Dillon Montana Newspaper Official Record Notice
F C Kress editor and proprietor E L Poindexter solicitor and collector entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under act of Congress of March 3 1879 price of subscription 2 per year in advance this paper will be mailed regularly to its subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Allen
Migs Paxton
Harriet
Montana Meyers
Dillon Examiner Ad Volume Promised to Advertisers
The Dillon Examiner asserts the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers inspection of subscription records. Dr. Wiley notes quarrels stem from bad feeding, while Montana reports 4725 jail incarcerations last year and Missoula with 1024 arrests. Beaverhead records 54 discredits.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washingon
Kentucky
Office
The
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Montana
Missoula
Beaverhead
Bryan 18 Slated for Nebraska Senate Seat
William Jennings Bryan is slated to be the Nebraska senator to succeed C. H. Dietrich who terms March 4 1905. Dietrich faces bribery stigma. several former presidential candidates have served in the Senate.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
C. H. Dietrich
Senate
Lent Dates Move Early This Year Ash Wednesday on February 17
Ash Wednesday falls on February 17 and marks the start of Lent with Easter Sunday on April 3. The early Easter is likely to reduce interest in the Easter bonnet as the season may not have progressed enough for summer headwear.
Republican Oath Questions and Senator Bribery Indictments
The commentary notes Senator Dietrich of Nebraska indicted for bribery but claiming no official oath was taken, despite personal oaths. It adds Senator Burton of Kansas indicted on nine counts of bribery, raising questions about Kansas-Nebraska matters dominating public attention.
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Senator Dietrich
Nebraska
Senator Burton
Kansas
Coal Consumption Soars As Population Grows
The article notes population rose 20.67 percent from 1890 to 1900 while bituminous coal use climbed 104.64 percent and anthracite 25.76 percent. If trends continue, 26 billion tons could be burned in a century.
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United States
Philippine coast line ratio compared to United States
A geographical magazine claims the Philippine islands have a coast line twice the main U S coast. It lists 11 444 statute miles of coast and 115 026 square miles of area with a ratio of one mile of coast per ten miles of area in the Philippines versus one to 555 in the United States. It notes 3 000 is landa and isleia on the chart.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Islanda
Isleia
Education Increases Odds of Distinction In Age Progress
An uneducated child has one chance in 150000 of attaining distinction as a factor in the progress of the age. A common school education raises his chances nearly fourfold. A high school education increases the chance to the common school child 23 times, yielding 87 times the chances of the uneducated. A college education increases the high school boy nine times, giving him 219 times the chance of the common school boy and over 800 times the chance of the untrained.
Congress promises a busy week after dawdling
Congress moves into a hectic week as committees report and both houses face a full calendar. Executive business takes priority with talk expected on the Pan outrages the Post Office scandal and related topics. The Hepburn bill is reiterated. Commerce body of pure food.
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Congress
Commerce
Thomas Grant dies suddenly in Butte at 34
Thomas Grant, a Lima native and carpenter by trade, died suddenly in Butte. He was 34 and had worked in Heinze mines and on the Bon Accord dredge. His funeral in Lima followed a large procession. pallbearers included railway conductors and local officials.
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Daniel Grant
Butte
Thomas Grant
Dillon
Jillon
Basin
Butte Carpenter's Union
Grant
Bon Accord
Beaverhead
Peter Grant
Pocatello
Lima
Julia
Bert Grant
Ed Grant
Burlingame
Lina
Gosman
Mullan
Richard Gallagher
J. C. Ford
J. S. Baker
Dan Curry
Don Bray
Ernest Knowles
John W. Reeder
H. P. Wilson
Manning
Pheumonia
Old Timera
Haer
Prince of Good Fellows
Enrolled College Students Reach New February High
The college welcomed Herbert Hansen and several girls from Dillon Anaconda Helena Hazeman Belgrade and Chester plus Miss Olga Johnson Race Track and Mrs Susie Nash Chester. Enrollment now 150 the highest for February first. Staffing notes show 120 attending regularly. A Friday dormitory dance entertained guests and faculty with red and white decor and quiet study corners. Midyear exams mostly finished and students returned to two hour periods.
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Herbert Hansen
Nellie Wade
Blanche Morse
Dillon
Mary McLang
Anaconda
Ida Auerbach
Helena
Jennie Green
Mabel Conrow
Hazeman
Sue Watson
Belgrade
Hazel Kennedy
Hazel Sanger
Butte
Olga Johnson
Susie Nash
Chester
Dillon Corps of Teachers
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Ocidal Oner
F. C. Kress
E. L. Poindexter
Tom Grant
Lilah Raymond
Sheridan
H. H. Swain
Streete
Hutte
Bon Ton
Sarah Breslin
Karlin
College Notes
Noveties
Albert Stamm, Jeweler
Crown Tailoring Co
W. H. Wade
E Park
W. Broadway
Ladies’ Coats
Kimonas
Brussels
Eliel Bros
Reliable Store
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