Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner advertisement page
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local news display and business ads plus editorial correspondence. It notes 20 cents per line for first reading notice insertions and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with business ads at 10 cents first line and 8 cents subsequent lines, and a general rate for festival notices and memorial poetry at 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
THE
Dillon Examiner
Train schedule fragment with direction lines
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple directional trains with times North Bound West Bound South Bound and scattered unreadable text. Entries include No 1 North Bound at 2:12 p.m. No 3 North Bound at 21d7 a.m. No 2 East Bound at 8 30 p.m. No 4 South Bound at 2:03 a.m. The legibility varies with stray characters.
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North Bound
South Bound
Electric line and dam project eyed for Wisconsin county
Surveyors finished work, machinery ordered, and roadway construction to begin this week for a 1000 horsepower hydroelectric dam forming a half mile reservoir. The plan includes 12 miles of power wire, 374 kilowatts at 2300 volts, stepped to 120 volts for Wisdom lighting, with an office and transformer site sought in Wisdom and October 1 as a target for action. Roy Hughes reports stock sales in the valley, with subscriptions open in Fred Nelson's office.
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Steel c Electric Company
Chris Wilke
Butte Electric
Wisdom
Roy Hughes
Dillon
Fred Nelson
Interchangeable stamps for parcel post announced
Government officials announce that parcel post stamps may be used with regular postage stamps. A five cent insurance fee applies to parcels up to 25, a ten cent fee for values 25 to 56. Parcel post stamps will be abolished after current stock runs out. The parcel post program shows self support and revenue.
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Parcel Post
Washington
Postoffice Department
Post Office Department
Federal rules end December open season on wildfowl in Montana
The draft regulation for migratory birds limits wildfowl shooting in Montana to December 16 one year through September 1 of the next year and imposes a year round curfew from sunset to sunrise. The document, obtained by Game Warden J L DeHart from the Bureau of Biological Survey, also enacts a daily closed season. Billings wool sales reach over 1,000,000 pounds in a single day with prices at 17 to 17 1 4 cents per pound amid rapid settlement patterns.
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Montana
J. L. DeHart
Bureau of Biological Survey
Billings
Mont
Notice to Tax Payers Beaverhead Board of Equalization
The Beaverhead County Board of Equalization will meet Monday July 21 1918 to equalize valuations and consider petitions for reductions under sections 2572 and 2574. Written applications sworn by the party or agent are required for any reduction. Blank petitions available at the county clerk’s office. Dillon Montana dated July 7 1913. 47-21.
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County Board of Equalization
Beaverhead County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Dillon
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Robert Bain
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court notices creditors and all claims against Robert Bain deceased. The executor William Bain demands claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the Robinson Gilbert law office Dillon Montana. Dated July 7 1913.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montan
Beaverhead
Robert Bain
Robinson & Gilbert
Dillon
Montana
William Bain
Notice of Dissolution of Stocker and Hamrick Firm
The partnership between L. C. Stoker and A. W. Hamrick doing business as Stocker and Hamrick is dissolved on June 24, 1913. L. C. Stoker continues the business and will pay all obligations and collect accounts due to the firm through that date.
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Stocker and Hamrick
L. C. Stoker
A. W. Hamrick
L. C. Stocker
Stocker, Hamrick
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