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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
4
The document presents a weekly newspaper masthead dated Wednesday July 1, 1914, listing Henry F. Crittenden as managing editor and noting entry on September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. It states mail delivery continues until ordered otherwise and arrears are paid with a $2 annual subscription price in advance.
To advertisers the Dillon Examiner guarantees the paper has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Sun and New York World articles depict a battle between President Woodrow Wilson and powerful business interests. Unemployed protests across major cities are cited as context for the era’s economic tensions. Congressional repeal of wartime debts signals reconciliation after Civil War hostilities, with bipartisan praise for ending sectional rancor.
A discussion mocks Theodore Roosevelt for criticizing the Wilson administration over prosperity and asks if the public forgets the prosperity spread during 1907 and 1908 under Roosevelt. The piece questions Roosevelt’s insistence on a better plan.
In a Pittsburg speech Colonel Roosevelt failed to hold the Wilson administration responsible for the bubonic plague outbreak in New Orleans. The remark suggests a political slip in assigning blame amid public health concerns.
Report notes Ford automobile plants will expand output capacity as signs of economic calm persist. Analysts cite steady demand and policy stability supporting expansion plans and future growth in the manufacturing sector.
The report states the Colonel’s health issue stems from an enlarged spleen. The narrator notes a mistaken belief of an enlarged ego instead.
A reflection notes a distinction between a thief and an embezzler emphasizing that embezzlement involves larger sums. It argues that embezzlers steal more by misappropriating funds entrusted to them.
A brief phrase reflects on charity's breadth and its enduring presence across cultures, suggesting many acts of kindness travel through time and communities, shaping an enduring sense of shared humanity.
Karl Beehrer traveled to Dillon last Sunday evening. Stephen Kambich visited Dillon last Thursday. Carl Hartwig and Miss Mable McMullen spent the Fourth at Grant. Misa Schroeder visited Jacob Hartwig ranch over the past weekend. Jacob Mittlemeir enjoyed the double holiday with local friends. Roy Foote and family of Butte motored to Buena Vista ranch Friday evening. Mra Footy
In weekend play the Dillon Juveniles won a 12 2 game on Saturday at home but fell 8 2 to the Dry Landers on Sunday at the Bench. Dillon’s lineup included Tritt Henderson Wedum Horning Deputy Bell Stahl Beard Ball Wella and others.
Balance sheet shows assets total 2 062 711 23 with capital stock of 200 000 and surplus fund. Liabilities include National Bank Notes outstanding 50 000, dividends unpaid 20 000, and deposits totaling 832 085 57 plus time certificates 697 8261. Cashier's checks outstanding 1 807 78 and other items. Directors listed.
In Dillon township Bea verhead county Montana before Justice Louis Stahl A L Stone sues T Burris Pacific Coast Advertising Sign Co a co partnership for relief in the complaint Answer and service due by July 18 1914 failure to appear will default judgment be entered for the plaintiff against the defendants in this action
Ledger fragment shows overdrafts secured and unsecured, banking house and fixtures valued at 16 000 00, other real estate owned 26 985 00, cash reserve 11 180 00, specie currency, due from banks and bankers, checks and cash items 14 893 85, total 167 752 28 180 07 64 33 ceen 6976 SUT 07 976 SLT OT.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 7th day of July 1914 Peary I Smith notary public for Montana residing in Dillon Montana. My commission expires Sept 13 1916 Attest A L Stone A F Graeter Directors.
Department of the Interior reports exhibits A and B received July 7 1914 classify land within the Northern Pacific Railway land grant. Geological Survey reports dated June 25 1914 list Montana Meridian sections 7 and surrounding subdivisions as non mineral.
Notice announces 157 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana to be opened for settlement under homestead laws at Helena land office on August 29 1914. Preference rights are given to settlers who claimed lands for agricultural purposes before January 1 1906 and did not abandon the claim.
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