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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

4

Dillon Examiner Front Matter August 21 1912

The Dillon Examiner edited by E L Poindexter publishes weekly from Dillon Montana. The issue notes postal status since 1902 and offers a two dollar annual subscription paid in advance with mailing to subscribers until cancellation.

Dillon Examiner Advertisers Promise Largest Bona Fide Circulation

The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites inspection of subscription records and mailing lists.

Dillon Examiner Beaverhead County

Democratic State Convention Called for Great Falls Montana

The Montana Democratic State Central Committee orders a state convention in Great Falls on August 29, 1912 to nominate federal and state officers. County representation totals 450 delegates and alternates, with rules limiting delegates to county residents and county-determined selection methods. The committeemen Seth Maxwell and S V Stewart sign the call.

Democratic State Central Committee Butte Great Falls Mont United States Congress The Supreme Court Montana Charles S. Hartman Beaverhead Blaine Broadwater Custer Cascade Carbon Chouteau Dawson Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Granite Hill Jefferson Lincoln Lewis and Clark Madison Meagher Missoula Musselshell Park Powell Ravalli Rosebud Sanders Silver Bow Sweetgrass Teton Valley Yellowstone Democratic Party Democ Central Committee Seth Maxwell V. Stewart

Watered stock costs every American family dearly

A public statement argues that about 30 billion dollars of stock in major trusts is water, yielding 1.5 billion dollars in annual dividends. It claims this money comes from consumer pockets and inflates costs across commodity, railroad, and public service firms.

United States Commission National Corporation Tax Returns

Americans Condemn Tobacco Use by Women Across The Ocean

Helena Independent notes gender double standard in midyear campaign talk on smoking. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson disapproves though confusion with a cousin writer persists. The piece argues tobacco's social benefits apply to both sexes and questions why Americans judge women smokers differently.

Woodrow Wilson Wilson Woodrow

Progressive Dinner Set by Presbyterian Ladies in Dillon

Local notes report Sam Arndts of Dillon Implement Co in Melrose this week setting up binders. Baptist services resume Sunday with Bible school at 10 am. Presbyterian Manse Society plans a five course dinner Fri at 6 pm at the manse 24 South Pacific, price fifty cents. New York odds on Wilson for president widen. Dale postmaster at Nicholia dies after ten days illness. funeral tomorrow.

Sam Arndts Dillon Implement Company Melrose The Presbyterian Manse Society South Pacific Street Dillon Ole Dale Nicholia Dell Mr. Dale Butte Sheep Creek Basin

Overcapitalization and watered stock raise living costs

The piece argues watered stock doubles estimated amounts, forcing average families to pay about $100 yearly in support of overcapitalized industries. It links oversize capitalization to high tariffs and rising prices, noting dividends depend on wage suppression or price hikes. It cites examples like the Chicago and Alton's capitalization rise from 80 million to 94 million.

United States LaFollette Chicago & Alton

Beaverhead Represented at State Pioneers Meeting

Beaverhead county will be well represented at the state meeting of pioneers convened in Deer Lodge today. Among those attending are Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Martin D Barrett, A. F. Greater and Dave Metlen.

Beaverhead County State Meeting of Pioneers Deer Lodge John Bishop Martin D Barrett A. F. Greater Dave Metlen

Montana aviator Maroney to fly daily at State Fair

Terry T. Maroney the Montana aviator will perform two daily flights at the Montana State Fair in Helena September 23 to 28. A Curtis 75 horsepower airplane will power his demonstrations with public flights recently expanding to include a passenger, Eddie Lapeyre, in Great Falls.

Terry T. Maroney Montana Helena Maroney Curtis Aviation School San Diego Cal Great Falls Eddie Lapeyre Harriet Quimby Curtis Butte

Directory of the Dillon Churches

A list of Sunday services for Dillon churches with pastors Rev ER V Ostrander Rev W S Watson Rev Jesse Lacklen and Rev D Foley. It includes service times Holy communion Masses Sunday school prayers and devotions at various corners and towns including Dillon Horse Prairie Dell and Willis.

Pacific and Glendale Streets ER. V. Ostrander Christian Endeavor Washington and W. S. Watson Holy Communicatiln Bannack Washington Streets Jesse Lacklen Dillon Lima Melrose Horse Prairie Dell Willis Rev D. Foley

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Dillon. Examiner E. L. Poindexter Ratic State Caida Europe Borneo Baptist Church New York Wilson Wall Street Taft Broad Street Roosevelt Perkins Morgans Examiner OF the Dillon Churches Presbyterian Church ST. James Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Catholic Church Tarrame Albert Stamm General Transfer Brundage’s Store George T. Mast Mont. Mercantile Co A. J. Wedum Lumber Co Red Branch Yellowstone Park Anaconda Gardner Nature Wonderland Grand Canyon W. H. Merriman D. F P. A Butte, Montana
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