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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1917

Page

4

Insurance group urges six tenths per acre hail cover

The American Society of Equity argues six tenths per acre provides ample hail protection for Montana farmers. It warns against over insuring, urging farmers to avoid gambling with higher costs. The group offers free information on insurance history, company solvency, and proper procedures, urging inquiries to its Great Falls office.

Montana American Society of Equity America Insurance Department the American Society of Equity Tod Block Great Falls

Montana Notes from Lewistown and Beyond

A roundup of brief Montana items reports union organizing in Lewistown theatrical workers. trains delayed by snow in Shelby. new warehouse construction in Hinsdale and church funding in Square Butte. deaths, elections, land purchases, hotel builds, and public notices across towns including Helena Glasgow Roundup and Billings.

Lewistown Shelby Hinsdale Equity Society Square Butte Hayre Samuel McDonald W. F. Hyde Helena Railway Commission Suffolk Glasgow Coleman Spring Creek Conrad Hamilton Hamilton Flour Mill Company Harlowton Continental Bank and Trust Company Carter First Church of Christ, Scientist State Railway Commission Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Civic Matters Great Northern Bainville Scobey

Light Your Home With the Van Gleckland System

The Van Gleckland lighting system makes a safe home light source at about half the cost of alternatives. It installs in hours without floor or wall disruption. A city light in the home costs about one-third of a cent per hour and is cheaper than kerosene or gasoline. Approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters.

National Board of Fire Underwriters

Summer Polytechnic Camp Planned at Stillwater Site

The Summer Polytechnic Institute at Billings will establish a camp on the Stillwater river at a site donated by Mr and Mrs F J Graves as soon as weather allows. The location, praised for water fuel and placement, will be visited soon by school officials. A group of boys will be sent to assemble the camp along approved lines.

Polytechnic Institute of Billings F. J. Graves

Matrimonial Mix Up in Newark Ends in Confusion

Mrs Laura Friend wed her stepson Ernest Friend in Newark recently. Friends heard the news and noted the tangled kinship as Mrs Friend would be the grandmother of any potential children, while her husband would be both stepfather and stepbrother.

Laura Friend Ernest Friend Newark Friend Mrs. Friend

One Way Out. A Short Time Back

A general questions a young subaltern about orders if his regiment faces a hostile plain with artillery ahead, cavalry on the right, a morass on the left and infantry blocking retreat. The subaltern replies Halt Order arms ground arms kneel down say your prayers.

War Means Work Says labor leader in Montana

M. M. Donoghue president of the Montana Federation of Labor says war will demand more workers in mines and smelters and on farms. He reports the labor outlook is exceptionally good.

M. M. Donoghue Montana Federation of Labor

Saoneme data on approv al in Courier Journal note

A Louisville Courier Journal item questions the Saoneme left on approval, with Peleg confirming no errors seen so far. The exchange suggests a preliminary approval assessment without issues noted yet.

Peleg Louisville Courier-Journal

Monument to John Bozeman Planned in Bozeman

A Bozeman memorial monument for John M. Bozeman is set to rise in Bozeman Montana funded by William A Clark and public subscription. Frank D Brown prepared the sketch and the project is backed by the Chamber of Commerce and local pioneers.

W. A. Clark Frank Brown Chamber of Commerce of Bozeman Pioneers John M. Bozeman Montana Bozeman Pass Chamber of Commerce Jim Bridger Frank D. Brown Montana Society of Pioneers William A. Clark Peter Koch Gallatin Valley The Historical Society of John M. Jacobs Bannack Platte Powder River Missouri New Road Lander Snake River Black Hills Wind River Mountains Bridger Clark’s Fork Yellowstone Gallatin Shield’s River Bracket Creek Bridger Creek West Gallatin Virginia Uring Bozeman Road Reno Phil Kearney CG. F. Smith Fort

Short Treatment With Poslam Heals Pimples

An ad promises quick, harm free acne relief with Poslam applied at night and day. It claims a small amount covers large areas and notes Poslam soap brightens and purifies complexions. Free samples offered from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

47Th St New York City

Indian Why Stories by Frank B Linderman

Frank B Linderman known as Coskee-see-co-cot is touted as a leading expert on Indian folklore. The popular book, illustrated in color by Charles M Russell, is in a second edition and available for $2.10 by mail from Scribner's Sons in Helena Montana.

Frank B. Linderman Linderman Charles M. Russell West Charles Scribner’n_Sons Helena Montana

Helena Society Note and Jailbird Groom

Dan Cupid broke into the Lewis and Clark county jail yesterday and secured a vow from Robert White to protect Mrs. Gertrude Baker. The groom is an authority on high class poultry and recently finished a jail term for stealing chickens. The bride is well known in Helena society circles.

Dan Cupid Lewis and Clark County Robert White Gertrude Baker Helena

To Validate Bond Issues in Montana Counties

Several Montana counties plan special elections to validate bond issues previously sold to the state. The state supreme court ruled these issues illegal, and Helena received word that taxpayers may be asked in coming months to validate the bonds now held by the state.

Montana State Supreme Court Helena

No-Hit Hero: A Boy Sights Pitching Greatness

A healthy boy notes that while many can be elected president, it takes a real hero to pitch a no-hit game, highlighting the distinction between politics and athletic prowess.

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