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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1923

Page

11

Beaverhead County Road Bond Debate on Tax Impact

A Beaverhead County citizen argues against a $350,000 road bond, detailing mismanagement in road work, poor drainage, and favors incremental improvements. The piece compares county and state road funding, outlines tax implications under a 10 to 20 year bond, and calls for spending on local producer valleys over highway to Idaho.

Gosman Bis California Colorado Beaverhead Dillon Examiner Browne’s Bridge Idaho O. S. S. Railroad Browne's Bridge Idaho State Line Dillon Armstead Dell Lima Monida Sheep Creek Centennial Horse Prairie Blacktail Grasshopper Big Hole Basin Butte, Dillon-Salt Lake City

Tax figures show sharp drop in 1921 incomes and gains

The 1921 income tax returns reveal a nationwide decline in net income from prior year levels with total individual returns over 6.6 million. New York and Pennsylvania lead in both filings and taxes, while corporate income fell about 3.6 billion from 1920. A new hat line greets readers at Mrs. Anna Hart’s store.

Bureau New York Pennsylvania Treasury Illinois Anna Hart

Rotary club increases membership drive continues

The Rotary club discusses holidays, road conditions, and tourism in California. An Automobile Club of Southern California letter cites 1922 data: 234,806 cars with 936,403 motorists staying 55 days, spending about 4 dollars daily, totaling over 205 million dollars left in the state.

Automobile Club of Southern California Rotary Club Examiner California Ian Agricultural Department State of California Motor Vehicle Department Grant Sequoia Yosemite Tahoe Trinidad Colorado Granca Canyon Montana Dillon

Young business man favors trim dignified fall attire

The passage praises the prudent young business man who chooses simple, quality suits. It notes he avoids fads, prefers striped and solid fabrics, and seeks unfinished worsteds from top English Scottish and American weavers to project energy and good judgment.

England Scotland America

Bond Issue Rumor Shrinks Amid Local Debate

A fragmentary note suggests discussion of a bond issue deemed essential by Louis Anderson and others. The text hints at urgency and possible civic implications though details remain unclear.

Louis Anderson

Buick Four Wheel Brakes Boost Safety Across Models

Buick introduces enhanced four wheel brake systems that improve safety on all models. The refinement adds stopping power and improved control, aiming to reduce accidents and boost driver confidence across the lineup.

Buick

Automobile Club of Southern California Touring Bureau

Automobile Club of Southern California announces travel guidance from the touring bureau led by D Doig, manager.

Automobile Club of Southern California D. Doig Touring Bureau

Five Dillon High Students Host Delightful Cotillion

Last Friday evening at city hall five high school boys staged a memorable cotillion in an oriental decorated auditorium. The event featured an ornate canopy of red and black festoons and hundreds of Chinese lanterns with incense fragrance. Hosts were Hugh Scully Phillip Lovell Tom Harris Walter Foster and Frank Hunsaker. Patrons included Mr and Mrs W T Scully Mr and Mrs Maynard Lovell Mr and Mrs R E Foster Mr and Mrs I F Hunsaker Miss Mary Harris and Miss Velma Phillips.

Dillon Palma Hugh Scully Phillip Lovell Tom Harris Walter Foster Frank Hunsaker W. T. Scully Maynard Lovell R. E. Foster I. F. Hunsaker Mary Harris Velma Phillips

1923 Chevrolet Ad From Beaverhead Motors Co

A compact classified style notice advertising a 1923 Chevrolet from Beaverhead Motors Co. featuring quick delivery and light to heavy hauling services by James Cunningham with phone contact. The fragment mentions Drayage of all kinds and includes reference numbers 13-11 and 18-11.

Beaverhead, Motors Co James Cunningham

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