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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
4
Wednesday August 17 1910 edition of Poindexter's Dillon Montana paper notes publication cadence and pricing. It lists registration date September 20 1902 and 2 dollars yearly in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are always open to advertiser inspection.
Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee met in Dillon on August 13 1910 to call a county convention at 3 PM on September 6 1910 at the Court House Dillon for 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the state convention at Livingston September 8 1910 and other business. Delegates allocated by precincts with one delegate and one alternate per 15 votes for Thomas D Long and at large seats. Rules require precincted delegates be residents and outline voting in absences and unit rule limits.
A reflective piece on everyday kindness and courtesy. It urges cheerful behavior toward newsboys, telephone operators, porters, and friends, arguing small acts smooth life’s pathway and mitigate social stiff ness. The tone recalls a newspaper or magazine column urging humane manners.
A brief Inter Mountain aphorism notes warmth as a measure of sincerity, contrasting patchy effort with honest warmth in social interactions. It emphasizes the value of genuine kindness over superficial appearance.
A reflective paragraph from the Billings Times notes Phan's passage through life, from infant angel to adult misunderstood, facing varying judgments from society. It contrasts public adulation with later denial, and ends with a wry view that life is a funny road we all travel.
A Forsyth Times quote argues newspapers must charge for advertising space. It compares to paying rent for a home and notes many religious and philanthropic groups seek free space while still using other printer services elsewhere.
The July weather beyond the Western Gate shapes daily life east of the Great Divide and even headlines. In San Francisco cool evenings, wood fires, and open library windows bring roses and heliotrope scents as fog drifts down the streets, adding zest to the city’s restaurants.
Colliers notes San Francisco shifts as older neighborhoods fade from power to invite new suburbs rising overnight on brown hills across the bay. The Orient appears near and Italy meets America by the blue sea in a land of winter resorts praised for its cool summers.
A Montana reader predicts a harsh winter after a dry season and warns of a coal shortage as 50 000 to 150 000 new settlers increase demand. The writer urges buying coal now to stockpile in cellars, citing past coal confiscations in Dakota and calling for prudent preparedness.
Public notice announces a special stockholders meeting of Redrock Reservoir and Irrigation Co to be held September 3 2010 at the Dillon Montana office at 4 p m. The agenda includes increasing directors from seven to ten adopting bylaws filling vacancies and discussing company business and future plans. Secretary Arthur A Basse signs the notice from Chicago August 15 1910.
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