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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
4
Wednesday November 26 1913 notice stating Dillon Montana paper entered 1912 under act, regular mailing to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrears paid, subscription price two dollars per year in advance.
The Che Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the paper with the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
W J Bryan in the Commoner accuses Senator Cummins of wavering between protectionist rhetoric and progressive shifts. The piece notes Cummins questioned motives behind protection, attacked the president, and later supported the Payne Aldrich tariff while opposing an income tax. It questions whether he can guide Iowa progressives away from Wall Street influence.
Senator LaFollette criticizes the party's push for a new convention and urges not to abandon principle for power. He praises Wilson era reforms, noting downward tariff revisions, a pending currency bill, and promised trust legislation as steps against centralized power, while cautioning about rapid passage without wise review.
A fragment notes efforts to reinstate the Republican Party in control of the national administration, suggesting strategic moves within party leadership to regain influence. The text implies a political realignment discussion without detailing specific actions or dates.
W J Bryan argues in The Commoner that the next administration will take decisive action against private monopolies. He credits the Democratic Party with willingness to strike at the root of the issue and predicts Republican timidness on trust reform.
The Ballantine Project Pioneer notes a contrast between a Democrat and a Republican, claiming Democrats are less adept at wrongdoing than their opponents. It cites Henry Watterson’s quip that a Democrat reveals a flaw, while a Republican exposes anger.
The City Better movement challenges the long standing City Beautiful ideal arguing real improvement comes from practical reforms. Proponents claim better streets services and housing deliver tangible gains while supporters warn aesthetic aims still inspire civic pride and lasting value.
Harry Lane Wilson says the administration in Mexico is mistaken, and Dean C Worces ter says the president's Philippines policy is wrong. Both men lose their positions. Governor Wilson of New Jersey rises to the U S presidency, while Governor Tener of Pennsylvania becomes president of the National Baseball League.
The Ditlon post office lists uncalled items for the week ending November 16. Include Mrs. Chinn, Andy Nick, Draper, Mrs. Fed Graveley, Perry 8 Jenson Elvinda Newkirk Marl C Pasick Jacob Rogan Mae Smith, Mrs. Hharry BE, St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co. Wheeler S J Hopper Alice J Jensen Jens J Ki L Poindexter postmaster.
The Student Help committee seeks employers and board hosts. Inquiries should be sent to Edith McDowell, Mrs. N. Re Free, Nina M. Nash, or R. Clark. An Assyrian woman named Jennie George was arrested for selling apparel without a license and fined $50 by Justice Kennison.
Dr Rathbone, noted dentist, locates his new practice in the White Block at 12 Montana Street. The listing notes the address and professional standing in the community.
Directory listing three churches in Dillon with addresses and service times. Presbyterian Rev.Rh V Ostrander morning sermon Sabbath school Christian Endeavor evening service. Episcopal Rev W S Watson Holy Communion 7:30 Morning Prayer 11 Evening Prayer 7:30 Sunday school 9:44. Methodist Rev Jesse Lucklen schedule includes services 11, 7:30, and various youth programs with Mass times noted.
Justice of the Peace A A Kennison issues an alias summons in Beaverhead County Montana. Anna Klein against Peter Hansen seeks 29.45 for goods sold and delivered with default judgment if no timely answer filed by the defendant. The notice dates November 18 1913 with Norris Hurn Smith as attorneys for the plaintiff.
In a sweeping outcome from New York elections, nearly all candidates who opposed direct nominations were defeated. The cross-party losses indicate broad backlash against limits on nominating processes.
The rapidly rising high school building stands as a monument to the progressiveness of Dillon and Beaverhead County, reflecting local development and community advancement.
The National Conversation Congress adjourned as Gifford Pinchot led the debate to a three to one victory, marking a clear win for Pinchot in the contentious session.
The organizers finalize arrangements for a White House ceremony with the groom participating as a central figure in the royal or official event.
A brief note urges sending items early and by parcel post this year to ensure timely delivery. The reminder emphasizes planning ahead to avoid delays and reflects postal guidance for seasonal mailing.
A humorous note asserts enduring the hash as a Thanksgiving test. The fragment hints at a seasonal joke or editorial aside about traditional dishes and family meals. No specific people or places are named.
Herbert Wheat and George Mast returned to Dillon Monday from a hunting trip in the Sheep creek basin region. They killed one deer. Who killed it remains an unsolved mystery for future generations as both claim modesty and share credit.
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