Dillon Examiner Weekly Edition 1909 Editor Poin dexter
The Dillon Examiner records its Wednesday issue dated January 6 1909 with EB L Poindexter as editor and a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner records its Wednesday issue dated January 6 1909 with EB L Poindexter as editor and a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
To advertisers the Dillon Examiner asserts the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead county and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists.
Governor Norris is inducted for a new term amid hopes for unity and tackling Montana finances after a failed referendum on tax measures. The Missoulian editorializes trust in his patriotic motives and calls for broad citizen support across parties to address fiscal challenges. The page also covers a 1907 banking case involving Otto Heinze Co and notes local Basin items, politics, and wolf activity in Dillon area.
A Montana year of conservative mining activity amid a financial downturn. Production paused in many districts, with tight money, cautious demand, and reduced consumption. Butte shows signs of revival while Beaverhead mines remained largely idle, with Beaverhead counties expected to see more work this summer than ever before.
The article explains the upcoming New York court case of F A Heinze next month. It compares his charges with the Morse conviction and notes Heinze is indicted for overcertifying checks and misapplying funds of the Mercantile National Bank based on allegations dated October 14.
Geo Gleason tells how a stranger, a former Army quartermaster sergeant at Fort, cashed a check and paid for his dinner on a trip from Grand Rapids to Springfield. The man compared experiences with Allied campaigns and thanked a YMCA man for his kindness.
Legislature convened on Monday with little business likely this week as committee appointments loom. Speakers will name committees later, possibly after the governor leads the inaugural ball at the Auditorium this evening, a state event drawing wide attendance and a grand march led by the governor.
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