Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1905
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including 20 cents per line for first insertions, 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, and 10 cents per line for fret insertion with 8 cents for each following line. Standing ads rates available on request. Notices of church festivals and events with admission profits are charged at 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry and thanks also priced at 5 cents per line.
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Danne F
Xaminer
Dillon: Examiner
Train Timetable Snippet From 1905 North South Boundaries
A dated timetable fragment lists train numbers 7 and 9 for northbound departures at 12:05 a.m and 1:28 p.m, and trains 10 and 8 for southbound departures at 20 a.m and 7:28 p.m, with effective date June 1 1905.
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North Bound
South Bound
Local notes from Dillon and surrounding area
Dillon and nearby towns see a steady stream of visitors and residents from Butte Helena and Polaris. Business calls include Dr Eddy, dentist. J M King from Butte. M F Stone from Junction Idaho. and H B Ives from Helena. Community updates cover births sales and a looming Fourth of July safety ban on firecrackers.
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Dillon Boys
Sleeping car comfort upgrade on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes replacing heavy woolen blankets on Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, offering a cooler, more inviting bed for sleeping car travelers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansan City
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