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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
4
A note records Henry F. Crittenden as managing editor entered on September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class mail under the 1879 act. It marks formal newspaper mail status and location for archival purposes.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It invites advertisers to inspect subscription records and mailing lists.
The United States gains regional goodwill as Argentina Brazil and Chile mediate with Huerta in Mexico. The mediation shifts Latin American sentiment toward Pan American solidarity and mutual understanding, despite the unlikely immediate removal of Huerta.
The article states Colonel Goethals, builder of the canal, argues against toll exemptions citing economic costs. He warns that the canal will need all revenue to cover about 400 million dollars spent and that free tolls subsidize stockholders, not shippers, contradicting treaty obligations and economic prudence.
President Wilson asserts constitutional duty to guarantee republican government and restore order after long-standing unrest in Colorado coal regions. Troops arrive after local efforts failed, to quell armed insurrection, protect life and property, with plans to withdraw once peace is secured. Colorado must maintain peace going forward.
The piece calls for punishment of those responsible for violent acts and urges reforms to prevent such scenes. It condemns the state for disgrace and argues for humane laws and enforcement amid criticism of Colorado’s conduct.
The piece praises President Wilson for handling the Mexican crisis with a balanced, principled policy. It argues peace advocates and war hawks are both unsatisfied, but credits Wilson with clear vision moral courage and unyielding purpose guiding the nation.
A Nebraska style reflection on rural schooling and the impact of humble teachers. It argues against judging by appearances and notes historic presidents who rose from log cabins. The piece encourages faith in small groups of students and hidden potential.
A Madisonian exhortation urges daily guidance for boys and girls, seeking value in twenty upright citizens through honest work. It emphasizes honesty, skill, enthusiasm, hope, courage, and unwavering faith as lasting national worth.
In the Senate Elihu Root is hailed as a man of lofty character sincere purpose and a true desire to do right. The speaker notes Root’s patriotism places country above party and contrasts him with partisan figures such as Mann of Illinois and Penrose of Pennsylvania.
Judge Clements of Helena declares candidacy for associate justice in the Democratic primaries. Judge Erickson of Kalispell joins the race. A eastern Montana Democrat and a Missouri River region candidate enter, with nomination tilting toward Judge Poindexter of Dillon in a rapid canter. Muadisonian.
An opportune moment to enlist volunteers is noted as the spring house cleaning season begins, bringing expected burdens for the average man during tasks of clearing, scrubbing, and organizing.
A fragment references a man named Edison who warns that a vacation is a lazy thing, noting he does not belong to the I Ww, W, a telegraphic or editorial aside with unclear context.
A quip notes many men feel sadness at the idea they cannot read their own obituaries, reflecting on memory and legacy with wry humor. The line plays on life stories and the human wish to foresee how one is remembered.
The statement notes that purchasing tickets from a scalper is not required to qualify for seating in the bald-head row, implying eligibility rests on other criteria rather than price or resale.
The Standing Room Only sign could be placed on some of the late fashions in women's skirts, highlighting a trend toward fuller silhouettes and perhaps urging buyers to hurry on limited stock.
The remark suggests that if Huerta is wise he should press for terms now while he still has enough ammo to fire a salute, signaling leverage and cautious diplomacy in a tense situation.
A circular letter to Montana country ministers and rural advocates called for a country church week tied to the state Agricultural College summer school. The response was broad and enthusiastic with many pledging support and attendance, aiming to strengthen rural life through sermons, lectures, and discussions on farming, recreation, and community surveys. -J. H. Holst.
In the district court Beaverhead County Montana the estate of A. D. Young deceased is administered by George W. Young. Creditors and all claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Norris Hurd Smith Dillon MT.
Legal notice from the judicial district of Montana in Beaverhead County with Agnes Burles as plaintiff and Edward as defendant. File involves civil process requiring appearance or response by the named party. Court actions proceed according to state law and local rules.
The state of Montana summons the defendant John William Burles to answer a complaint seeking a decree of divorce custody of the minor child and division of property. It requests alimony and legal costs and warns of default judgment if no answer within twenty days. First publication May 6 1914.
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