Subscription rates and delivery note from 1916 paper
The notice lists subscription rates paid in advance with six months options and foreign delivery postage. It states the paper will be mailed until a definite discontinue order and arrears are settled. It asks subscribers to provide old and new addresses for changes and report faulty delivery. Checks payable to Examiner Printing Company. Telephone 34. Wednesday, March 8, 1916. $2.00 1.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner Printing Company
Farm Loan Debates in Montana Over Bond Form
Montana officials rebut claims that five percent farm loan bonds are blocked by state action. The dispute centers on bond language and whether the state would be bound for principal and interest. A. D. Stillman of the Women of Woodcraft sought bond wording to simulate state obligation, a move rejected as deceptive by officials.
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Montana
Montana Farms
Department of Farm Loans
A. D. Stillman
Farm Loan Commissioner
Woodcraft
Women of
Woodcarft
Stitlman
State of Montana
A.D. Stillman
Women of Woodcraft
The
Oth Rds
Stillman
Belgium
Mr. Stillman
Farm Loan Department
Colorado Commissioner of Insurance
Colorado
J. B. Poindexter
Poindexter
H. C. Cullom
Cullom
Mr. Cullom
Sillman
Stillman crusade over Montana bond form faces scrutiny
Montana State Treasurer W C Rah argues Stillman uses misleading bond proposals to exploit farmers and attack state officials. Rah defends bond forms as lawful, notes Stillman’s bluffing and raises concerns about Stillman’s motives, while asserting full support for deputy H C Cullom and compliance with the constitution.
Local visitors and arrivals fill Dillon day scene
L R Foote was in town from Reichle. Tony French came from Argenta. J W Potts of Divide visited the county seat. T E Kirk of Rexburg Idaho dropped in. Ben Dansie and family shopped. A J Noyes traveled to Butte. Charles Perry visited from Armstead. J P Loss transacted business from Wisdom. Mrs C W Scott visited parents in Butte. Ed Ryan moved to Dillon. J C Brenner spends day from Horse Prairie. John Brundage visits from Centennial valley. F A Strain looked after county business. Mrs Sam Jaggers left for Butte. Wanted to buy large chickens. Sugar Bowl Candy Kitchen 3011 Jack Carey from Pocatello visiting. Mrs Nellie Padley hosted a Sunday school party with a show at Pastime and refreshment at Palm Candy Kitchen.
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L. R. Foote
Reichle
Tony French
Argenta
J. W. Potts
Divide
T. E. Kirk
Rexburg
Idaho
Dillon
Ben Dansie
Bedrock
A. J. Noyes
Butte
Charles Perry
Armstead
J. P. Loss
Wisdom
J. C. Brenner
Horse Prairie
John Brundage
Centennial Valley
F. A. Strain
Sam Jaggers
Sugar Bowl Candy Kitchen
Jack Carey
Pocatello
Nellie Padley
Hat a Week Service Promises Fashionable Millinery
Miss Addie R. Baldwin operates a Bannack street millinery and launches a Hat a Week service. Each week a Gage hat, chosen from leading American designers, will be shown starting Saturday. The Natalie hat leads the line with designer ties to Ballet Russe and Theatre imagery.
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Addie R. Baldwin
Bannack Street
Miss Baldwin
America
Baldwin
Natalie
Ballet Russe
Gage
Thamar
Student Help Wanted by Normal College Committee
The committee on student help at the Normal College seeks self supporting placements for students. Those needing hourly work or a student to work for board may contact Nina M. Nash Stella Henderson Mrs L R Free or Elizabeth Hinshaw for arrangements.
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Normal College
Nina M. Nash
Stella Henderson
L.R. Free
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Loans Act
RENCH
C. W. Scott
Ed Ryan
Seattle
Miss Addie Baldwin
Montana State
Helena
E. W. Bell
Prop
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