Rates Of Advertising In The Dillon Examiner
Rates for local reading advertise two cents per line for first insertion and three cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ads priced on application. Editorial notices and church festival ads with admission charges or sales of fancy goods taxed at five cents per line. Public notices and special postings included. Notices to editors and business managers should be mailed to The Dillon Examiner. Cann of THANKS. Poster notices cost per line.
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Xaamixka
Oregon Short Line Sets New Policy Effectively
An unclear OCR fragment notes changes in Oregon Short Line operations. Key elements include transition to new practice and references to values like 0.258 or 4M, with mentions of bound holds and bows. The readable text lacks full context or dates.
Wanted Saddle Horses Near Delano Delano area buyers seek horses
Advert says buyers want saddle horses from 2 to 15 hands high color not gray broken either mare or gelding preferred 5 to 9 years old and suitable for work or riding. Desires standard or pony breeds and will pay fair price. Contact details not provided.
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Delon
Matey
Local Department Uncovers Community Notes and Events
A local department reports a gathering of community figures and activities. The note mentions basketball, a priestly figure, and a sequence of events around a village center with discussions of plans, meetings, and local measures.
Dillon News From Around The County In Turbulent Week
A jumble of local notes covers visitors from Dillon and Helena, land entries in Missoula, business trips, society entertainments, rail and dredge activities, fire at Mercantile store, and upcoming transport changes. Multiple named residents and places appear including Browne, Mifflin, Lima, Dillon, Missoula, Bannack, Ruby Valley, Twin Bridges, Virginia City, and Salt Lake City.
Two Story Frame Store To Reopen After Fire
A two story frame building, erected about a year ago, was destroyed by disaster. The firm, established recently, had a flourishing business and promises of growth. Work to rebuild will start at once, with hopes to reopen for business by the next shopping season.
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Mootana
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Atore
Cance
Williams and Rose Judge wed in local Catholic church
Charles E Williams and Mrs Rose Judge were married Wednesday evening by Reverend Father Van dee Broeckh. The couple, attended by B Frank Powers and Mae Powers, planned their ranch near Home Park after the ceremony.
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Rose Judge
This City
van Dee Broeckh
B. Frank Powers
Mias Mae Powers
M. BE. Powers
Raby
Home Park
Mr. Williama
Montana
James Williama
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Wm Cantrell
Dillon
Fragmented OCR Canned Fruits Note From New York
Readable fragments mention canned fruits and a New York note with unclear names and dates. Content is partial and scattered, offering limited, non coherent details without a clear event or outcome.
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