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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1916

Page

3

Classified land deals and ads from Great Falls Montana

4500 acres stock proposition at 5.00 per acre or exchange. 640 acres 8.50 per acre with 1.28 acres at 7.50 and 500 acres at 2.00 cash with 9 year balance. 820 acres at Helena valley under irrigation with good buildings near rail. 640 acres 6.50 per acre. 1200 acres tillable east of Great Falls near Milwaukee line. Warnings of homesteads and land attorney services. WICK piano ads from Montana Piano Co. WANTED relinquishment bargains near railroad.

Fagan & McCutcheon Dunnblock Great Falls Mont Room Dunn Block Helena Valley Helena Pratt & Heath Co West Sixth Avenue Milwaukee Railroad Price & Gibson First National Bank Montana

School Forms Agricultural Advisory Board at High School

The high school hosts an agricultural advisory board with Mr. Thompson of Benchland as temporary president and Hugo Reich of Winifred as secretary. The board aims to connect the school with county farm problems and align with local requirements and interests.

Thompson Benchland Hugo Reich Winifred

Controversy Over Woman’s Temper Sparks Public Debate

A debate erupts as a notable woman’s sharp temper becomes a national talking point. Commentators argue whether temperament should define public perception or if other achievements warrant respect.

Montana brief: banks, accidents, and civic notes

Articles of incorporation filed for a Kolin bank with 20000 capital. Hibbard man George Jackson fatally injured after a horse ride. Harlem reports grain hauling halted by severe weather and a two day blackout. John P. Barney found dead after serving as night watchman. Northern Flax Fiber plant resumes threshing after days closed. Billings notes Polytechnic Institute becomes a college with A B degree. $300000 fundraising planned. A dog bites and an assault incident near Rocker. Butte Christmas tree plan approved with electric lights. Helena boiler inspector reports $7765 revenue over two years. no boiler explosions in four years. Montana Motion Picture Exhibitors league officers re-elected. stand against extra charges. Helena cathedral seeks debt clearance by Christmas. parishes promise funds. Havre deer and trout hunting trip near Glacier NP. Helena proposes automatic representation in legislature every four years. Hena grocers campaign to curb cost of living. Montana Wholesale Grocers Association to meet in February.

Lewistown Kolin Here George Jackson Hibbard Harlem Bozeman John P. Barney Northern Flax Fiber Company Billings Polytechnic Institute Congregational Church William Thomas Rocker Butte C. R. Leonard Phil Levy C. W. Eckhardt Montana Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League A. Heineckle Helena Diocese of Havre H. F. Meyer Frank Ellis Ed Sundberg North Fork Belton Glacier National, Park Ena Aros Booth

Put Machinery Away for Winter

Farmers urged to store equipment before rust season. The article notes average life of farm machinery is short and costly to farmers, urging housing binders, greasing moldboards, and regular maintenance to extend life to 10 15 years. It stresses oil use reduces repairs and warns of heavy losses from neglect.

United States Declared Richest Nation by Commerce Official

Secretary Redfield of the Department of Commerce asserts the United States is the wealthiest country, citing reduced foreign indebtedness by three billion and about a billion and a half in wartime loans. He notes demand for loans from Canada Dublin London South American nations and China, and stresses maintaining export trade to protect gold reserves.

Redfield Department of Commerce United States Canada

AT THE TOY SHOP WINDOW

Poem urges readers to notice hungry children outside toy shops and to help Santa Claus add names to his charity list. It appeals for donations to spread Christmas cheer to needy youngsters.

Santa Claus

Famous Ford and Dodge Row on Capital and Monopoly

Attorneys for the Ford and Dodge Brothers clash over Henry Ford's plan to expand car production. The Dodge side argues Ford's dominance and capital expansion may breach Michigan law and create a monopoly while Ford defenders contend the court should not interfere with valid corporate action within charter powers.

Henry Ford Dodge Brothers Ford Detroit Ford Company Ford Directorate Dodge Ford Treasury

Homelike resort promotes baths and rates

CulkIne unexcelled with baths for rheumatism and other comforts. Rates listed at 15 dollars per week. Reduced railway rates with 30 days round trip coupons available via the agent. Descriptive pamphlet available. M. J. Sullivan, proprietor. Open the year safely. A comfortable retreat awaits.

CulkIne M. J. Sullivan

Ray McNamara Drives Maxwell to Indy Chicago Record

Ray McNamara piloted a Maxwell touring car from Indianapolis to Chicago and back, 376 miles in nine hours. The 41.7 mph return pace beat fastest trains, on lightly improved roads after rain and cold. The run set an official Hoosier Motor Club record and was observed by club officers.

Maxwell Ray McNamara Indianapolis Chicago Hoosier Motor Club

White Company Opens Cleveland Plant For New 16 Valve Engine

The White company begins production at its Cleveland factory of a high speed car featuring a sixteen valve four cylinder engine. Each cylinder includes four valves, two intakes and two exhausts. The firm emphasizes that valve efficiency trumps cylinder count and notes other model changes.

White Company Cleveland

Anti Freezing Radiator Solutions Alcohol and Water

The guide outlines radiator anti freezing mixtures. For zero weather use 75 percent water and 25 percent alcohol. at 10 below add five percent alcohol. At around 20 below, alcohol rises to 40 percent. Glycerine and Water prescribes 15 percent glycerine 15 percent alcohol and 70 percent water not lower than five degrees below zero, and 20 percent glycerine 20 percent alcohol 60 percent water not lower than 20 below.

Cadillac Production Record in October Surpasses Past Totals

Cadillac Motor Car company reports October as the highest production month in its history for the brand. Type 55 output reached 2030 units, up 106 from the prior year, with 667 enclosed models making up about one third of the total.

Cadillac Motor Car Company

Dodge Record in Los Angeles for 1000 Miles Weekly

A Dodge Brothers car in Los Angeles is setting a record for consistent performance as a jitney used by P. E. Kritch. It has covered 1,000 miles weekly for 20 weeks and is expected to keep traveling at a similar rate for several more weeks.

Los Angeles Dodge Brothers P. E. Kritch

Montana Dealers Sign Up 26 250 Cars At Overland Convention

Dealers from Texas North Dakota Montana Illinois Missouri Tennessee Louisiana and Oklahoma sign up for 26 250 Overland and Willys Knight cars for the coming year boosting total contracts to about 110 000 units valued around 100 million dollars.

Toledo Ohio Texas North Dakota Montana Ilinois Missouri Tennessee Louisiana Oklahoma Overland Willys-Knight

Garage Owners Plan Insurance Expands Car Storage Security

The American Association of Garage Owners offers an insurance contract through its department that shields garages from liability for damages to customers cars while in custody whether in the garage or elsewhere. It guarantees property protection to owners and emphasizes extended security for cars stored by garages and repair shops.

The American Association of Garage Owners Insurance Department

The Most Aggravating Person Believes He Is Always Right

A wry observation notes that the most irritating person is the one who never yields, convinced of his own correctness despite no real progress. The quote contrasts certainty with advancement and patience.

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