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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
4
Beaverhead County paper dated 1902 lists editor and proprietor F C Kress and E L Poindexter Local editor. It notes mailing from Dillon Montana and price two dollars per year in advance. Subscribers receive regular mail until ordered otherwise and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner declares it offers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites advertiser inspection of subscription records and mailing lists. This notice appears in the May 10, 1905 issue.
State Superintendent E Harmon proposes stopping the indiscriminate granting of state and life certificates for Montana teachers. The Examiners lauds his stance with Governor Toole’s support, urging a higher standard and enforcement of existing laws to raise educational quality statewide.
Across the corn belt farmers are increasingly favoring heavy draft mares weighing 3600 to 4000 pounds. They can pull large loads, reducing reliance on hired help and spurring investment in bigger labor-saving machinery and broader plows mowers and reapers.
In a lively exchange a Chicago horse trader warns that American horses may not sell as low again, noting past export demand and rising home values. The piece then critiques Rockefeller rebates, arguing they harmed competitors and public carriers, while urging support for local industries and town amenities to keep professionals and services home.
The Dry Goods Reporter in Chicago urges small communities to resist patronizing large department stores and mail order houses, arguing such dependence harms local shops and towns. The Examiner notes the effort aims to educate residents about shopping choices and community impact.
The Exawitier urges Dillon to plan a Fourth of July celebration this year. It notes no steps have been taken and warns that large towns will announce events soon. A public meeting with business leaders is suggested to gauge support and either push the plan vigorously or halt street talk.
The towns of Butte and Missoula have begun a vigorous crusade against prostitutes private secretaries horn gamblers and rounders. Officials warn that expelled individuals may seek refuge in other towns and urge Dillon police to prevent any influx.
The American naval hero Admiral Dewey doubts a meeting between the Japanese and Togo would favor Japan. He cites Russian battleship superiority and treats torpedo boats as more than minor factors, warning friends of Japan against expecting victory.
Heavy snow and rain since Monday night deliver welcomed moisture for crops and pastures. The warm storm boosts hay and grain prospects, aiding stockmen and farmers and benefiting local business.
Construction of a Dillon to Big Hole basin telephone line is practically certain after enough stock was subscribed. The project will connect Basin residents with Dillon and benefit both local residents and area businessmen.
1280 acres on Musigbrod Creek in the Big Hole basin. Property listed by Mrs Nathan Hobson Dillon Montana. Call or address for rental details and terms.
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