Dillon Examiner Price of Subscription Notice
The Dillon Examiner announces subscription at $2 per year in advance for readers. The notice is dated Wednesday August 6.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner announces subscription at $2 per year in advance for readers. The notice is dated Wednesday August 6.
The Montana State Board of Equalization approved a large increase in railroad property valuations, shocking taxpayers yet praised by many for correcting past injustices. The plan proposes multiplying assessments for major lines including Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Montana Central, with targeted boosts for associated branches and related lines, while calling for broader reform of property taxation across the state.
The State Normal school has received numerous complimentary notices from Montana newspapers across the state. Under current leadership the institution is gaining public goodwill and confidence, with anticipated higher attendance next school year and broader service to public schools statewide.
A delayed schedule for the Democratic state convention prompts calls to set a firm date by September 15 or 20. It would allow about ten days to organize the state committee and campaign plans leaving roughly five weeks for a congressional candidate to tour twenty county seats and arrange speaking events. Amnesty of county conventions and precinct notices are urged to precede the state gathering by several weeks.
Beaverhead County auditors report to the state board of equalization show a rise in the county valuation by 10104 and place the majority of the increase on livestock. The county board of equalization acted on the assessment figures and was the first to submit its return, with the state board meeting briefly and adjourning to Friday to address railroad value and other matters.
Fragmented OCR text references faculty notes and a list of names with unclear meaning. The readable portions mention Miss Theor ry and Prolene, but essential facts, dates, or outcomes are missing. Not enough information to form a coherent full note.
The article notes Motte Power TYE PS fetes Pare aes and a high school engineering test recognition. Lowther of The Fair visited Bottes business, praising regional industry activity and a notable late effort.
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