Examiner Editorial Address Note from Dillon Montana
The Dillon Examiner lists the editorial and business management contact details as part of its notice, indicating where readers should direct letters and inquiries. The entry specifies the newspaper’s Dillon, Montana posting date for second class matter under the 1879 Act and directs correspondence to the appropriate department.
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Dillon
Montana
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Farm Mortgage Relief Plan Explained for Montana Farmers
Explanation of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act liberalizing Federal land bank loans. It covers bond guarantees, lower interest rates for five years, possible five year principal suspensions, direct and association loans, loan limits from 100 to 50000 dollars, and 4 1 4 percent rates for five years with 5 percent direct loans. Applications go through local national farm loan associations or the land bank in Spokane.
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Bozeman
Federal Land Banks
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
United States
National Farm Loan Associations
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Spokane
Land Bank
Seven New Laws to Guide Us July 1
Seven laws passed by the last session take effect July 1. The chain store bill expands the board of equalization duties as it notifies about 10 000 mercantile establishments. License fees for chain stores total 15 000 to 20 000 dollars split between the state general fund and the common school fund. Separate applications and 60 cent per store license charges apply, with half-rate after July 1 and annual expirations December 31. Violations carry 25 to 100 dollars per day fines.
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Board of Equalization
State General Fund
Common School Equalization Fund
State legislative bills on school transport timber cuts and county bonds
The document outlines bills revising driver duties for transporting children and setting qualifications, adjusting stumpage prices and timber cutting rules in state forests, and authorizing issuance of county bonds plus special taxes to cover floating indebtedness at June 30, 1933. It references transfer companies in Helena Great Falls and Butte to operate a trucking line between Great
Southern Farmers Seek Work Horses in Montana Market
Farmers from Georgia and North Carolina inquire about range horses mustangs unbroke and mules asking for two carloads of wild horses. Agriculture Commissioner A H Stafford says inquiries diverted to Montana ranchers likely to have sales. State vet Dr W J Butler notes broad demand for good work horses across Montana. Alden Telin visited Dillon from Blaine.
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A. H. Stafford
Georgia
North Carolina
Stafford
Montana
W. J. Butler
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
Sealed bids sought for 300 tons stoker slack coal
Notice states sealed bids due by 8 p m July 13 1938 for about 300 tons of stoker slack coal to be delivered to district school houses. Details on size provided by clerk F P Bulger Beaverhead County Montana. First publication June 21 1988.
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F. P. Bulger
Help Wanted in Beaverhead County and Dillon
Male help wanted for steady farm calls in Beaverhead county. No experience or capital required. Apply to McNess Co Dept H Freeport Illinois. Repair work sought by machinist John Peterson Grant and A E Olson Williamson House Dillon. 48-21.
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Beaverhead County
McNess CO
Dept. H
Freeport
Illinois
John Peterson
Grant
A. E. Olson
Williamson House
Dillon
Montana Rail Route Dispute Nixes Joint Application
The Montana railroad commission denied the joint Crago Falls and Butte by way of Helena route application, citing ample railroad service in the territory and blocking the proposed connection.
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Montana Railroad Commission
Crago Falls
Butte
Helena
Tom The Long Distance Operator Rate Inquiry
The statement notes that Tom or the long distance operator will be glad to provide rate information. It implies a customer service tone and guidance for obtaining telephone rate details.
Notice of Redemption on Ber Lin Lode Mining Claim
Mrs Mamie Anderson Copeland and all to whom it may concern are notified that an undivided one fourth interest in the Ber Lin Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County Montana was sold for delinquent taxes in 1927 to Beaverhead County for 1.68 dollars, tax sale certificate 2204. The sum due now is 13.75 dollars plus costs, redemption expired January 23, 1931, and Mrs Larry Wier assignee will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer on July 20, 1933.
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Mamie Anderson Copeland
Berlin Lode
Range 9
Montana
Base
Meridian
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Larry Wier
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Farm Mortgage Relief Plan OF Government
Taylor
Canadian National Railways
North America
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Vaughn Lake
Alden Telin
Blaine
Legals
Moyen
Larry Weir
County Court House
Tom
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
State Bank & Trust Go
Dillon, Montana
Claudia Faust
Will
S. Rife
Butte Printing
Montana Standard
Butte Typographical Union
Printing Trades Union
Business Man
Tribune Book
Geo. L. Routledge, M. D
Dillon Typewriter Company
Hazelbaker Block