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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
4
Official paper of Beaverhead County published in Dillon Montana edited by E L Poindexter. It notes weekly publication every Wednesday and that the paper is mailed to subscribers until payment arrears are cleared with a $2 yearly subscription in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. May 1, 1907.
The article defends Mr. Bryan against misrepresentation on rail government ownership. It notes he does not demand immediate ownership but supports government control as preferable to ownership if private rail abuses persist. It urges accurate portrayal of his position and outlines pricing based on true property value and removal of inflated stock water.
The Helena Independent argues that advertising is a profitable investment for merchants. It notes that ten sales staff can only reach a limited number of customers daily, while well-placed ads expand reach and explain product merits to a broader audience.
A historic urging that advertising equals profit through volume and informed customers. The piece argues advertising reaches far beyond sales staff, making it essential for progress and preventing merchants from failing to compete. It asserts ads make a merchant a town crier and deliver steady returns.
Montana towns plan July festivities as Dillon business leaders urge early preparation for a county wide celebration. If Dillon hosts, the event should be grand and well organized to honor the natal holiday.
An exchange asks and answers who pays for merchant advertising. The line argues the non advertiser loses business to the advertiser, who profits from increased sales and better goods. It concludes advertising costs are borne by those who do not advertise.
A fiery newspaper columnist scorns President Roosevelt for wasting time on a baseball game while urging readers to join the sport. The piece mocks the idea of idle moments and extols the game as a vital, life-igniting activity, even as it debates public figures and enthusiasm.
An Indiana embezzler says a confession born of remorse has kept him from eternal punishment, claiming hell has welcomed him five times while he has escaped to return four times. His tale, if true, makes him more fortunate than some others in one respect.
A Minneapolis woman files for divorce alleging her husband threw money at her in a heated dispute. The action highlights tensed marriage strain amid isolated past cases but marks a new point in her divorce complaint.
Dr John A Donovan of Butte eye ear nose and throat specialist relocates his office from Murray Hospital to The Phoenix Symona Bigd Poe indicates change in address and care location for patients in the region.
Deputy game and fish warden Henry Aware notes a quiet period with no spring waterfowl hunting. Geese and ducks favor Montana waters for nesting as poaching declines, while deer and Rocky Mountain sheep increasingly inhabit lower lands. Hatchery sites in Missoula Ovando and Flathead regions spark local interest, with rail access prioritized for shipment. The Silver Bow Angler's Club praises Columbia Gardens hatchery success and aims to restock streams by releasing hundreds of thousands of trout fry nearby Butte.
Notice to parties of proposals on June 38th 1907 to consider bridge plans and specifications including Howe Trues and roadway width to be 16 feet instead of 12. Dated Dillon Montana April 30 1907. O C Gosman chairman Jno S Baker county clerk 36-21
The Northern Pacific Great Northern and Butte Anaconda and Pacific railways, after a conference with Montana state railroad commissioners, grant a 3000 mile interchangable ticket at 2.14 cents per mile usable east of Minnesota under conditions. They aim to recruit Oregon Short Line and Burlington to accept. Montana had asked for 2000 miles but accepted 3000 as compromise.
Leave orders at Dillon Grocery Store. At W. S. Mathes.
Dillon Montana April 15 1907 notice to Blanch Stanfield and heirs that 1906 labor expenditure of 100 dollars on the Gladstone lode in Utopia mining district Beaverhead county Montana is recorded. Co owner John Olsen has paid required annual labor under section 2324 and warns that failure to contribute within 90 days after publication will transfer ownership to Olsen. First pub April 17. 14t.
City Council of Dillon Montana invites sealed bids for construction of all sidewalks ordered during the year ending May 1 1908. Bids due May 1 1907 at 8 p m, must be endorsed Bids for Cement Sidewalks and delivered to the City Engineer. Dated Dillon April 10 1907.
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