Dillon Examiner editorial address guidance in 1921 notice
Silent archival note from the Dillon Examiner dated July 27, 1921 directs all editorial and business correspondence to be addressed to the newspaper. The item confirms the paper's Dillon Montana location and its status as a second class matter under federal law.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County Assessed Valuation Drops in 1921 Totals
Detailed county figures show Beaverhead 15's total property value at 5,099,676 with a 606,309 decline from last year. Lands and improvements, livestock, machinery, and personal property are broken down with 30 and 20 percent assessment bases, highlighting decreases in land, livestock, and total value across Dillon and Lima.
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Dillon
Lima
Fabrics for Midsummer Frocks Offer Delightful Choices
Illustrous fabrics like sheer voile mull organdy and crisp linen tempt with jade orange apricot scarlet options. Midsummer prices set a new standard of moderation, while a marvelous new invention promises economies by letting buyers choose the fabrics they desire.
Butterick Pattern Guide Cuts Costs on Every Project
A DELTOR picture guide showcases new Butterick patterns promising savings from 50c to 10 dollars per project. It highlights accessible designs and clear instructions for home sewists seeking value across latest releases.
Hayfield Labor Shortage Leaves Ranchers Behind
Haydiggers refuse work in Beaverhead county as ranchers pay two dollars a day plus board and five hundred cents for stackers. Farmers say current prices prevent higher wages though they need more hands to harvest hay.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead Motors Receives Ford Cars From Great Falls
D A Gait and Jimmy Briggs arrived in Beaverhead today bringing Ford cars for Beaverhead Motors.
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D. A. Gait
Jimmy Briggs
Great Falla
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Company
Centennial rancher Andrew J Bucy dies at 68
Andrew J Bucy longtime Centennial valley rancher died Friday at his Lakeview home after a paralytic stroke. Funeral held Sunday at the Bucy ranch with R R Price of Dillon officiating. Survived by his wife and eight children Monroe Clarence Louis Manley Zene Florence May and Goldie born in Davenport Iowa and Sioux City Iowa.
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Andrew J. Bucy
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Bucy
R. R. Price
Dillon
Davenport
Iowa
Beaverhead
County
Monroe
Clarence
Louis
Sheridan
Manley
Evanston
Wyo
Zene
Twin Falls
Ida
Florence
Sioux City
May
Goldie
Bible School and Evening Sermon Schedule at Local Church
Bible school at 10 a m with H D Gowen superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m on Temptations Met and Overcome. Young peoples meeting at 7 p m. Evening services at 8 p m on Gods Arithmetic. Mid week meeting each Wednesday at 8 p m. Geo MacDougall is pastor.
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Bible School
Thanks for kindness after death of husband and father
Mrs Andrew J Bucy and family express gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings shown after the death of their husband and father. Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester returned from a camping trip in the Sheridan mountains with Mr Wuerz and Miss Ethel Wuerz visiting from San Francisco.
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Andrew J. Bucy
Roy Forrester
Sheridan
Trhay
Mr. Wuerz
Ethel Wuerz
Mrs. Forrester
San Francisco
Former Centennial Valley couple motor from Florida to visit kin
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shambow long time Centennial valley ranchers now living near Palm Beach Florida arrived in Dillon by automobile after a twenty two day trip with little trouble. They camped out along the way visiting friends and relatives and plan to return to Florida by car.
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Levi Shambow
Centennial Valley
Palm Beach
Florida
Dillon
Monida
Montana
Lewistown
Shambow
West Side Resents Water Ban Drive Sparks Lawn Revival
West side residents and Fred Woodside of Montana Auto Supply used the street flusher and Blacktail Creek water to water lawns after a city ban on sprinkling. Woodside secured permission and, with a fire hose, watered two lawns at a time. By Friday morning every lawn on Rife Street had been drenched.
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West Side
Fred Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Woodside
Art Ripley
Perry Bowers
Blacktail Creek
State Fair Appeal Urges Montana Citizens Support
Commissioner of Agriculture Chester C. Revi issues a public letter urging Montanans to back the Montana State Fair in Helena September 12 to 17. He notes the fair's role as a state showcase under the Department of Agriculture and asks for suggestions and cooperation to elevate the event and its community impact.
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Chester C. Revi
Montana
Helena
Department of Agriculture of
Department of Agriculture
the Fair
Narrow Escape From Drowning at Sand Coulee
John Tolman a Clark's Fork rancher and his daughter Miss Mary Tolman, with Mrs. Anna McDowell, narrowly escaped drowning after their car was engulfed by a cloud burst through Sand Coulee. They swam to safety as the car was swept downstream, body of water stripping its contents but not severely damaging the vehicle.
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Red Lodge
Sand Coulee
Chance
John Tolman
Clark’s Fork
Mary Tolman
Anna McDowell
Anna McDowell, As Well As Mr. Tolman
Miss Mary
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