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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
4
Notice states a Dillon Montana paper is entered as second class matter on September 20, 19 under the March 3 1879 act and will be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and arrears paid. Subscription price is $2 per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner proclaims to advertisers that it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of its subscription records and mailing lists.
Jeff Davis argues in a Kalispell interview that Montana is shown as lawless and violent in films. He says eastern audiences get a false impression and urges the national censorship board to curb such portrayals.
A historical column debates socialist opposition to war and whether socialists would fight if a foreign power attacked a socialist state. It notes earlier editorials claiming socialists would fight to a finish and questions consistency with issues from Basel to just wars in Dutch and American revolutions.
The 1913 meeting of the State Breachers' association in Helena featured a major session with annual business and officer elections. Superintendent Finch of the city schools was chosen president for the coming year, an honor widely recognized by attendees.
A Dillon Examiner letter argues that economics explains war and socialism can end wars by removing incentives to conflict. The same page carries a U S Land Office notice for John W. Salmon of Grant Montana filing final five year proof on land adjoining sections in Montana. Witnesses listed include Marcus Rand Louis Anderson William Bain and William Massie. Stephen Carpenter registers.
The just-concluded extra session was one of the longest in history. The new session will extend until next July or August, allowing senators and representatives to earn their salaries over a full extended period.
The statement claims Nebraska would recall Senator Hitchcock by an overwhelming margin if recalls applied to U S senators, wagering that he would face a strong vote to remove him.
The reelection of Samuel Gompers as president of the American Federation of Labor is described as a deserved tribute to one of the greatest American labor leaders.
Mexican rebel leader Carranza calls for U S reorganization of his movement. He argues recognition by the United States should follow recognition by his own faction, deeming U S acknowledgment premature.
Tammany leader Murphy says another day is coming, though he suggests it may not be what people expect and hints at ongoing political developments ahead.
A rumor claims the partition of Turkey on Thanksgiving Day went more smoothly than Balkan efforts in Europe. This brief item notes global reaction while avoiding graphic detail or sensational language.
In Butte, three papers claim the largest circulation while a contemporary quips on a controversial headline about whether a woman may whistle. The remark suggests cultural tensions around female public behavior.
The Butte Post seizes a cold day to launch a caustic dig at Secretary of State Bryan, framing the moment as ripe for political banter and editorial jabs.
Wanted one or two roomers for a well furnished front room with bay window located on Mayfield Kentucky Avenue. Address or contact details to arrange viewing.
A banquet in Dillon drew wider support for Western Montana Wesleyan University to build a 75000 endowment fund. Rev A W Hamilton presided as Meeke spoke on the campaign goal and Garver linked the school to state learning, while Thesis Job and Appling stressed Christian education and unity among Methodist men.
Land Office notice states Joseph B. Holt of Monida Montana filed Homestead Application No 06778 on April 3 1912 for SEY section 31 township 13S range W Montana meridian and will present final proof before Frank B Sparrow U S Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on December 8 1913. Signatories include Philip J. Jones Mark Lyons John A Hallas and Charles C Montgomery all of Monida Montana Register.
Joseph Steichar files to contest William F. Chisholm homestead entry No 02620 for land in sections 4 and 9 township 8 south range 5 west M meridian. Grounds allege abandonment fugitive from justice and no improvements. Contestant must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or risk cancellation.
The affidavit of the person by whom the copy was mailed must state the post office to which it was mailed and include the postmaster receipt. The notice lists Geo. O. Freeman, Receiver, with first publication November 12, 1913, followed by November 19, 26, and December 3, 1913 for subsequent publications.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company filed a lands selection in Helena Montana on November 5 1913 for the SW1 4 of section 35 township 10 south range 14 west containing 40 acres. Protests and affidavits must be filed by December 23 1913. Also in Beaverhead County Montana Justice Court A A Kennison Justice of the Peace presiding, Anna Marie Klein doing business as William Klein Cash Store plaintiff versus Peter Hansen defendant. The defendant is summoned to answer a $29 45 claim for goods sold and delivered with default judgment possible after twenty days.
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