Dillon Examiner imprint and mailing notice
The Dillon Examiner shows its 1902 imprint and mailing status as a second class paper in Dillon Montana under federal act. It notes ongoing mailing to subscribers until any discontinuation order is received and all arrears paid and directs editorial and business correspondence to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Dillon
Montana
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County Announces Auditor and Sheriff Candidates
Paid notices declare D L Stephens seeking the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County auditor at the August 27 1918 primary and George Tash seeking the Republican nomination for sheriff at the same primary, subject to voters.
Candidate for Sheriff Becomes Beaverhead County Nominee
W Carney announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in Beaverhead County. Primary election set for August 27. candidate pledges to work for the people.
Beaverhead County Auditor and Sheriff Candidate Announcement
BEN F. HUMMELT announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county auditor in Beaverhead County at the primary election. He states his bid for the sheriff nomination on the Democratic ticket at the August 27 primary, subject to the will of the people.
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Beaverhead County
D. L. Stephens
W. Carney
Sheriff
Ben F. Hummelt
Jack Porter
Henry Gleed, JR
Beaverhead voter notice from Hardaman B. Duff
Beav erhead county voters hear a candidate statement from Hardaman B. Duff announcing his bid for the Republican nomination for representative at the upcoming primary election.
Beaverhead County Sheriff Candidacy Announced
A candidate declares intent to seek the Sheriff's nomination and asks Beaverhead County voters for support. The statement outlines the bid for office and calls for an official nomination in the county.
Beaverhead County Voter Notice for Treasurer Candidacy
Bert Williams announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer at the primary election on August 27, addressing Beaverhead County voters with his bid and party affiliation.
Democratic Primary Nomination for Leo H. Truax
Short notice urges voters to consider Leo H. Truax for the Democratic nomination for representative at the upcoming primary election.
Beaverhead County candidate for treasurer nomination
A Beaverhead County resident announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for treasurer at the primary election. The speaker cites four years of training in the office under R. W. Boone and asserts capability to manage duties if nominated and elected.
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Beaverhead County
R. W. Boone
Republican nominee vows economy in county administration
A. B. Danis ie declares full American loyalty and pledges to devote time to county business and economical administration if nominated at the primary for county commissioner on the Republican ticket.
Porter Announces Democratic Primary Candidacy
Jack Porter states he will run as a Democrat in the upcoming primary election with nomination subject to voters and the will of the people.
Henry Gleed Jr. announces candidacy for Beaverhead County treasurer
Henry Gleed Jr. announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County treasurer in the upcoming primary election seeking voter support.
Local Residents Attend to Business in Town
Horace Hand from Lavon was in town Thursday for business. Mrs. Elsie Garrison of Reichle came Friday en route to Virginia City with her daughter Edna. Bernice Metlen, visiting friends, left Sunday for Helena accompanied by Geraldine Smith.
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Horace Hand
Lavon
Elsie Garrison
Reichle
Virginia City
Edna
Bernice Metlen
Helena
Geraldine Smith
Methodist Conference Comes to Dillon Aug 21 25
The annual Methodist church conference will visit Dillon from August 21 to 25. Prominent church leaders including Dr Clarence True Wilson Dr E R Fulkerson Dr Mark Freeman and other church officials will speak. About 60 ministers led by Rev W W VanOrsdel Rev Jacob Mills Rev G E King and Rev R P Smith will join local friends for several days of prayer planning and fellowship with open public sessions.
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Methodist Church
Dillon
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Washington, D .C
E.R. Fulkerson
Japan
Mark Freeman
Malaysia
W. W. VanOrsdel
Jacob Mills
G. E. King
R. P .Smith
Federal Reserve chairman argues for tighter credit during wartime
Mrs. John H. Rich of the Federal Reserve Board says credit should be restrained for non essential uses as government financing is studied. Banks rethink lending to support war needs and individuals should curb spending to protect production and public welfare.
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John H. Rich
Federal Reserve Board
Ninth Federal Reserve District
United States
Threshers in Cascade Fix Season Prices
Great Falls Aug 3 threshers of Cascade county met in Great Falls to set season prices. A committee proposed a price schedule which was rejected after County Food Administrator J W Roberts objected as prohibitive. A new scale fixed maximum and minimum rates for wheat rye barley oats and flax with regional exceptions and rules for head threshing. The committee included Andrew Johnson J R Taylor E A Cooney W Baumgartner and J W Roberts.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
J. W. Roberts
Andrew Johnson
Cascade
J. R. Taylor
Sun River
E. A. Cooney
County Council of Defense
W. Baumgartner
Sugar Exports To Neutral Nations Remain Tiny
Only 787 tons of refined sugar were shipped from America to neutral nations in the first five months, 8.2 percent of total exports. Mexico received more than half of the sugar sent to neutrals.
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America
Mexico
Beaverhead County Sugar and Flour Reporting Demand
Beaverhead county residents with more than 30 days of sugar and flour on hand are urged to report to Frank Hazelbaker immediately. A $50 fine and imprisonment await noncompliance, as investigators prepare to begin work within days.
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Beaverhead County
Frank Hazelbaker
State fair rail rates fixed for Montana in 1918
Secretary Horace S. Ensign received word from Great Northern that Director General McAdoo has set open round trip fares at one and a half times the one way fare for Montana state fair travel by coach or sleeping car. Sale dates and limits will follow. The rule for exhibit transportation will again allow free return of exhibits by railroads in 1918.
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McAdoo
Montana
Silent Partner Wanted in Beaverhead Farm Investment
Be advised investors sought for winter wheat venture at irrigated Beaverhead farm. Requires $2,000 with 10 percent guaranteed return and 25 percent profit share. Claimed profits up to 300 percent. For details send inquiries to Box 392 Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Montana
Alias Summons In District Court Beav erhead Montana
Madge Winchester sues R. E. Winchester in Beav erhead County Montana for dissolution of marriage on grounds of failure and neglect to support. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or default judgment will be entered. Filed August 13, 1918, by Clerk Fred Rife. C. W. Robison attorney for plaintiff.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Madge Winchester
R. E. Winchester
A. D
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