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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
9
Notice announces the end of all business in Dillon as Dr. R R Rathbone plans relocation to Washington. All accounts must be settled by cash or bankable note before August 1, and only a limited number of patients can be seen, requiring early appointments.
Mrs. Rayburn and her daughter Ruth are visiting at the C. W. Stallings home in Bannack.
Report details expansion of building programs amid farm labor shortages. Montana loans of three million dollars arranged with the Federal Farm Loan Bank of Spokane. Hospitals, oil and gas developments, irrigation projects, and copper markets noted across Great Falls Missoula Broadus Helena and Billings.
Keen statewide interest surrounds the Queen of Montana contest tied to the Montana State Fair. Princesses, each from a county, will vote to choose the queen after a week of Montana Fair social events in Helena. Letters from 1922 princesses praise the hospitality and experience, anticipating representation from more counties next year.
A public analysis argues for curbing government spending and improving efficiency to ease taxation. It notes 1919–20 revenue and debt shifts, urges voters to demand prudent policy, and warns that taxpayer relief hinges on citizen choices and government performance.
The text notes widespread "fight fever" in Montana and Dillon as boxing talk dominates conversations. It cites the Shelby bout and the Dempsey-Firpo clash as the current spotlight, with locals leaning toward a Dempsey victory.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County an order to show cause is issued in the matter of the estate of Milton Johnson and Lenore Johnson minors. Howard C. Smith is named as petitioner seeking sale of real property as part of the estate administration.
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