Dillon Ordinance Sets House and Street Numbering System
City of Dillon Montana enacts an ordinance to assign house numbers on all streets and alleys within ten days of notice. It defines starting points, numbering rules for blocks and alleys, size and placement requirements, penalties for noncompliance, and declares the ordinance in force from April 4 1906 with official certification by City Clerk J B Poindexter.
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King Drag Road Improvement Proposal Draws Support
E Tappan Tannatt promotes the King drag as a low cost, effective method for road upkeep across the west. Affected by frost and mud, the article urges farmers and road supervisors to adopt the device, offering free blueprints from the Experiment Station and urging republication to spread the plan.
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