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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
4
The publication records Wednesday July 1 1914 with Henry F Crittenden as managing editor and notes its Dillon Montana mailing status. It explains entry date September 20 1902 and 21 arrears required before discontinuation with a price of two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner proclaims the paper has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and opens subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The piece notes Roosevelt's repeated refusals to run for governor or for president and hints at possible third term considerations. It also discusses Thomas D. Jones of Chicago being named to the Federal Reserve Board, praising his stance against privileged power and his ties to Woodrow Wilson and Princeton.
A survey of the then emerging trans Atlantic flight effort notes the planned crossing by an English pilot in an American built craft backed by an American. Credit is given to Rodman Wanamaker, Glenn Curtiss, and John Cyril Porte for supporting the dangerous but historic endeavor.
Aero experts note extensive air transport development with 100 million invested in air transit. If the trans Atlantic crossing is attempted it must be within 72 hours. 140 miles per hour is common for new models and speed is safety in the air as Lieutenant Porte prepares for a hazardous challenge. Gallant Porte is wished success and awaited for tidings of victory.
A letter-filled notice notes Wilson unmasked an organized effort to sow fear in business. Readers praise his stance and deny U S stagnation due to world mood. Henry B. Davidson of J P Morgan & Co reports dullness in Europe. global gloom to fade with bumper crops.
A sardonic meditation on the mournful mind of a calamity prone observer forced to feel doom during times of sure prosperity as bumper crops arrive. The piece critiques constant foreboding and its disconnect from favorable harvests.
A remark suggests the colonel may endure suffering in silence if doctors silence him. The quote implies a turning point in his stance toward outspoken conduct and personal vulnerability.
A terse quip notes that drinking to quell sorrow is ineffective. The speaker mocks overindulgence and suggests resignation to lingering grief rather than finding solace in alcohol.
A cautious observer notes that the newest member of the group tends to provoke clashes more than established members. The pattern suggests tension escalates when this newcomer is present.
A concise caution on the perils of clinging rigidly to pride. The saying warns that excessive pride may crack one’s sense of dignity under pressure. It reflects a common social lesson about humility and flexibility in conduct.
A weather forecaster faces local skepticism despite forecasts, with residents doubting the accuracy and reliability of his readings while officials continue to rely on his projections for planning.
Grasshopper resident Jim Underwood is visiting Dillon today. The event brings a familiar local figure to town for a brief visit and social engagements.
Special correspondent Kenneth Romney reports Washington heat stifling both house and senate as adjournment dates remain uncertain. President Wilson and administration allies push anti trust bills while tractable yet wary lawmakers vow to stay through to end of session.
Overton Stansell and Ed Williams of the Stansell Williams ranch near Melrose were arrested by Silver Bow stock inspector Jack Collins on cattle rustling charges. Authorities say the pair sold stolen beef to local butchers and that marks on one hide resembling a neighbor’s brand provided the chief evidence.
Estate of Richard M Wadama deceased announces a notice to creditors by the administratrix. Creditors must present their claims and ensure payment under applicable probate procedures. This notice seeks to settle debts and distribute assets as required by law.
Decedent Richard M Wadams estate administratrix Mary Wadams invites all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be filed at the Robison and Gilbert offices in Dillon Montana, the county seat of Beaverhead, with date April 27 1914.
Lands described embracing 15 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana will be subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws and the act of June 11 1906 at the United States land office in Helena Montana on August 29 1914. Any settler who prior to January 1 1906 held a good faith agricultural claim to any of the lands and has not abandoned it has a preference right to make a home entry.
Land office notice lists lands available to settlers with preference rights before August 29, 1914. It names Joe Maurice of Divide Montana and Mr Bruce Assistant Commissioner C M Bruce as official. The tract spans 157 acres in townships 2 and 3 south range 12 west near the forest service monument, with a detailed boundary description.
John Strasser of Butte is visiting Reichle. Tony Mehelich and Albert Cowel traveled to Melrose last Sunday. Howard Buzte of Walkerville spent the weekend at Reichle. Mrs. Adolph Reichle and Mrs. Stephen Kambich have been appointed
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