The Dillon Examiner Notice on Publication Termination
The Dillon Examiner states it will be mailed regularly to subscribers until a formal order to discontinue is issued and all arrearages are paid.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner states it will be mailed regularly to subscribers until a formal order to discontinue is issued and all arrearages are paid.
The 1917 Montana assessment shows gains in farm lands city and town lots and utilities. Total land valuations rise to 164 703 153 with farm and grazing lands leading at 141 701 539. Telephone and telegraph lines also increase with telephone lines valued at 1 590 733 and telegraph at 810 801.
The district board for Montana division seeks complete reasons for re classification of registrants. Some local boards lag in supplying questionnaire information, slowing district work. The board is expanding its intake of forms and aims to speed operations. Provost Marshal Crowder ordered class notices clarify appeals. Appeals on agricultural grounds by Snyder and Martins were denied by the president.
A long list of names and places appears, indicating that questionnaires have been mailed to numerous individuals across Montana and neighboring states. The compiled roster covers Dillon, Wisdom, Missoula, Bend, and other towns with many residents cited, including Dillon figures and others in adjacent communities.
The First National Bank and the State Bank of Dillon offer the first two hundred school children a 25c Thrift Stamp in addition to the 25c stamp they buy to start their cards. This gives beginners 50c for the first 25c spent. Applicants are asked to confirm they have not received a free stamp from another bank.
The Council of National Defense women's committee led by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw proposes ten wartime directives for American women as a New Year resolution. They urge restraint in gossip and spending, support for national industries, steadfastness with loved ones at the front, and daily courage and patience.
The Rev. W. N. Sloan of Helena will lead services at 11 a m Sunday January 20 at the Presbyterian church. His sermon titled Presbyterian Home Mission Work invites all church members and friends to attend.
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