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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
3
A Montana notice warns against deceptive sales of alum-containing baking powders. It asserts alum is unsafe in food and urges using Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder which is guaranteed free from alum and lime phosphates. The text targets housewives and condemns misleading claims by itinerant sellers.
Local notices outline pricing per line for first and subsequent insertions, and rates for standing ads. Editorial letters go to Tu Dillon at the Examiner. church festival notices and obituary poetry are charged per line. Various train schedules and arrival times appear in the column with times and notes.
Dillon residents and visitors appear in a crowded local notes column with names such as Joe Bechtold Paul Fritze Harry Graves Will Wall and Ed Dullenty Clay Patterson Jr Soren Peter Nelson and many others plus mentions of the Chili King and the Colonial Hotel The item records travel visits business matters and small notices from Dillon and surrounding areas including Dell Lima Armstead Andrus Sheep Creek basin and Polaris with various officials and shoppers noted along with a few sales ads and a public notice reference
A reader questions where the $1,000,000,000 needed to build combined telegraph telephony and overseas cable networks would come from. The letter proposes free outgoing cable tolls funded by foreign message charges. It hints at broader government control of essential communications.
North Portland New Stock Market reports weekly receipts of cattle calves hogs sheep with record single day cattle intake and top steer price around 7.00. Hogs see strong demand pushing values to 8.60 while lambs and ewes trade near 4 to 6 links with steady fat ewes and lambs at 4.25 to 6.00.
Mrs Ploma Tattersall Burleigh announces her candidacy for the county superintendent of public schools nomination. Daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Tattersall she has lived in Dillon for years and is a Montana State Normal college graduate. The ad notes magazine offers for subscription renewals.
A sweet baby girl was born in Widom Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paddock with Mrs. Annabel Desmond attending. Mother and babe are thriving at John Paddock’s South Main home. The Oreway engine saw a full miner turnout after steaming up in the mountains south end of the valley. William, a sturdy 60 plus man, is praised for his lifelong forge work and wanderlust as Montana Kid stature looms. J P Lossi plans a trip to Fader land with Niagara Falls and Havre as stops, then Rome.
A listing of Dillon churches showing the nature and hours of Sabbath day services across the community. כולל details for multiple congregations and their meeting times.
A listing of Sunday worship times, sermons, and Sunday schools for Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. Details include pastors Rev. ER V Ostrander Rev W S Watson Rev A W Hamilton Rev A R Hardy and Rev D Foley, with service hours for morning and evening prayers, Holy Communion, Epworth League, Bible study, and Mass timings.
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