Rates of Advertising and notices in Dillon Examiner
Reading notices in local column priced at 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals at 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads available on application. Editorial and business letters directed to Dillon Examiner. Novices church events and fundraisers charged 5 cents per line. obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Tuxe Dillon Examiner
Highways Note Fragment Shows Route Labels
Fragmentary OCR lists directions and numbers for West Bound No1 and No3 North Bound and East Bound, with times and codes like 2112 P 31568 and M4 2203 a m1. The text is unclear but suggests a transportation or route schedule snippet from a historic page.
Pride of Dillon and Dillon scenes mixed notes
Local items show visits by J L Vanney and Henry Dowling from Melrose and Dell, various Dillon business ads, sewing needles at Tattersall's, heating stoves at cost, and real estate sales including a 4000 loan note. People travel between Dillon and surrounding towns, with Miss Mildred Weenink taking an art supervisor post in Bedford Indiana. Port Angeles tract for sale and miscellaneous local notices conclude.
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Mildred Weenink
Dillon
Bedford
Indiana
Butte
Jackson Fire Destroys Mrs Rengsecker Home in Big Hole
The Jackson residence of Mrs. Rengsecker was burned last Friday with contents lost. Only the Howard Rover home escaped thanks to J L Lenneville of the local telephone exchange who provided key assistance. Fire protection remains a political topic for the two towns as the danger of future fires grows. Community notes report Argyll Rumbaugh moving to Dillon with family to run a truck garden, and his forester life plans. Also, W A Mast returns from Great Falls and plans to resume work with H S Armitage in plowing season. George Mudd sells Mexican steers fed by George Stewart this winter to Walter White. Charley Ralston’s birthday celebrated by many friends at his family home.
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Rengsecker
Jackson
Howard Rover
J. L. Lenneville
Argyll Rumbaugh
Dillon
Mr. Rumbaugh
Metlen Brothers Shine in Helena Baseball Show
Warner and Fred Metlen star in Helena as Billie Metley impresses with big league form and two wins for the Arsenal. Morning win over Sioux 10 to 3 sets tone, afternoon doubleheader ends with Arsenal 12 11 depot, then depot wins 11 to 8 in final game.
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Warner
Fred Metlen
Helena
Amos Rusie
Billie Metley
Arsenal
West Side
Depots
Depot
Arsenals
Inez
Depot Bunch
Derrick Irons On Hand at Jewell Supply
Jewell offers a good supply of heavy derrick irons at fair prices. A quality iron costs no more than a poor one. Call early to get your derrick ready. G. E. Jewell.
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Jewell
G. E. Jewell
Irrigation Conference Plans Open in Denver
A tentative program for the irrigation conference called by Secretary Lane of the Interior department in Denver dates from April 9 to probable April 11 or 12. The agenda covers cooperation between state and nation Carey Act projects irrigation districts administration of the Desert Land Act settlement crops markets and financing future work. The gathering follows the western governors meeting April 7 and 8 and is open to all interested. only broad irrigation questions will be addressed.
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Lane
Interior Department
Denver
Colorado
State Press Association Meets in Lewistown
July 28, 24 and 25 were chosen for the annual Montana State Press association convention to be held in Lewistown. Local organizers from Lewistown and Fergus County newspapers, with the Chamber of Commerce, will plan the program and entertain visiting editors while offering a chance to view grain fields.
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Montana State Press Association
Lewistown
Chamber of Commerce
Fergus County
Judith Basin plans extend auto tour for 1914 meeting
The Judith basin region aims to host an extended automobile ride through prime farm country with stops at Moore and other towns. Officials anticipate a large turnout for the 1914 gathering of Montana county scribes following a successful Kalispell meeting and strong press interest.
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Judith Basin
Moore
Kalispell
Montana
An Industrial Summer School Sets Rural Education On Life
In Bozeman J H Holst notes that rural and village schools must tie instruction to life needs. A new era begins with agriculture in curricula, and state push prompts teachers to prepare for practical courses in farming, home science, and manual training to raise teacher standards and salaries.
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Davee
The
Agricultural College
J. H. Holst
Bozeman
Six 12,000 Foot Peaks in Montana’s Beartooth Area
The United States Geological Survey lists about six named peaks in Carbon county Montana over 12,000 feet with several unnamed summits above that height. Granite Peak tops the group at 12,850 feet followed by Mt Wood 12,750 ft Cold Mountain 12,610 ft Mt Villa 12,200 ft Mt Hague 12,100 ft and Snobank Mountain 12,000 ft in Beartooth National Forest.
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Montana
United States
Gelogical Survey
Carbon County
Beartooth National Forest
Granite Peak
Mt. Wood
Cold Mountain
Mt. Villa
Mt. Hague
Snobank Mountain
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Dillon Examiner
Oregon
South Bound
Pride of Dillon
J. L. Vanney
Henry Dowling
Dell
Tattersall’s
Dillon Carriage Works
John Inabnit
Fox
R. R. Rathbone
New White Block
Montana Street
J. J. Johnson
Spencer, Idaho
William Dunn
Bannack
Mrs. McCarthy
Tattersalls
Cal Patrick
F. G. Bassett
H. H. Hildreth
Sheep Creek
Beaverhead County
W. T. File
Lowell Avenue
Butte, Mont
John Scott
This City
Boise
Idaho
Great Falls
Scott
Port Angeles
Wash
Olympic Hotel
Tumwater Hill
M and
6Th Street
G. J. Reiter
Dr. Bimrose
Wisdom
Kid
Montgomery of
Monida
Ereast
Julius Hartwig of
Reichle
Clay Patterson
Clay Patterson Jr
Nellie McNight
Joseph Cartmerish
Blackfoot
Mabel McMullen
Grant
Doris Kane
Armstead
H. J. Smith
Melrose
J. C. Brenner
Brenner
John A. Peat
Lima
Hughes & McCaleb
Cadillac
Examiner Office
Mary Metzel
Centennial Valley
Edna Ketchum
Margaret Ross
Charles Phillips
Arby Beardslie
H. E. McDowell
the Woods Livestock
Argenta
Devoe
Frank Nelson
Beaverhead
Charles Wilson
Hugh Woods
J. W. Hart
Woods Livestock Company
Jess Newnes
Forsyth
Joe
Bata
South Atlantic Street
Frank P. Birrer
From
Big Hole News
W. A. Mast
Mastigs
H. S. Armitage
George Mudd
George Stewart
Walter White
Charley Ralston
Metlen Boys
Billie
Metlen
Fred
Center Garden
State Press Association
KE. H. Cooney
J. R. Faulds
Stevensville
J. A. Gillaly
Glendive
E. Peterson
A. T. Packard
Fergus County Argus
Inland Empire
Conkey
Cailor
State Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
Dodds Transfer
Dray Busi
Ness
Davis Pool Hall
H. H. Soper
the Examiner
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