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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
3
Reading notices in the local column cost 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first and 8 cents for each subsequent insertion. standing ads rates available on request.
A fragmented OCR item lists directional codes West Bound No 1 North Bounds and South Bound No 2 No 4 with scattered timing figures 2:12 pm 3:56 pm 2:03 am. The text mentions East Bound Peete and Seasteneer entries and several unclear numbers.
Dillon community items list numerous visitors and residents in town last Saturday and the week, including Milton Nay Dave Burke Henry Thompson and many more. Other notes mention local business matters eyeing sales and services with mirrors of the town economy, plus advertisements for sales and services.
Two government prepared models, displayed in Washington for a forest products exposition, illustrate an acre of western yellow pine before and after logging. They show proper stump height, waste reduction, brush burning, and preservation of young growth for reforestation, plus how sales go to bidders or settlers.
The Big Hole News notes Dillon s third spring sale set for Thursday and Friday May 21 and 22 promising to eclipse prior efforts George Ditty leads the sale with fair conduct and buyer protection While Tope and family arrive at Northfork ranch and various locals gossip about horses, new homes, and travel plans across the valley
An article argues American telephone systems are faster and cheaper than Paris. It cites tests showing New York averages 11 seconds to connect versus Paris at 1 minute 20.8 seconds, with cities like London and Brussels quicker on calls to nearby towns. It notes instrument costs and yearly charges, highlighting Parisian delays and sole reliance on subscribers supplying equipment.
University of Nebraska horticulture department recommends a dormant spray to prevent fungus diseases and orchard insects. Mix one gallon of sulphur to ten gallons of water to control blister canker and apple aphis, applied in fair dry weather after pruning and other tree wounds.
Jewell advertises a ready stock of heavy derrick irons with a strong iron at a price not exceeding four. Call early to secure and ready the derrick. G. E. Jewell.
Advertises coal and transfer services with contact instruction to see Bell for details and arrangements.
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