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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
4
BE editor L Poindexter notes the Dillon Montana paper entered in 1902 as second class matter and mailed to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrears paid. Annual subscription price listed at $2 in advance.
The Dillon Examiner assures advertisers of the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records and mailing lists for inspection.
The piece argues that the Baltimore convention will decide if the Roosevelt third-party challenge can revive or wreck the Democratic Party and warns that nominating a reactionary could ruin the party. It contrasts Taft’s position, Roosevelt’s tactics, and the need for Democratic unity to counter Wall Street influence, urging decisive action at Baltimore.
The article argues that keeping costs down is the key issue for Americans rather than presidential identity. It cites excessive protection and rising living costs squeezing workers while a few millionaires grow richer, fueling discontent and a turn toward socialism as history repeats itself.
The piece argues high living costs threaten the republic and urges solving the issue before unrest grows. It compares Republican protectionist tariffs with Democratic tax cuts, urging a clear choice between protection or minimal tariffs to fund government expenses.
William Taylor and son Albert joined by Albert's wife and daughter travel from Dillon to Ruby for business. Albert recently moved to Ruby, employed by the Conrey Placer Mining company.
Mrs C H Hay died in Dillon at about 10:30 yesterday morning at 470 Thompson Avenue after a brief illness from blood poisoning. She was 38, born in Avoca Wisconsin, and lately moved here from Red Lodge Montana with her husband C H Hay and three children. She is survived by her husband, three children, her parents from Avoca and siblings from Red Lodge. Funeral arrangements will follow the arrival of relatives from the East and Red Lodge.
The fragment lists items under assets and liabilities including due from banks and reserve agents, cash items, notes of other National Banks, lawful money, specie, redemption fund with the U.S. Treasury, and collection accounts. Totals show sums in the hundreds of thousands with a final liability figure of 102 066 22 496 619 50.
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