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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
4
The item lists the editor E L Poindexter and publication details for a Dillon Montana weekly. It notes publication every Wednesday, rates at $2 per year, and mail distribution terms with second class status under federal act, dated September 20 192.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and opens subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
A long piece mixes a guide to neutralizing static in mills with a critique of shoe manufacturers misnumbering women's shoes. It alleges Chicago women wear larger shoes to disguise mis-sizing, urges restoration of old numbers, and warns of social humiliation for those misled. The column also notes local business updates and a theater rehearsal for You Never Can Tell.
A Helena Independent report quotes a New York based Shoe Dealers association member claiming American women’s feet enlarge annually. The group accuses manufacturers of deception toward their best customers amid talk of a friendly trade dispute.
C 8. Dishno arrived from Dillon on Monday. Cattle interests noted locally. Dave Harper, formerly of Milwaukee and Armstead, became depot agent to fill Killips vacancy. Ernie Ewing moved to Gilmore to run Robison & Lee store. Armstead stock will be moved to Gilmore soon. Gilbert Yeaman ditch contract from Lemhi to near Leadore eyed at four bits per rod. Schoonover oversees with large teams and equipment. ditch to be one foot deep and four feet wide.
The article explains plans to flood out or drain dry land, turning several thousand acres into usable fields. It notes the land’s excellent grass and suitability for oats and winter wheat, and describes how good offices will bring these acres into cultivation.
Real estate transfers recorded in the title books of Pearl I Smith list property movements, including parcels conveyed, buyers and sellers, and dates filed. The notices reflect transfers recorded in several cases, with details of locations and involved parties.
A sequence of warranty and quit claim deeds records transfers across Dillon Beaverhead and Big Hole basin areas. Transfers include 1560 acres near Jackson and 155.66 acres near Jackson with varied sums. 2 Wisdom lots. multiple mining claims in Beaverhead Silver Bow counties. patents for 160 acres near Dillon and Fox and 40 acres near Fox. final receipts for several mining claims. a Birch Creek quarry sale. and an order confirming the estate of William H. Hunt.
Notice states all accounts due to E. Brock must be paid by January 1, 1911 or the matter will be turned over to an attorney for collection. Signed by E. Brock.
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