Dillon Examiner Front Page Header 1901
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday April 3 1901 shows publication details with editor F C Kress and subscription pricing information. This line item records the newspaper’s weekly schedule and ownership.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday April 3 1901 shows publication details with editor F C Kress and subscription pricing information. This line item records the newspaper’s weekly schedule and ownership.
A new school board has called an election for April to authorize bonds for the county school system. The measure funds a new school site and related equipment, with aims to accelerate public education improvements.
Vague OCR fragment references Democratic voters and counts, with unclear names or places. The readable bits imply a brief note about voter turnout or tally in a Democratic context, but specifics are missing.
A fragment from a mining camp report notes bleak sentiment and urges readers to consider the dire mood when evaluating the outcome of next year’s general election.
The Mothers' committee selects Miss L Fox daughter of Dr J M Fox to direct a city summer Kindergarten. Trained in San Francisco and Deland Stanford, she leads at St Alelen's Hall Portland Oregon after city schools close. The program runs ten weeks in rooms at the city school building with expected attendance.
This week closes the first half of the second semester with ten weeks to finish. Mr Shaw the former Normal janitor is welcomed again. Dr McAndrews spoke on manual training and its value in schools. Prof Currier and Mr Jenkins visited from the Agricultural College. The Friday concert offered a rare musical treat.
Police report several burglaries with windows broken and valuables stolen from multiple homes in the town. Investigators noted ironclad signs of forced entry at Pour Millay and Will Statmlatiot residences, with cash and jewelry reported missing. A parade of witnesses described odd noises and late-night activity from the alley behind the properties, while officers secured the scene and began canvassing for additional clues.
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