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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
7
Entry dated September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana marks second class matter under the 1879 act. Editorial and business management correspondence addressed to the Examiner.
A wartime speech extols U S economic dominance and postwar strength. It cites shares of global production in metals crops and autos, highlights wartime debt repayment and net gold reserves, and asserts American resolve to address peace challenges.
Frank B. Felt commends county commissioners and engineer for road work from Dillon to the Big Hole. He notes natural road beds, adequate ditching and culverts, and gravel improvements through Badger Pass and Big Hole divide with minimal repairs. He urges completion now to boost trade and reduce future costs.
Helena July 27 Prospective settlers from many states and Canada show growing interest in Montana as a land of undeveloped resources. The Montana land settlement program urges caution against boom propaganda, recommends renting or working on a farm before buying, and emphasizes honest promotion of soils crops and climate to secure lasting settlement.
The land settlement plan calls for five member county committees to aid settlers. Each panel includes the county agent, a farm leader, two businessmen and a publicity agent to provide authentic information and assist settlement. Committees serve without pay and report colonization efforts to headquarters while safeguarding fair real estate practices and boosting farm cooperation.
Short want notices in The Examiner indicate items for sale or services offered. Readable lines mention sought buyers or vendors and hint at prices or contact details, helping readers locate opportunities and potential transactions quickly.
Several good buys for used cars with easy terms offered by Beaverhead Motors Company. Also note that Dr. W. J. Romersa, dentist, has offices formerly occupied by Dr. Rathbone and can be reached by phone at 65-W.
W A Selvidge of the All Montana Development association announces a state wide letter contest on buying at home open to all residents of Montana. Judges include Governor Erickson Great Falls Warden and Ray Hart. Letters must be under 250 words and mailed to the association in Billings by September 19. Eight prizes range from five to one hundred dollars with more letters expected from every section of the state.
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey circus announces an Aug 19 performance in Butte with 800 plus stars and features. Highlights include 100 railroad cars, five rings, 150 horses in an equine ballet, nine high-wire artists, five herds of trained elephants, 20 leaping horses, and acts by Colleano, May Wirth, Lillian Leitzel, Mlle Fillis, and the Picchianis troupe among others. The program adds two more rings by circular curbs on elevated stages for expanded showcases.
The article extols a vast circus touring the United States featuring extraordinary animals and a grand spectacle. It emphasizes scale, novelty acts, and an unprecedented live show experience across cities and venues.
Paramount's Too Many Kisses starring Richard Dix opens Friday at the Hartwig theater. Paul Sloane directs with Frances Howard supporting. Adapted from John Monk Saunders's A Maker of Gestures, the film follows a gay young American sent to the Basque country to avoid women and lawsuits, where he meets a stunning girl.
Jack Brenner arrives in town from Horse Prairie yesterday for a brief visit. Local residents note his curious stop and plan for possible future engagement.
Sealed bids due by August 28 1925 for all merchantable dead timber and live timber marked for cutting on 36 acres in section 24 T 158 R 10 W M P M Dry Gulch Ble Hole river Beaverhead NF Montana. Douglas Fir saw timber about 130 M feet B M. Minimum bid 3.00 per M feet. $100 bid deposit. Right to reject bids. Contact Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana for details.
Buick announces mechanical improvements across a 16 model lineup including Standard Six and Master Six. Units feature air cleaner and gasoline strainer with no moving parts, reducing maintenance and extending engine life. finishes include new Duco tones and streamlining, with Fisher closed bodies and plush upholstery.
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