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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1926
Page
6
The Dillon boys basketball team, led by center Stahl and guards Graves and Drummey, showcased championship calibre in a thrilling victory over Anaconda high school last Saturday. Coach and training were cited as key factors in the strong performance.
Montana reports show better ranges cattle and sheep as of February 1 due to January favorable weather. The western third dips slightly while eastern two thirds look brighter with ample feed and good range conditions overall.
physician and surgeon Dr W H Stephan moves to the Poindexter block above Dillon Dry Goods with entrance on Idaho or Bannack Street. Phone 125.
Missoula reports district No. 1 forest service data show timber cut by commercial sales in 1925 reached about 146 million board feet, surpassing 1924 by over 7 million and marking the largest volume since 1917. Major districts include Coeur d’Alene with 87 million feet, Kaniska near 36 million, and Lolo and Kootenai each above 13 million.
A local contest invites residents over 15 to guess the weight of a lump of Kemmerer No 5 coal displayed in front of the office. Each coal purchase adds one extra guess. in person recordings only. Contest closes March 10 1926 at 6 00 p m with details at the office.
Trish Luck stars Tom Meighan in a Paramount production shot on location in Ireland. Victor Heerman directed from Thomas J. Geraghty adaptation of Norman Venner's story An Imperfect Imposter. Lois Wilson leads the supporting cast as Tom Donahue visits Ireland and is mistaken for a nobleman. Dental offices relocate to the Telephone block with new phone 355. Dillon Examiner touts local ads.
Montana saw 1925 commercial failures fall 40 percent from 1923 with liabilities down 1.25 million dollars. Reports show 216 failures in 1923 totaling 2.83 million in liabilities, 166 failures in 1924 with 2.02 million liabilities, and 164 failures in 1926 with 1.58 million liabilities.
The note states the paper will feature first class ads while not lowering rates for patent medicines aimed at local advertisers. It emphasizes selective advertising to maintain quality and price integrity for major clients.
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