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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
5
A crowded column lists residents and visitors in Dillon including Ed Roe from Bedrock, F W Brenner of Brenner, Reed Featherly from Butte, J J Foley and J R Crook from Butte, and many others. Talks cover business rounds, store and hotel news, and community happenings at Graeter Grocery Co and the Medlen hotel.
Union Electric Co announces a 25 percent discount on all lighting bills if paid by the 10th, excluding motor and all night business. Bills paid after the 10th receive no discount and may face service shutoff after the 15th. This rule is a positive order from headquarters.
The firm announces that following the purchase of Harvey Johnston's share, all future bills are payable to Herb Wheat at S. 8 Patterson's store. This notice directs clients and creditors to update their records accordingly.
The fragment urges registration to vote, notes six months until baseball season, and muses on China. The text resembles a mixed civic reminder, sports countdown, and geopolitical commentary without a coherent single event or outcome.
Taft spent two hours in Washington D C last week as officials of the National Grange consider policy. The article questions whether the farmers will be swayed by such visits and whether Taft can influence the Grange vote.
A fragmented clipping notes Italy’s struggle with its role as “The Great American Explainer” and Turkey’s unease with supplies. After being caught with goods, the Steal Trust must explain their source and motives amid shifting alliances.
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