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Newspaper
Sun River Sun
Location
Sun River, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1884
Page
2
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Fragmented text describes auctions, hardware, political chatter, and community notices. It mentions a request for primaries, rail construction, and various names, places, and dates, though many items are garbled. The piece records broad civic life themes with scattered references to persons and organizations.
A garbled OCR of a 19th or early 20th century party primary meeting details a Democratic primary with delegates and alternates named, including mention of Juliu D McLathre and local officials. The text references meeting dates, committee roles, and candidate selections amid noisy, partial lines about ballots, appointments, and procedural steps at a central county or town seat.
A scrambled, damaged account from a Montana town details a shooting incident at Hive Crak and a vague crime racket linked to a Beulahnk area, followed by a wedding notice between How and Lola Vy Gorlnn. It references local politics, a fraternal ball, and county Republican events with garbled names and dates.
The text describes unrest over management and wages with references to Major Young and agency actions, mentions a large urban fire and strikes, plus details on local laborers, survival efforts, and calls for structural changes in administration amid economic strain. It names several individuals and factions shaping the crisis.
The text presents jagged fragments of a 1884 issue with names, places, dates, and events. It mentions weddings, travel plans, household details, and local notices, including a public sale and a church or community announcement. The readable portions hint at social listings and regional updates common to small town newspapers.
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