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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

12

State targets delinquent auto owners and unlicensed dealers

Secretary of State Porter estimates Montana has about 75 000 motor vehicles but only 46 000 licenses issued. Special Agent C J McAllister travels the state to collect delinquent fees and register unlicensed dealers, with early successes including 21 unlicensed machines seized in Great Falls and $100 collected in one day. He aims to recover around $300 000 plus dealer licenses, funding that supports the state and counties. McAllister, a Kalispell resident, previously served as assistant chief clerk of the senate.

C. J. McAllister Kalispell Porter Montana McAllister Great Falls State Senate

Secretary Lane Proposes Auto Route Linking National Parks

Interior Secretary Lane endorses a planned Denver to Montana and Wyoming park circuit via Rocky Mountain Yellowstone and Glacier with new touring cars. The scheme aims to boost private auto travel and recreation while expanding to other parks. alignment with rail cooperation and road improvements is urged.

Lane Interior Department West Denver Colorado Rocky Mountain Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Boulder Loveland Cheyenne Douglas Caspar Thermopolis Cody Wyoming Livingston Bozeman Townsend Helena Chateau Montana H. W. Child Roe Emery Glacier Pacific Northwest California Southwest Great National Park System National Park Service United States Railroad Administration

Mining men form temporary state mining bureau at Helena

Mining men from across the state met in Helena to discuss silver prices creating prospects. A temporary organization was formed and plans made for a statewide mining bureau with C. S. Muffly as interim chairman and a committee including C. S. Fryberger F. D. Donaldson and Alex Leggat. The bureau will include a publicity department and solicit cooperation from commercial clubs.

Piegan Pags Glacier Park Montana Helena Europe Pacific Northwest C. S. Muffly C. S. Fryberger F. D. Donaldson Alex Leggat Butte Mining Bureau

Pioneer miner visits governor after 30 years away

Andi Trudeau a Ruby valley miner and stockman returns to Helena to see Governor Stewart. He recalls Last Chance Gulch days, frontier life, and his long trek from Madison County to cattle ranches before considering a visit to Canada and reconnecting with relatives.

Trudeau Old Madison Stewart Virginia City Andi Trudeau Ruby Ruby Valley Helena Last Chance Gulch Capital Madison County Canada United States New York State Mebbe Trout Creek Alder Gulch

Chief Little Bear Drives Chippewa Fundraiser Across Montana

Chief Little Bear, survivor of the Chippewa, travels Montana to raise funds for his people. He visits friends in Selena and collects 50 cents from supporters while presenting Red Cross and Liberty Bond badges. He aims to farm near Box Elder for 100 people in his group and pursues a statewide fundraising drive begun on Christmas Day in Havre.

Little Bear Federal Selena Box Elder Havre

Butte Soldier Wins Croix de Guerre As French Lieutenant

Rodger A. Burrell, former timekeeper at the Belmont mine, has returned to Butte in the rank of first lieutenant in the French army. He earned the Croix de Guerre with two stars for bravery on the western front after volunteering in May 1917 and serving with ambulance units, the Stanford unit, and the eighth division then the Blue Devils. He spoke of French soldiers and civilian suffering during the war.

Rodger A. Burrell Butte Burrell France Stanford Eighth Division Blue Devils Belmont

Plow Versus Typewriter Prompts Helena Reporter’s Resignation

Helena journalist Charles D. Green resigns from the Helena Record Herald to devote time to a Helena ranch. He owns 160 acres of alfalfa land and plans to breed purebred livestock, signaling a move from journalism to farming.

Charles D. Greenfield Heleena Star Helena

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