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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
6
Dolé Now prank in London rmyPresident trio A F Sianon
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London
A. F. Sianon
P. N. Stevenson
Ratapman
Cauhlers
Graduation names dominate Montana state university report
The June group lists Rae, Clealal McK, Ruth Srittatti, Timber, Rebecca Carey, Helena, and many more as graduates bound for the University of Montana at Missoula. August graduates announce teaching addresses in towns from Philipsburg to Great Falls and Butte, with several heading to other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollexe Andex Sehaan Ok
We Vorb “Oise
Ak Dultig
Clélal McK
Whitehall
Ruth Srittattik
Conrail
Oakel Nelson
Conrad
Alfred ‘Parker
Dorothy Pillop
Shawmut
Irene ‘Stevens
Libby
Genevieve Ward
Elsa Albrecht
Hureka
Marie Arrison
Armington
Dorothy ‘Blake
Bert
Bertha Bye
Philipsburg
John Bye
Mary Cody
Butte
Ida Crossman
Bess Gray
Cornelia Haag
Great Falls
Alice Haderli
Big Timber
Georgina Hetherington
Utah
Cora’ Montgomery
Harriet Schad
Btllings
Genevieve Sperling
Towndend
Auto registration enforcement brief to peace officers
Secretary of State C T Stewart directs all Montana peace officers to enforce automobile registration laws. The notice cites complaints of unregistered vehicles and states no vehicle may operate commercially under out of state plates without Montana license. Owners using intrastate commercial operations must obtain Montana registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
C.T. Stewart
Hoppers Die Off Without Poison Report In Fergus County
Lewistown July 20 County Agent Ostl Peterson investigated rapid grasshopper die off east of town at the Rucktran farm. No poison used. parasites ruled out as cause. Hoppers sent to Bozeman for examination. Denver farm report echoes dying in same mysterious way. Hope for end of hopper menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Peterson
Rucktran
Here
Pétersson
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Denver
Fergus County
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to Meet Tomorrow
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Landy. The event promises a social gathering and fellowship among members.
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The
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Normal College summer enrollment and credit records
At Dillon Lewistown Miles City and Billings twelve hundred students of the Normal College are in school this summer. An excellent faculty is in charge and registration problems are fewer than last year. Most students enter promptly and intend to stay until the term ends.
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Normal College Index
Dillon
Lewistown
Miles City
Billings
Normal College
the Normal College
Wool sale at 85 cents 38 lowest of season
Miles City July 17 A bale of wool clip for 85 cents by a rancher in Montana likely the lowest price this year. Most growers ship in consignments and await stiffer advances as manufacturers and buyers tighten supplies. Wool is unbroken and in fine condition. growers plan to hold for better prices and are in good financial shape.
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Miles City
Wasons T
Agwest
Montana
Boy Scouts Enjoy Outing at Elkhorn Springs
Highteen Boy Scouts accompanied by scout master R. A. Reesor enjoyed a two day outing at Elkhorn Springs last weekend. They traveled in a high highway truck driven by Supervisor Somers and arrived with bedding food fishing tackle and bathing suits ready for a full outdoor adventure.
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R. A. Reesor
Elkhorn Springs
Elkhorn
Somers
Chevrolet Dealer Faces Short Orders Dilemma
The dealer reports ongoing trouble in obtaining enough Chevrolet cars to fill customer orders, highlighting persistent supply constraints affecting deliveries and backlogs.
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Chevrolet
Aido
Chevrolet offers biggest value in the new Superior model
The new Superior model from Chevrolet is highlighted as the biggest value in the motor field with emphasis on cost efficiency and quality.
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Chevrolet
Estate of Matt Kajin Deceased Notice to Creditors
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Matt Kajin, deceased, is administered by an administratrix. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must exhibit vouchers within four months after the first publication. See the court for details.
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Cox Demon
Fifth Judicial District
Thie
Montana
Beaverhead
Matt Kajin
Decea
Matt ‘Kajin
Matt. Kajin
Babson on Retailers Pressed by Four Problems
Roger W. Babson cites four major challenges facing retailers in 1923 including a rising number of retailers, higher costs, automobile impact on shopping habits, and growing chain store competition. He urges independent retailers to organize for collective advertising, improve service, foster better manufacturer relations, and study broader business conditions to secure growth.
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Gloucester
Mass
Roger W. Babson
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Mr. Babson
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Wool Market Stabilizes Amid Broad Wool Trade Gains
Boston July 20 The Commercial Bulletin reports the wool trade has reached a more stable position after weeks of fluctuation with increasing confidence in the future. Sales covered nearly every description and grade of wool during the past week.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Senate Gold and Silver Inquiry to Meet in Reno
The U S senate gold and silver inquiry commission will hold a public hearing in Reno Nevada on September 4 1928 to hear from silver and gold producers across the Americas The five member commission chaired by Senator Tasker L Oddie invites foreign and domestic representatives for informal discussion and potential planning of a silver export association under Webb Pomerene or future laws. The meeting will address production declines industry conditions and the relation of silver to commerce prices and exchange.
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Commission of Gold and Silver Inquiry
The
Senate of the United States
Reno
Nevada
T. J. Walsh
Montana
United States Senate
United States
Enger
Helena
Tasker L. Oddie
Oddie
U.S. A
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Congress
Americas
Ailger
Mohair and fur market quotes and a fish purchase warning
The Commercial Bulletin lists mohair and fleece quotations across states with unwashed and combing grades for Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New York Wisconsin Missouri and New England plus Texas California Oregon and the territory quotes. It ends with a warning that purchasing game fish is illegal without proper bill of lading and that violators will be punished.
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Domestic
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
New England
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Delaine
A.A
Fined Armstead Man Pleads Guilty Over Fish Shipment
John McFarland of Armstead was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to shipping and transporting game fish for commercial purposes. Deputy Game Warden Edmunds cited a tip about a Whitefish shipment, traced to Armstead, leading to the arrest and plea.
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John McFarland
Armstead
Edmunds
Ddmunds
Hdmands
Men Forfeit Bonds In Wise River Case
Tom Mahoney and Mirrill Regan were arrested on Wise River last week on charges of manufacturing manslaughter and forfeited their bonds totaling 1000 dollars. Trials were set for last Thursday and neither appeared.
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Tom Mahoney
Mirrill Regan
Wise River
New Ghevrolet Cars Arrive in Dillon Area
Ten carloads of the new Superior model Ghevrolet have been delivered in Dillon and vicinity since February. Here is a reason. Look them over and you will know why.
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Dillon
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