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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1925

Page

2

Extra $1 Fee for Auto Ownership Certificate in Montana

Montana motor vehicle registration transferred to Deer Lodge prison warden Warden Tustin D. Middleton. Ski Small will handle registrations with 17 new forms, increasing postage and printing costs, while the license rate stays the same besides the extra $1 fee for the ownership certificate.

Tustin D. Middleton State Legislative Assembly Secretary of State Motor Vehicle Department State of Montana Ski Small Valley County Small Austin B. Middleton Deer Lodge

Telescope Built for Russia Worth Fifty Thousand Dollars

A British firm delivered a high value telescope for the Russian government worth $50,000. The instrument features a 40 inch aperture mirror and a stout nearly nine inch thick design, showcasing advanced optical engineering.

California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Proper OTC Choice

A vintage broadcast-style ad warns mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup with clear dosing directions for babies and children of all ages. It stresses avoiding imitations by insisting on the California brand name.

California

Incident on the plains Guards Confederate flag clash

In a reminiscence from Gold D. Ross and Mrs. M. E. Plassmann, the Fourth of July encounter near a Mormon train is recounted. Union supporters vs Confederate sympathizers led to guard actions, a planned clash, and the flag debate ending with no fight and Old Glory prevailing.

Holmes Sanders Judge Edgerton Cincinnati Ohio Morgan Virginia Dakota United Tuttle Henry

Pioneers to See Old River City at Fort Benton

The 1926 Montana Pioneers reunion will be held in Fort Benton, the river port considered the birthplace of Montana. The town prepares lodging for 350 plus visitors, with planned short trips to local sites including Jacoby ranch, Teton fox farm, and nearby towns, all accessible via limited train connections.

Montana Fort Benton Missouri Society of Montana Pioneers Montana Territory Great Territory Northwest Territory Canada Jacoby Ranch Fox Farm Black Fox Farm Teton River Marins Teton Chappel T. C. Power and Brother, Ltd Ball Ginere the Pioneers Stoffe Great Falls Havre

Weekes pleaded guilty in Montana bank false report case

Sam W. Weekes, secretary manager and promoter of the defunct Montana Auto Finance of Great Falls, admitted making a false statement to the First State Bank of Butte. He was sentenced to not less than two nor more than five years in Deer Lodge. Weekes, 36, had been extradited from New York and is charged with diverting about 220000 in company assets.

North Dakota Plains Royal D. Ross Edward Creighton Omaha Creighton Tuttle Holmes Ross Edgerton Idaho Tuttle and Holmes Woot Creek Omaha M. E. P Lincoln Salt Lake City Eastern College Boards of Commerce Rotarians Sam W. Weekes Montana Auto Finance Company of Great Falls First State Bank of Butte H. J. Ewing Deer Lodge Weekes T. J. Norton New York Auto Finance Company Auto Finance Trustees Butte Bank Montana Auto Finance

Apples Yield to Spuds in Western Montana This Fall

The McIntosh Red faded as potatoes became the region’s top valued product. Fewer than twelve carloads of apples were shipped to New York, while prior years saw 350 to 500 cars. In contrast over 400 carloads of potatoes reached eastern markets, plus 50 carloads of seed potatoes sent to the Yakima Valley and elsewhere in Washington, with demand rising.

Montana New York Yakima Valley Washington

High school girls in Walla Walla ban silk stockings

An advertisement touts Cuticura products for clear skin and daily toilet use. A separate school notice in Walla Walla, Washington bans silk stockings for students, enforcing a dress code at the high school.

Walla Walla Washington

Message No 2 From Your Bank

The article explains the bank’s essential role in business and currency distribution. It notes how banks facilitate transfers, loans, and payments with no direct cost to customers, and argues banks support the economy beyond simple transactions. It asks readers to consider the alternative of using postal services or express companies for loans.

Treasury Department Postal Service

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Gov. Edgerton M. E. Plassmann Mrs John D. Rocekeiller BAYER Old River City Secretary OF Sirocco Stats
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