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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner lists editorial and business management contact instructions dated February 16 1921. It notes second class mailing details and directs letters regarding the editorial department or business management to address to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Kansas Legion members press to repeal the anti cigarette law in Topeka with calls to Gov Allen and a proposed debate led by Dr William A McKeever of the University of Kansas. Oklahoma veterans' hospital bill advances with strong legislative support, while New York leaders push to expose World War I slackers. Memorial Day plans expand as France's Marshal Foch may attend the Legion convention in Kansas City. Idaho banker G B Quarles urges wool pool coordination across four states to stabilize prices and aid flockmasters.
A baby boy born last Friday morning in Butte to Mr and Mrs Isaac Edinger of Divide died within an hour. The infant’s remains were taken to Dillon Saturday by Mr and Mrs Roy Ayers of Divide and buried at Mountain View Cemetery. The Edingers’ numerous friends in Dillon offer deepest sympathy. Mrs Edinger remains a patient at St James hospital in Butte and is recovering well.
Four young people from rural schools passed the recent state examinations. Vernon and Henry Bentley from Stone Creek school along with Norman Nelson and Louis Guidici from the Nelson school achieved success in the tests.
Washington announces cattle values on farms are below prewar levels with a draw starting in January 1919 and continuing through 1920. The department states values not only erased wartime increases but fell by 50 percent. hog gains of 1917 and 1918 have shrunk by 88 percent.
Virginia City praises wool grown by John Ball of Alder as Montana’s highest price 64 cents per pound in the eastern market. The Madison county grower’s success marks a historic peak for the state and nation in wool quality and value.
No primary election will be held in Dillon on March 21 as required by a new law limiting primaries to cities over 3500 population. Dillon’s population according to the last census falls short, so the city will elect a mayor, city treasurer, police magistrate, and an alderman from each ward in April. Candidates for these offices will be nominated at a city caucus before the regular April election.
Those who did not vote in the November general election may register by Thursday at five o'clock to vote in the April election.
The ad touts Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon groceries three times a week. It claims the best butter for value and urges readers to check local dealers.
Notice is given by the administratrix Carolyn White of the estate of B F White deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the law offices of T W Gilbert Dillon Montana. Dated February 16 1921. First publication February 18 1921. Also various classified notices including wanted land and a ranch for sale of 1838 acres near Dillon Montana.
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