Wednesday Jan 18 1911 Dillon Montana newspaper notice
A brief publication header from the Dillon Montana paper dated January 18 1911 lists editor EB Poindexter and publishing details. It notes the 1962 filing entry and pricing at two dollars per year with newspaper mail delivery to subscribers until canceled.
Advertisers Welcome at The Dilson Examiner
The Dilson Examiner guarantees the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
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Dilson Examiner
Beaverhead County
Advertising Value of Country Newspapers Ties Merchants
Arthur Brisbane argues in The Pacific Printer that local newspapers with moderate circulation are the most effective advertising mediums. He explains readers view country papers as neighbors and friends, making ads more persuasive than those in large metropolitan outlets.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York American
Tree Planters of America Featured in Arbor Day Idea
A proposal by the Na Mins Business League of America urges forming The Tree Planters of America to mobilize boys nationwide as tree planters beyond Arbor Day. Local groups would be named by state, with governors or state foresters as presidents, and county leaders headed by county commissioners. The plan aims to embed tree planting in farm and urban youth life, teaching best timber choices and market needs.
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Na- Mins Business League of America
Tree Planters of America
League
America
T. S. Cooley
Farmers’ Institutes
Montana
Professor Cooley
Forest Restoration Plan for Unfit Land Reach Saplings
A record notes efforts to seed second growth on deforested lands deemed unfit for til lage. It aims to let promising saplings grow unhampered and to study tree diseases and parasites along with effective extinction methods.
California Excursion from Salt Lake City in March
Public notice invites members and guests to an Elks Lodge excursion from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles with round trip options. Rates listed for various routes, sleeper reservations via B G Raybold, tickets valid to March 7. Secretary of the Salt Lake City lodge signs the notice.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Notice to settle accounts by January 1 1911
All accounts due me and not paid by January 1 1911 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. 17-t1 ET. Brock Subscribe for the Examiner.
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Brock
Real Estate Transfers and Filings for Week Ending January 16
Warranty deeds record transfers: J E Morse to Farm Security 680 acres in Big Hole basin near Bristow with $1 consideration. Farm Security to Montana Land and Development 680 acres in Big Hole basin near Bristow. State Bank of Dillon to Harry Davis 920 acres near Jackson in Big Hole basin for $10. Quit claims involve Willard Dutton E Edwards Curtis Rickets to J S Benson half interest in X L placer claim Calf Creek. Jasper Elliott to Rose Elliott 240 acres in Big Hole basin near Wisdom for $1 and other terms. Also annual reports from Dillon Realty and Improvement company Dillon Dry Goods Lima Mercantile Union Electric Ryan Canyon Ruby Water company. Decree in United States of America v Jesse Finsley canceling patent.
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Farm Security Company
Big Hole, Basin
Bristow
Montana Land & 1 Development Company
Big Hole Basin
State Bank of Dillon
Harry Davis
Jackson
Willard Dutton
E. Edwards
Curtis Rickets
J. S. Benson
Calf Creek
Jasper Elliott
Rose Elliott
Wisdom
Dillon Realty & Improvement Company
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Lima Mercantile Company
Union
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana reports assets totaling 2 056 713 14 with loans and discounts 550 383 75 and deposits 1 853 181 34. Liabilities show capital stock 200 000 00 surplus 100 000 00 and undivided profits 86 347 51. Verification sworn by President B F White on February 11 1911 before Notary S Johnson.
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U.S
Ots
Skaitien
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
B. F. White
BF. Waite
J. H. Gilbert E. D. Wire
J. Bowman
S.jonnson
Sleeping cars get lighter bedding on Southwest Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway announces new bedding on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. White counterpanes replace heavy woolen blankets, kept in reserve for cool nights, improving comfort for sleeping car passengers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
1914 World Almanac advertised for sale
The 1914 World Almanac promises reliable information on politics labor religion sports finance trade and more. It details the 1910 census and extensive U S and world data with prices and ordering details from The New York World.
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Panama
United States
Constantic
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York World
New York
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A. C. Gruwell
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China
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