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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes Dillon Montana a second class matter designation under act of March 3 1870 and mentions editorial department business office notices. The readable fragment references The Billney Lions and letters pertaining to the department.
The piece ponders why Montana Senators Walsh and Wheeler remained silent during Bruce and Copeland's defense of Maryland and New York against McAdoo's Toledo speech. It muses on possible motives, political fear, and future implications for Montana and party leaders.
A Helena Independent piece questions public school spending and tax burdens. It cites census data showing city school expenditures around 40 percent of total municipal costs, up from about 30 percent a decade earlier, and asks if spending is wise and economical.
A Helena Independent editorial calls for citizen review of public education costs and quality. It criticizes high building expenses and lack of standardization in Boston and Montana projects, urging scrutiny of future state funded education and professional influence on spending.
The present Montana legislature earns praise for fewer introduced bills and more practical action under a Republican majority cooperating with a Democratic governor. While avoiding further action on new Northern Montana agricultural and Billings Normal schools, critics note the need to support existing institutions. The writer contrasts Montana with Texas and hopes for continued steady progress.
Orr sheriff of Beaverhead County is described by A. C. Gruwell with deputy sheriff designation dated the 27th of April. The fragment notes law enforcement titles and local official roles in a Beaverhead County context.
Sealed bids for timber on 64 acres in Beaverhead National Forest near Schwarts Creek are due March 1 1927. Also notice of probate of Adolph Eliel’s will set February 17 1927 for proving the will and letters testamentary in Dillon Montana. Sheriff sale scheduled February 26 1927 for Melvyn J. Weenink case in Dillon.
Judge Henry G. Rodgers issues order for sale of diverse Montana properties including Dives Lode Lot 188 and Rittenhouse Lode No. 43 A mineral claims in Helena with related lots and bank shares to settle estate of James Mauldin. Creditors urged to submit claims against Ola C. Burden estate within four months. Mary E. Hoffman seeks authority to sell John H. Hoffman real estate to cover admin costs.
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