Dillon Examiner notice date and editorial contact
The Dillon Examiner entry shows the paper's 1902 registration in Dillon Montana and a June 30 1920 note directing all editorial and business correspondence to the editor.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner entry shows the paper's 1902 registration in Dillon Montana and a June 30 1920 note directing all editorial and business correspondence to the editor.
The piece blasts Montana and North Dakota farmers duped into joining the Nonpartisan League with promises of state owned warehouses, telephones, mills, and a four hour day. It condemns the Great Falls convention as dominated by Dunn Wheeler supporters and calls industrial democracy a cover for socialism.
An editorial from the Helena Independent accuses Townley and allied groups of deceiving Montana farmers to fund socialist campaigns. It calls for eight and then four hour days, links L. J. Duncan to socialist causes, and notes Townley’s Nonpartisan League revival. Highlights visits by Wm. J. Bryan and local social and mining activity in Melrose and Divide.
Melrose residents and visitors filled last week with trips to Gold Hill Anaconda Butte Dillon Missoula and Bozeman. Lena King Johanna Larsen Mrs Stevens and daughter stayed near Melrose while Albert Streb and families returned from Dillon and other towns. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Swaford of Melrose during the week.
Reichle L C Christensen and E W Brad bury were in Dillon on business. J B Garrison made a business trip to Dillon. The Keith Mining Co. plan a valuable shipment of gold ore this week. Miss Genevieve O Leary returned to Butte after teaching locally. Karl Beehrer fished at Browns lakes Sunday. Wayne Cummins visited friends in Butte and returned Sunday. Lee Joy E W Bradbury and L C Christensen went to Divide for a dance Saturday night. L A McBride of Butte surveys McCarthy mining properties.
Notice states one small gray mare and colt with no brands will be sold at public auction at Nay Brothers ranch on Grasshopper July 15 if not claimed. 4713 W. A. Lovell, Stock Inspector.
Beaverhead County voter notice states James E Phillips files as a Democratic candidate for sheriff at the August primaries. He announces officially his intention to seek the nomination on the Democratic ticket.
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