Dillon Examiner masthead notes 1902 second-class status
The Dillon Examiner notes its 1902 second class matter designation under the 1879 act. The June 28 1922 issue indicates editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
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Examiner
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Dillon Examiner
Proposal for a graduated income tax to fund Montana schools
Montana teachers association proposes a graduated income tax and an inherited tax to raise school funds amid wide levy disparities. Petitions circulate to place the measures before voters in November, with funds distributed by teaching positions and attendance. reactions cite looming school funding crises. The article also notes a local wedding in Dillon and confirms the bride from Butte and groom from Bannack now living in the city.
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Montana
Mikss Sutherland
Beaverhead
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Miss . Truwper
Married couple elopes after brief Idaho wedding
A well known young man Otto Wangercrift and Miss Irene Seldentck from this city wed in Idaho after a short courtship. The couple reportedly married about one month ago and plans to reside locally with their friends.
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Otto
Wangercrift
Irene Seldentck
Idaho
Citywide School Zone Signs Warn Slow Driving
Signs were erected near all city schools warning motorists to reduce speed. The ordinance imposes penalties for violations and drivers are cautioned to heed the warnings.
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