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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
5
The article argues that a successful man remains systematic in money matters. It highlights the value of a strong bank Savings Account and a Checking Account. It claims thrift extends further and promotes responsible spending with receipts for every bill.
Notice is given by A. L. Stone administrator of the estate of Sarah Jane Wilson deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrator at the State Bank of Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated Dillon Montana March 18 1922.
The Dillon Examiner page shows the 1902 entry date and 1922 masthead lines noting second class matter under Congress guidelines. It lists where editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
The Big Timber Pioneer critiques Joseph M. Dixon's first year as Montana governor. It cites financial concerns and vetoes, the Conley penitentiary dispute, a $50,000 state fair budget with a $13,000 shortfall, the industrial accident board funding, and management issues at Cooke City Transit and the Dixon campaign, arguing the administration shows mismanagement and weak results.
A 1867 1893 Missouri farming vignette contrasts hard times with resilient progress. Farmers and their wives endure low prices and debt, then later see improved farms and opportunities as descendants face new economic pressures. The piece urges unity, faith, and work to reach a brighter economic dawn.
Helena police official Fred J. Mundt urged that his resignation as juvenile and curfew officer be accepted citing lack of citizen support. He claimed reform backlash and inaction by police and parents contributing to delinquency among teens. Commissioners declined to accept the resignation saying Mundt has performed valuable service and will be considered.
Washington reports from the department of agriculture that total wool consumption in 1921 reached 572,724,609 pounds, up from 506,744,090 pounds in 1920. Grease wool totaled 477,473,000 pounds in 1921 vs 410,655,000 in 1920. scoured wool 68,608,000 vs 72,102,000. pulled wool 26,553,000 vs 17,976,000.
Judge Smith and court stenographer F D Willis traveled to Butte to preside in Judge Carrolls court. Carroll and his stenographer Charles H Little are in Pondora counts where Carroll will oversee the trial of John C Green clerk and recorders. Smith presided in Butte over Marco Sink against Rade Turkla.
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