Dillon Montana Weekly Notice and masthead
The item presents the 1910 Dillon Montana weekly paper masthead with editorial by L Poindexter and publication details. It notes weekly Wednesday issue, entry date for mailing, and subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in Beaverhead
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records and mailing lists open to advertiser inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County Election Signals Shift Toward Progressives
Seghie reports Beaverhead County shows anti Carters sentiment rising and Republican majorities softened on the legislative ticket. Voters favored principles over personalities as Democratic and Republican campaigns under Smith and Selway are praised for fair, honorable conduct. Citizens commend the absence of bitterness after the campaign.
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Seghie
Beaverhead
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Messrs. Smith and
Selway
Smith
Beaverhead County
Vast Falls of Zambesi Stir Imagination and Power Prospects
Descriptive account of Victoria Falls on the Zambesi in Rhodesia with mist pillars and roaring rapids. Notes potential hydro power of 5,000,000 horsepower and a future city near the fall to power mines and light Darkest Attica. Also includes a religious reflection on divine presence and a buried initials tale, followed by Real Estate Transfers and mining deeds listings.
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Victoria
Zambesi River
Rhodesia
Africa
Zambesi
Bastaltic
Attica
Anglo Saxon rule urged across a transforming Africa
The piece envisions a canal and rail network from Cairo to the Cape, powered by Victoria Falls, lighting and transforming Central Africa. It imagines the Anglo Saxon as guiding force, opening jungles, cities, and industries across a vast territory in a redemption driven mission. It cites Goodwins Weekly and mentions Montana interstate league rumors and club funding dynamics.
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Cairo
Cape
Livingston
Shee
Great Falls
Goodwin
The Youths Companion Christmas Subscriptions Offer
The Youths' Companion advertises a yearly subscription for 1.75 covering 52 weekly issues and a 1911 volume with 250 stories and 50 exclusive contributions. New subscribers receive the remaining 1910 issues and a lithographed Art Calendar in color and gold, with extra gifts for Christmas donations.
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Youth’ Companion
IQN
Exra
Berkley St
Boston
Mass
Butte Joins New Inter Mountain League in 1909
W H Lucas cites prior failure of the 1909 Inter Mountain League while outlining plans to run a stronger, businesslike league. He notes ample capital, six day play, and active involvement with national commissions. Thiel holds the Salt Lake franchise and John J McCloskey is named for his past leadership of winning clubs.
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Teague
Butte
John
Flannery
Mites
Montana
Salt Lake
Ogden
Inter Mountain League
W. H. Lucas
Salt Lake Herald Republican
Northwestern League
National Commission
Union Association
Thiel
John J. McCloskey
Milwaukee American Association
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L. Poindexter
Dillon
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Victoria Falls
Pearl J. Smith
Jeyne Bingham
Bertie Beckstead
Eliza Selway
Poindexter & Orr
Clyde Bennington
John Grant
Stahl
Floy Morton
Nilson
Bales-Jones Company
Idaho
W. H. Parsons
Big Hole Basin
George Chinn
Elizabeth Schulz
Succor Gulch
John Shafer
Wm. McMann
Henry Smallhorn
Long Creek
Beach Creek
Wm. Dunn
Chas. Peterson
Overland Limited
Bannack
E J. Libby
Orpha
Blue Wing
Maiden. Creek Livestock Company
East Creek Sheep Company
West Side Addition
Joh Kent
Kodak
Eastman
Wii
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Welch’s and Armour
Ralston’s
Pettijohn’s
Knox’s
Montana Mercantile Co
Grocers
Dillon, Montana
Albert ,Stamm
the Jeweler
Dillon People
Madison Counties
A. ©. Gruwell
K. E. T. Brock
Tattersall Huse Furnishing Stores
Tre Central Stables
W. C. Orr
Juivery Stabe
Paul Brown
Gall
Gare
J. Carhart
the Examiner