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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
4
The notice records the Dillon Montana publication as a Wednesday issue with Henry F. Crittenden as managing editor and the date September 20, 1902, noting second class matter status under the 1879 act.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are always open to advertiser inspection.
The piece laments a torn high school flag and recalls past national pride amid Balkan casualties totaling 286 200 of 1 880 000 combatants. It warns against foreign wars and endorses cautious Mexico policy under President Wilson, urging readers to register within two days.
Helena organized effort to unite Montana manufacturers to boost local supply of raw materials and products. Leaders claim 98 percent of inputs can be sourced within Montana and urge stopping reliance on outside firms. Emphasizes dairy, coal, and beef industries to spur homegrown manufacturing.
A columnist laments repeated forgetfulness of the flag's meaning and stresses that disrespect occurs domestically, not only abroad, urging renewed respect and vigilance for national symbols.
The report highlights a severe storm in New York noted as the worst since 1888. It questions when winter will truly begin and emphasizes ongoing weather concerns.
The Montana Progressive continues to insist the Independent is integrated into the Jim Hill system.
A department specialist urges farmers to expand sheep production as mutton and wool demand climbs. Proper management boosts profits, with lambs marketable at four months and wool and forage overlap. Preventing stomach worms with crop rotation and fresh pasture safeguards flocks, while late fall lambing and spring sales offer premium returns.
Magicians musicians mindreaders and prestidigitators perform. Reserve seats at Yeaman's. Duke Gist finally buys an Overland from Boss Emerick, yielding to the road lure and expected to arrive by April first.
Dillon L W Gibson Zim Gillespie James Robson Pearl Siders Effie Smith Mrs H J Woodard Russell A K L Poindexter Postmaster
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