket led by Taft and Roosevelt era ideals. It praises the party’s record, endorses Governor candidate Edward Donlan, and highlights candidates for the state senate E O Selway and house Frank Eliel T J Murray. Beaverhead County Republicans urge clean campaigning and voter confidence.

Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party William Howard Taft Edward Donlan State Senate E. O. Selway Senate Frank Eliel T. J. Murray House Helena Republican County Central Committee Jett Beaverhead Cou

We Oppose Gov Norris for Forestry Policy Change

This paper denounces opponents of Gov Edwin Norris while praising his character. It argues the forest reserve program benefits Beaverhead County through federal spending, roads, schools, and rangers, and warns that state control would raise taxes and harm local interests. The Tribune endorses defeating Norris to protect the county.

Edwin Norris Norris Democratic Party Gov. Norris Forest Reserve Gov. Hortis National Forest Beaverhead County United States Tribune Norks

Insurance firms weigh Bryan election risk on wool market

Silberman Brothers, a Chicago wool firm handling 25 million pounds yearly, offered a 100000 policy payable on Bryan's victory and a 10000 premium, arguing a Democratic win would depress wool demand and prices. Executives said the move is a business hedge against anticipated market slump if Bryan defeats Taft.

William Jennings Bryan Chicago Silberman Brothers Bryan William Howard Taft Sage Fairview S.silberman Byron Taft

County Commissioner Candidate Emphasizes Local Ties

The piece argues county commissioners must reside among voters in Beaverhead County. It endorses H. C. Patterson as a man of sterling character and business judgment, while questioning whether Democratic candidate Hill will spend time in the county due to Idaho business interests.

Beaverhead County H. C. Patterson Mr. Hill Idaho

Judge Lew L Callaway Honored For Court Dignity

The text praises Judge Lew L Callaway for courteous, fair conduct on the bench and notes that his administration of district court affairs has been satisfactory. It states Democrats and Republicans alike commend his performance and honors his service without naming any opponent.

Lew.l. Callaway

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The Dillon Examiner Republican Board Senator Doan Taft and Sherman Beaverhead Valley MR. Featherly Lon Gov Silberman Bros Ferdinand Silberman Concern Grover Cleveland Europe
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