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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
2
President Hamilton argues against consolidating the Montana Normal School with the State University. He cites states with separate normal schools, compares attendance levels, notes growth in normal training, and warns that a merged system would weaken classroom teacher preparation and village schools.
A bill proposes amending Article XII to create a Mill Tax Fund financing permanent support for the University of Montana and other higher education institutions. The measure adds a 1.5 mill ad valorem levy, split to 1.25 mills for the university and 0.25 mill for secondary schools, with funds overseen by the State Board of Education. Separate official ballots would appear in November 1914 for voters to approve or reject the amendment.
Local classified ad offers fresh pork joints spare ribs pork sausage and No 1 quality home cured hams and bacon. Delivery every evening via EB Williams No 12 Red Dillon Dairy. Telephone EB Williams for orders.
Records show numerous warranty and mining deeds in the Dillon area including William H Beck to John Nyhart 210.8 acres north of Dillon for 2500 dollars and multiple transfers of 1 dollar consideration for numerous lots on Rise Street and in Armstead Grant and Wisdon. The file also lists mineral interests in the Elkhorn district and associated corporations and annual statements from local firms.
Notice proclaims sale at the east front door of the White House on March 4 1918 at 10 oclock. Among items listed are one elephant, golf sticks, a steam roller, office fixtures, a bull moose calf, hip stick, three Socialist planks, and bull moose sandwiches. Taft Roosevelt owners Col W J Bryan auctioneer osteopath. Terms include four years on approval notes at 3 percent and 20 percent cash discount. free lunch at noon. Also mentions consolidation conference on higher education and potential state secession talks.
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