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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
4
The notice identifies Dillon Montana as the filing location and notes second class mailing status under the 1879 act, dated September 20, 19 cents 2.
A concise obituary of Daniel Sickles recalling his 98 years of public life from Civil War hero to congressman and controversial figure. It notes his leg injury at Gettysburg, his conversion to Catholicism, the Key affair, his diplomatic stint in Spain, and enduring devotion of his wife during years apart, ending with his death at his bedside.
The piece argues Villa should be seen as a steadfast friend of the United States amid mixed views in American circles. It notes Villa rejected Huerta's trap and warned that a single word could mobilize 60,000 constitutionalist troops against U S occupation. It praises his loyalty to Madero and Carranza and urges restraint in vilifying him.
The piece accuses Colorado of official injustice and incompetence during a labor conflict. It denounces state abdication to coal interests, militia domination, suppression of speech, and unlawful actions, urging citizens to restore order and reform government.
The House Judiciary committee reports both proposed constitutional amendments with no recommendation. Washington insiders expect a forced vote on prohibition this session, while suffrage prospects remain doubtful in both chambers. Southern lawmakers oppose expansion. overall view favors leaving qualifications to states. Roosevelt is cited revealing a strange boast about his boils as progress.
A reprint argues against women’s voting rights, stating the home as the foundation of government. It claims men alone shape laws, lauds the U.S. Constitution, and doubts women’s capacity for policy making while emphasizing motherhood’s influence and home duties. It cites Abraham Lincoln’s mother as an example and questions the impact of woman suffrage locally versus nationally.
A reflective note on temperance contrasts a man’s restraint with liquor’s overpowering pull. The piece muses that many men aim for moderation yet end up letting drink dictate actions and fate.
The user option pits Huerta against Uncle Sam or Villa, with the U.S. route described as very hazardous. The text frames the decision as a dangerous political choice, highlighting potential U.S. involvement and its perils.
A compact aphorism notes that people rarely become fools simply for missing chances, suggesting everyday missteps stem from limited opportunities rather than sheer lack of wit.
Public sale offer by the U S land office Helena Montana May 6 1914 under act of March 28 1912 serial 09095 to the highest bidder not less than 3 50 per acre at 10 oclock A M June 18 1914 for NEY NIE section 11 T 78 R 10 W M M Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time Jos Binnard Register
Notice from the Department of the Interior stating Ebbert R. Weikel of Dillon Montana filed a notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim on section 15 township 8 west range 8 west Montana meridian before I A Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on June 12 1914. Claimant witnesses are Carter V Garland Clyde H Smith Hubert L Smith and Fred Bowers all of Dillon Montana. BBL Jos Binnard Register.
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