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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
5
Investment commissioner William Keating warns brokers and fiscal agents to stop selling oil stocks in Montana. He cites a grand jury probe in Silver Bow county and lists thirty two Butte firms selling in violation. All dealers must obtain permits and have literature censored before distribution.
A Montana editorial urges unflagging loyalty to state institutions the State University the State College the Normal College and the School of Mines arguing home grown education matches or exceeds eastern offerings. It condemns teachers who push graduates to leave Montana for better instruction and notes some local dissent in Billings.
The piece notes Shakespeare's death centennial and asks how to honor him without repeating his birthday. It reflects on his early life, struggles, and the path to earning a living before his fame.
The piece argues the encompassing soul of Shakespeare, noting his unique dramatic influence and concise language. It contrasts modern tastes with Shakespeare’s timeless mastery, praising his instinctive expression and lack of reliance on books for genius.
The Normal college at Dillon offers a summer session from June 6 to August 26. It features observation and training in public schools, kindergarten, music, physical education, penmanship, and lectures. Full credit toward graduation, a free employment bureau, state and teachers exams, and library access are provided.
Montana sheepmen, especially in Beaverhead county, are urged to feel confident as wool prices reach record highs. A National Wool Warehouse circular notes tight global wool supply, war demand, and strong American mills, predicting sustained strength and continued high prices.
A quoted piece questions gender bias in public conduct and enforcement. It contrasts a man in absurd dress or foul behavior with a woman who might attract no arrest, asking why double standards exist in Esterville Democrat.
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