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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
4
Notice outlines annual and six month prepaid subscription rates, foreign postage, and that the paper continues until canceled with arrears paid. It requests subscribers to provide both old and new addresses for changes and asks for reporting faulty delivery.
Theodore Nelson chairman of Beaverhead county outlines cost, land, and flood concerns over a proposed Herman crossing road. He notes conflicting estimates from W T George and questions the project’s impact on county funds and other districts while suggesting an east side alternative.
State Agricultural College at Bozeman adopts a system where instructors grade students on ability honesty application thoroughness attitude punctuality reliability neatness personal appearance English command industry and cheerfulness. Averages are used to guide job recommendations, with students learning their overall rating but not individual scores, promoting improvement and well roundedness.
A critique of local ad spend in smaller communities. Sellers waste funds on worthless mediums like directories and hotel registers, while editors could provide real value. Merchants often view such spending as a donation, harming profits and urging editors to offer effective contracts.
An old colored minister delivers a prayer quoted to illustrate Major Moton's spirit at Tuskegee. The spin emphasizes cooperation between races and a plea for fair, hardworking Negroes in Northampton County, asking white leaders to recognize honest efforts and common humanity.
A press report notes submarines pushing up orange prices and comments on subs' tendency to lower things while mentioning unusual cross market effects.
Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11 o'clock feature the pastor's sermon on heaven. The message asks if Heaven is real or illusion and invites all to join in a thoughtful discussion, with good singing and a hearty welcome. Bring friends.
Abstract shows the number of men and women electors registered in each precinct of Beaverhead County Montana for the Presidential Primary to be held April 21 1916. It lists precinct names and counts of women electors.
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