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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
5
A terse classified note inviting readers to write or call for appointments, signaling a service offering or consultation. No names or locations provided. The item emphasizes accessibility and direct contact.
Ford Motor Co warns owners to insist on genuine Ford parts for repairs. The message urges avoiding counterfeit or imitation components to protect vehicle performance and safety.
Chancellor B C Elliott arrived after three weeks away hunting for instructors to fill vacancies in state educational institutions. He has employed about half the number needed and will disclose names, including the president of Dillon Normal School, at the state board of education meeting on July 7. He is scheduled to speak in Milwaukee on July 1.
Helena June 7. Question arises on how employers should handle workers who refuse to answer under house bill 339 requiring detailed reports of all aliens in crews of 50 or more. State industrial accident board chair E Spriggs says refusal is a misdemeanor. employers may file charges.
John Clay of Clay Robinson Co in Billings says cattle prices will ease as supply grows. He warns sheep prices depend on wool, and hogs remain strongest due to demand for fats and pork products. He notes U S cattle numbers exceed prewar levels and peacetime demand could lower prices.
W B Orem the state quartz mine inspector on a quarterly visit to Helena offices praised Butte as the greatest mining camp in the world. He noted about 10 000 miners are at work daily and more are expected as the area remains busy. He shared anecdotes and joked about a new dance step and a light conundrum causing general amusement among staff.
Vera Baker, county clerk and recorder, notes a legislative change closing registration books 45 days before elections. For the September 2 special election, registration ends July 18 at 6 00 p m. Many electors who did not vote last fall have been cancelled and must re register to vote this year.
The National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association revealed fall and winter fashions in Cleveland. Coats and suits show long straight lines with skirts seven inches from the floor. jackets feature fur cords braid embroidery and many buttons. coats extend to just above the knee in softer fabrics like polo cloth bolivas velours and suedes with brown the leading color.
Sullivan Bros advertise availability of baled hay and ground feed for sale. Local buyers may inquire for quantities and pricing.
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