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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1914
Page
4
Henry F. Crittenden was appointed managing editor in Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879 This paper will be mailed to subscribers until further order and all arrears are paid Subscriptions price two dollars per year in advance
The Dillon Examiner pledges the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The article argues President Wilson’s Mexican policy averted war with Mexico, supports Huerta’s fall as a constitutional restoration, and claims US influence and prestige rise globally. It credits cool headed leadership for avoiding demagoguery and preserving order in the hemisphere.
The president orders civil action under the Sherman act to dissolve the New Haven system and directs criminal aspects to be presented before a federal grand jury. The Interstate Commerce Commission labeled the railroad as a top example of mal administration, signaling a major shift in railroad management and accountability. The piece notes a widening Republican split in Vermont as context.
Fragmentary lines recall Taft era sentiment and farewells as friendship and departure theme emerge, with hopeful notes despite impending separation. Reads like a diary snippet or poetic clipping from early 20th century notes.
The report notes General Huerta ships to Europe amid democratic party and Wilson administration tensions. It claims he enjoys sympathy from Colonel Roosevelt, signaling a sharp domestic political critique with implications for American diplomacy.
A wry remark states that those who claim money is the root of all evil often lack funds themselves, highlighting a humorous contrast between theory and personal fortune.
Robert Withycombe at the eastern Oregon Experiment Station tested raw and steamed potatoes with grain in eight hog groups. Data show barley and raw potatoes yielded 60.70 lb gain, steamed potatoes increased gains to 70.60 lb, and steamed potatoes at higher potato ratios produced up to 78.10 lb gains. Steamed potatoes proved 18 cents per hundred better than raw. overall potato feeding value varied with ratio.
Very good chances of appointment to the male stenographer and typewriter position. Applicants should apply immediately to the secretary for the Eleventh Civil Service district at 207 Postoffice Building, Seattle, Washington, for an application and full information.
A forest fire discovered near Hamby creek west of the Big Hole river was fought by a ranger and guards for over 80 hours, extinguished after a long battle. Beaverhead forest officials note regional fires in nearby districts and praise an unusually dry season. A heavy rainstorm yesterday reduced danger in the affected area.
Arthur Badcon of Dell seeks county commissioner on the Republican ticket. Socialists J. Sholl Argenta and Martin Kloster Dillon file for county commissioner and assessor respectively. Filing deadlines spark local debate with August 10 or August 15 rule interpretations. J E K McCormick Boulder favored for Democratic railroad commissioner nomination.
Postmaster announces a batch of advertised letters including Anderson John Bakke Oscar Barich Pete Benson Swan Brue Chas J Clarke W Dale John Dodds D F Greahoure Dan Haines Sam Holland Henry Huff Peter Jorgensen Percy Peterson Ray Pett Henry Reinbott Wm Smith J E Tripp Guy Warr Atkinson P L Bush Willie Chase Nellie Cook Alice Dearborn F W Gamble Blaine Gentry Robert Gomez Alberto Hoover Bert Hughes Homer Jensen Christ Leigh C Lovett Joe Maechtlen Chris Mayn Irene Meindl Chris Rejers F M Robinson A M Schulty Ed Smith Nina Walker Augustus William Worden Leo E L Poindexter.
The U S Civil Service commission announces an examination to be held on August 15 1914 for government stenographer positions and related clerical openings. Applicants must meet civil service requirements and submit applications by the stated deadline.
A man identified as Jack Higgins, an escaped convict from the St. Joseph camp of Utah, was arrested while working in a hay field at a Big Hole ranch by Jas Burgess of Wisdom. Higgins had fled last October and authorities offered a $50 reward. Sheriff Erwin forwarded a description to Utah officials as the suspect is held in the county jail.
Notices from the clerk of the court inform prospective citizens that no naturalization petitions may be heard within 30 days of the election. Clerk Conger states petitions will be heard Friday September 4 1914 at the courthouse in Dillon. Also mentions renewal magazine offer.
The notice announces sale of a land tract described as NWSW section 26 township 108 range 12 west M M at 3 000 dollars per acre on September 1914. Potential adverse claimants must file their claims or directions before the sale date with Jos Binnard Register.
Notice to creditors and claimants of Bettie Landon deceased. Frank Landon as administrator instructs claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Robison & Gilbert in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated July 22 1914.
The State Board of Examiners invites bids for groceries and other supplies to Dillon Montana State Normal College for six months starting September 1 1914. Also for stationery and office supplies to same college. Bids due August 13 1914 at noon. Mail duplicates to J E Monroe president. Board may reject or adjust bids and quantities. Dated Helena July 17 1914 ady 49 4t.
In Bea verhead County district court Montana Louisa Morrison sues William Morrison for divorce on desertion grounds. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment. Witness date July 24, 1914. Clerk C. W. Conger. Attorney B. Duff adv. 504
Notice dated July 17 1914 from the U S land office in Helena Montana directed by the general land office commissioners under the 1912 act provides that pursuant to the act certain lands are subject to filing and entry procedures and public notice is given of the action and deadline for response.
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