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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
7
The article argues telephone service is priceless beyond dollars and cents, vital across business, domestic, and social life, especially for urgent calls to doctors or nurses. It stresses that public and telephone companies must work together in harmony to deliver effective service.
A wide survey lists drilling resumption in Great Falls and Ordnance rounds around Helena and Many locations. Roads, schools, and water systems are planned or started in Broadus Forsyth Pablo and other towns. Oil gas and mining activity noted with new wells and company formations. Lead usage for telephone cables reaches 53 million pounds nationwide in 1921.
The Dillon Examiner lists that letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner. This note references the paper’s mailing status in Dillon Montana and notes the publication date July 5 1922.
Montana reports extensive construction for schools and roads as 1920 tax data shows 45 567 residents paid federal income tax. In oil and copper fields activities at Cat Creek Neihart and Silver Camp continue with new wells and shipments rising.
Three railroads halted service in Billings after a cloudburst north of town caused washouts on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines.
The Butte school board elected Jesse G. Ragsdale as principal of Butte High School to succeed Bruce E. Millikin. Ragsdale, formerly principal at Fort Benton High School, will earn a salary of 3200 dollars for the school year.
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