Dillon Examiner records and publication details
The Dillon Examiner dates December 11 1918 with post office entry September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana. It notes second class matter under the 1879 act and directs editorial and business correspondence to the Examiner office.
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Dilon
Montana
Congress
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Manly Ellingsworth
Blaine
Shynew
Seynwk
Ney
Montana Meridian
James Pp. Flynn
Lima
Nis
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Joseph L. Sanders
Wyatt S. Thompson
Peter Hansen
Archie Seybold
JOS. Oker, Register
Montana farm bureau praised for aiding settlers and growth
Montana agricultural report lauds farm bureau work aiding settlers in homestead regions and linking with Bozeman extension agents. It notes 1917 18 crop struggles and expects postwar immigration and investment to boost the state, with crop reports and outreach continuing through 1918.
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Helena
Farm Bureau
Chas. D. Greenfield
Stewart
Greenfield
Montana
Farm Bureaus
Bozeman
Ment
United States
Agricultural College
Dillon Brakeman Killed in Yard Collision
Twenty years ago Jas Nelder a Short Line brakeman was killed in Dillon yards about 11 pm. He was crushed between freight car bumpers. coroner’s jury blamed Neider’s own carelessness. He was single, about 32, from Lima, recently with the company.
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Dillon Examiner
Jas. Nelder
Dillon Yards
Justice McGough
Neider
Lima
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