Dillon Examiner publication details and masthead
The Dillon Examiner shows as a weekly paper published every Wednesday edited by B L Poindexter. It states it is entered September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter and lists a $2 per year advance subscription price.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Dillon Sinks or Soars in Campaign Drift, Inter Mountain
In a late city campaign a Tribune critique notes heated rhetoric from supporters and defends Dillon as a growing, orderly western town. It praises municipal progress including water, electric, sewer, and police, questions partisan silence, and backs a Republican slate amid divisions.
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Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Teague
Republican City Party
Tribune
Dillon Tribunes Way on Campaign Innuendo and Cable
The Dillon Tribune critiques The Examiner and The Patent Medicine Advocate for misrepresenting its stance on saloons and Sunday closing. It denounces the insulting editorial as misleading and notes the vote outcome as evidence of the harm caused. The Tribune offers no apology, calling fools to be pitied.
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Patent Medicine Advocate
Tribune
Two Sides to Conservation in Washington
In a Washington Herald interview John L. Wilson former Spokane receiver and U S senator discusses conservation arguing policy should follow business needs over theory. He endorses limited reserve areas tax exemptions for reforestation and warns against politicizing the issue while stressing need for fuel and water power reliability.
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Ohn L. Wilson
Spokane
Seattle
United States
Washington Herald
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Wilson
Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending April 4
List of patent, warranty, bargain and sale, and quit claim deeds from various grantors to named buyers. Includes parcels near Lima Big Hole basin Dell and Washington Street lots, several 1 dollar considerations, and mining and land locations in Fairview and Arwent a districts with several ranch and desert claim confirmations.
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William Uwopkina
Lima
Benjamin Stevenson
Big Hole Basin
Gua Fitscher
Frank Sadles
Thomson Avenue
Ida’. Hetrick
Logan Underwood
John Armstrong
Jules Wenger
Edor, Erickson
John Halligan
Dell
William Hopkins
Louia Hugo
Harry G. Davis
Ernest W. Pascha
Frank Garr
Cecil McNinch
Billings Brewing Co
Johnson
Mauldin
Mary Foster
G. Beckstead
Washington Street
GG. Beckstead
Anderson Fallenwide
Ketella Mae Rich
Anderson Fullenwider
Alice Selway
A. L. Stone
Jota
Dillon
Tima Cemetery Association
Dan Currie
Lima Cemetery
Cumberland Fill
K. Campbell
W. Hooper
Dixie Lode
Arwenta
Joseph Shineberger
Alex Williamson
Sam Dough
Thompson Ranch
Tom Yost
State Bank of Dillon Report MAR 29 1910
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Dillon Dillon Montana at close of business March 29 1910 with assets including loans and discounts cash reserves due from banks and other items and liabilities such as deposits and certificates of deposit signed by cashier A L Stone asserting truth to the best knowledge and belief.
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