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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
10
A columnist argues that weather and price shifts create a stock market overvaluation while profits lag. He outlines three possible outcomes and prefers a gradual adjustment, noting easy money, abnormal winter patterns, and uneven retail profits amid rising stock prices.
Chicago physician Dr Louis C French claims a healthy open air ride in a Studebaker Duplex can be worth 260 annually to the average woman. He tallies health gains from better digestion sleep and reduced nervousness, plus savings on medicines cosmetics clothing and meals, with shelter from rain and wind noted as a key factor.
O N Olds of Butte reports from a wheat belt tour that Montana will not have a short crop. He notes spring wheat reseeding, good rains, and ground moisture. Prices may be high, and Montana’s yield expected to outperform other states. Olds also mentions strong local interest in Butte’s Fourth of July celebration.
June report notes steadier, swifter activity across industries versus 1924 with rail freight remaining robust. Steel output sits at 60 percent in Pittsburg area versus 45 percent year ago. copper prices rise as demand heats. Anticipated fall revival linked to crops and steady prices. intercity rate reforms may lift Northwest earnings.
J Arndts, a well known local businessman, was arrested last Wednesday evening at his place of business on unlawful possession of liquor. He was arraigned Thursday in the Justice Court and pled not guilty. He furnished bonds of 500 dollars.
Olympia reports an experiment turning wild horses into hog feed as a potential means to clear ranges of knothead cayuses. A Plymouth slaughterhouse buys horses at about two dollars, touting full utilization from flesh to hides to bones. The plan targets range lands near the Yakima Indian reservation where thousands of ponies roam and resistance from local Indians persists.
American travelers report few public pay phones abroad, especially in Britain where kiosks are limited and often shop-based. France has granted a private franchise for coin-box pay stations, signaling a shift from a long standing government monopoly since 1889. Delinquent tax sale set for July 16 1925 in Beaverhead County Montana with public auction of properties in Dillon and Lima unless taxes are paid. delinquent list available for inspection.
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