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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
3
The Reading column lists advertising rates for general notices and classifieds. It details 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions for MATES OF ADVERTISING and 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions for Business locals. It also notes charges for editorials, church festival ads, and obituary poetry per line.
Readable portions show directions West Bound No.1 North Bound No.3 North Bound and East Bound No.2 South Bound with scattered codes and times. A fragment mentions 2:03 a.m. amid garbled seals and numbers suggesting a transit or schedule note.
Local items list residents visiting Dillon from Butte and Lima, business travels and sales ads for Tattersalls and local services. Also notes marriages, club dances, school and church events, and calls for sale of horses, wood, and heating stores as well as several brief notices from area towns.
A bold message from Tomas Ceron Camargo declares that no government grants to expose Colombia’s natural resources will be recognized or honored. He vows to repudiate licenses and urges unity to end ecclesiastical and political oppression while supporting US Panama interests and future sovereignty ceded for regional development.
In North Portland Oregon on January 23 receipts for the week totaled cattle 752 calves 4 hogs 4880 sheep 5070. Cattle prices weakened with limited demand though a few steer sales reached 7.60 and cows 6.75. Hog market stayed firm around 8.05 for best light stock with steady demand. Sheep and lamb activity was uneven with a late week downturn in mutton prices.
Ed Kramer suffered a severe leg injury after being unharnessing in darkness last Monday night. The accident left navigation painful and details remain limited due to incomplete text.
A horse knocked Ed down after a harness mishap at the Wisdom hotel range. Miss Anna Ginter has been ill for days, with Miss Bessie Douglass filling her place. Meanwhile every male boarder in the house seeks marriage.
Port Angeles is described as a rapidly growing, busy port with shipping interests, new banks, and incoming merchants. The piece notes water front property demand, real estate gains, and anticipated influx of workers due to nationwide articles highlighting local industrial projects and a government land program for factory sites.
Chief Geographer Frank Bonner of district No 1 forest service reports Clifton Applegate contractors are ready to begin the Big Hole Darby road at once. Open winter may allow clearing now. signing by February 15 closes, with travel expected early fall.
William Haggerty an 8 17 year old resident was arraigned in the justice court on incorrigibility. He promised to refrain from lawlessness and to send monthly written reports to the county attorney through June, and was dismissed on parole.
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