Beaverhead County Official Paper Details
Beaverhead County official paper published weekly in Dillon Montana under B L Poindexter editor. It was entered Sept 20 1902 and is mailed to subscribers with a two dollar annual price in advance and continuation terms until arrears are paid.
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Dillon
Montana
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Aura Christian
Beaverhead County
Aura Christianson
B. F
Edwin Norris
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Circulation for Advertisers
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead county. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
State Insurance Report on Montana Fire Rates Sparks Silence
The state auditor H R Cunningham releases a report on insurance but omits any action on the 25 percent rate increase for business property. North Dakota's K C Cooper notes no changes needed in foreign stock fire insurance laws and praises prompt claims settlement.
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H. R. Cunningham
Cunningham
Helena
K. C. Cooper
North Dakota
Montana Fire Insurance Rates Under Scrutiny
The Great Falls Tribune urges Montana legislators from the north to investigate potential discrimination in fire insurance rates. It argues if bias is found, measures should protect state business men from unjust imposition and calls for audit by auditors like Cunningham.
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Montana
the Tribune
Freight blockades fear blamed for railroad trackage shortage
J. J. Hill writes to Governor Johnson that blockades are serious and may worsen before a remedy. He notes public hostility to railroads chills investment, cars and locomotives rise, but insufficient trackage caps traffic. He stresses that nationwide business growth has outpaced tracks, causing financial and business trouble until more miles are built.
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J. J. Hill
Johnson
Montana Sunday Standard Preview Story
Montana coverage hints at a feature with distinctive local angle and narrative focus. The item promises a strong human-interest lead and regional texture to engage readers.
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Montana
Sunday Standard
Mining Exchange Opens in Butte Amid Bulls and Bears
The new mining exchange at Butte opened Monday morning under favorable conditions and introduced a small menagerie of bulls and bears in the town's big mining camp.
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Butte
Butte Faces Coal Shortage Widespread Winter Strain
Butte endures a coal famine similar to other towns in the state as winter continues. Local supplies run tight and residents seek alternatif sources to heat homes and power industry amid ongoing shortages.
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Butte
Newspaper advertising beats magazines for auto sales says E R Thomas
New York reports a debate on whether magazines outweigh newspapers for automobile ads. E R Thomas, maker of the Thomas Flyer, cites Detroit tests and a coast to coast newspaper campaign that yielded strong results, arguing national auto markets are best reached via daily papers rather than magazines.
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New York
Automobile Mnufacturer
E. R. Thomas
Thomas
Detroit
Sam
K. R. Thoms Motor Company
Stand by your town and invest in local progress
Emphasizes civic duty to support improvements, help neighbors, beautify property, and buy locally. Encourages investing if able, assisting both rich and poor projects, welcoming strangers, and actively participating in town development without prophesying failure.
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Bagin
Population Futures and Ancestral Conflicts Reflected in Eldorado Note
The Eldorado Kansas Republican observes a prophetic claim that in fifty years the nation could reach 200 million people, but dismisses worries since future generations will endure. It recalls ancestral violence and hints heredity may awaken again, comparing it to a dormant appetite that could resurfaced as fashion.
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Eldorado
Kan
All Montana Mass Convention Promises State Promotion
The mass convention to be held in Helena next Tuesday aims to boost Montana advertising. The state with unmatched natural resources lags in promotion, causing homeseekers to overlook opportunities here while passing to neighboring northwest states.
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Montana
Helena
Northwest
Governor Toole Seeks Arbor Way Date Change
Governor Toole asks the legislature to move Arbor Way plantings from the second Tuesday in May to the third Tuesday in April citing late timing for modern tree planting needs.
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Toole
Todien
Big Money In Goats Mohair Industry Grows Across States
Angora goats number about 1,000,000 in the United States with large flocks in Texas and the northwest. They endure heat and cold, thrive on rocky brushy land, and help clear land by browsing. Their long mohair fleece fuels plush fabrics and dress goods, and goats suffer fewer diseases than sheep.
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Texas
Northwest
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rough dry work only five cents per pound at Dillon Steam Laundry
Partial text notes a pricing line at Dillon Steam Laundry offering rough dry work at five cents per pound. Mentions Dr. Wellington Dawes, a physician, with unclear surrounding context and location.
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Dillon
Wellington Dawes
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Dillon’. Examiner
B. L. Poindexter
the State Insurance Report
Great Falls
Tribune
Miles
Hill
Riley
Tention
B. F. White
Prsidant
J. H. Gilbert
Gashier
Maurice A. Walker
I. D
Metlen
South Washton St
Examiner Office
H. A. Bond, M.D
W. V. Kingsbury
Poindexter Block
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Montana Mercantile Co
GITY
H. Schoenborn
Prop. Dillon
Ogden
Chicago
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway
Standard
Union Station
C. S. Williams
West Second South St
Salt Lake City
Colorado
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Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
R. Hunt
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