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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
The notice confirms postal entailment of the Dillon Montana paper dated September 20 1902 with editor BE Poindexter as editor and second class matter under the 1879 act. It lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance and states mailing will continue until subscribers request discontinuation and all arrears are settled.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers Bea verhead county the largest bona fide paid circulation and keeps subscription and mailing records open for advertiser inspection.
Wadl Lson Gardner a Roosevelt correspondent declares Taft has abandoned Roosevelt policies and predicts Roosevelt will not endorse the Taft administration in any form. Gardner notes Roosevelt’s long absence from American soil and his failure to meet Taft since March 4, 1909.
The article argues two battleships cost 32 million over 20 years including 12 million to build and 1 million yearly upkeep. It contrasts this with farming capacity 8,000 farms, 1,600 churches, education for 16,000, 50 manual training schools, jobs for 75,000 yearly, and large public works, urging reconsideration of military spending.
The death of George R. A Milburn ends a notable career as a Montana Supreme Court judge. A Yale graduate and lifelong Democrat, he remained engaged in state and world affairs, offering strong opinions and diligent work on the bench and in social circles.
Editor Examiner asks for space to outline the history of establishing a retail saloon in Grant town within Horse Prairie valley and to voice the outraged community’s protest in concise form.
Beav erhead county commissioners weighed a petition for a Grant saloon license amid a long local feud with Horse Prairie residents who opposed the establishment. The board granted the license despite a larger remonstrance filed by dozens of property owners.
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana Hannah Rebich sues Matt Rebich seeking a decree of dissolution of marriage and custody of their two minor children. The defendant must answer within twenty days or risk default and the relief requested will be granted.
Court notice warns that failure to answer will prompt the plaintiff to seek relief in court. Dated June 27 1910 with clerk F A Hazelbaker and attorney Jos C Smith of Dillon Montana. First publication June 29 1910. 4st.
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