Rates of Advertising in The Dillon Examiner 1913
The notice lists advertising rates in the Dillon Examiner issue of October 1 1913. Reading notices cost 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on application. Church festival notices and similar items with admission fees or profits are charged 5 cents per line, with obituary poetry and similar items also 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
THE
Dillon Examiner
Unclear Transit Directions In Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR snippet shows several directional labels such as West Bound and North Bound with stray numbers and times. Readers cannot determine a cohesive event, location, or date from the garbled data. No clear summaryable incident or notice is evident.
Local Dillon Notes Include Visits and Ads in Fields
Notices show travelers and locals visiting Dillon from Bristow Armstead and Lima with a mix of lodging and business. Ads offer mower castings cash payments, rental cars, daily and weekly rooms, and pasture/hay inquiries as residents plan farm and travel activities.
Gold and silver medals offered for road essay contest
Long notice outlines a U S Department of Agriculture contest to award a gold medal and silver medals for essays on the repair and maintenance of earth roads. It details age limits ten to fifteen, residency and school requirements, length, format, submission address, and evaluation criteria.
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Washington, D. C
Office of Public Roads
Logan Waller Page
Harth
Highway Commission
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Washinon D. C
Bitter Root stock farm buys Parsons herd of cows
W A Strange purchasing agent for Bitter Root stock farm bought the Parsons and Parsons herd of about 200 cows and calves last week. The price is undisclosed but the firm states the loss was suffered and Strange is known for reliable buying. Rev McJunkin arrived to arrange church maintenance and brought a shotgun for protection from mallards. Harve Paddock and Jimmie O Connell have quit ranching. ownership reverts to Fred and George Francis with George in charge. Mrs Dan Miller traveled to Bowen for her parents 30th wedding anniversary.
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W. A. Strange
Bitter Root
Parsons & Parsons
Mr. Strange
McJunkin
Harve
Jimmie O'Connel
Fred
George Francis
Dan Miller
Bowen
Mrs. Lawrence
Notice of Shoe Prices After October First
Notice to the public stating new shoeing rates due to higher stock and labor costs. Track or hand turned shoes range 3 to 4 dollars per horse, rubber pads 1 to 1.25, resetting and bar shoes 0.40 to 1.25 per shoe, new plain shoes up to 5 dollars per span, pads and packing 12 to 34 cents. Complete price list to be posted in shops. Signed George E Jewell H D Mayfield J B McLaren.
Beef cattle supply under pressure in 1918 U S figures
The article notes a strained cattle market with beef cattle scarcity supported by the U S Agriculture census as of January 1 1918. It provides a year by year table from 1906 through 1918 showing beef cattle numbers alongside continental U S population to illustrate the balance between herd size and population during that period.
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United States Agricultural Department
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
North Portland Stock Market Report
North Portland Oregon September market notes show cattle prices easing 25 cents from last week. Slaughter cows and prime steers command about 7.50 to 7.75, with heifers and various grades listed. hog prices fall 15 to 20 cents to around 8.75 top. Burke Commission Co. advises holding cattle if possible and shipping only strictly good stock.
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Portland
Oregon
Burke Commission Co
Real Estate Agent Buys and Sells Ranches in Montana
M. W. Bucy advertises in Lakeview Montana offering to locate homesteads and desert land in the Centennial valley. He promises free government land and water, plus buying and selling farms and ranches. Plant ads inviting ranch listings and services.
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Centennial Valley
M. W. Bucy
Lakeview
Mont
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Pride of Dillon
Fred Kohl
Dillon
Idaho Falls
Roscoe Cornell
Butte
W. P. Jahnke
Bristow
Griffith
Main Street
W. H. Boyle
Lima
Tattersall's
Kear
A. Beardsley
RR. J. Nelson
Glen Elder
Kansas
C. N. Dansie
Armstead
H. D. Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Patrick Sweeny
Dell
Matt Polish
Willis
Tom Pendergast
Child
Mrs. Antone Jackson
City
Mrs. Wiksdal
Albert Woodside
Roy Murray
Wikidal
Helena
Red
Montana Auto Supply Co
James Miller
Florence Heinbach
Anaconda
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Renard Smith
Pocatello
H.hulbert
Mr. Smith
John Hanson
Roberts
Bertha Solberg
Ostrander
W. F. Drummy
Tribune Book
Dilton
James Judge
Frank Knotts
O. M. Best
Faye Erwin
Virginia City
Normal College
Nellie Mooney
Grayling
Fink Business ‘College
Boise, Idaho
Elizabeth Ryan
Leadore
the Normal College
Emil Conger
I. L. Baldwine
Elkhorn Springs
Wright’s Carnival Company
Harry Gilbert
Gilbert
County Fair Association
Guild Hall
St. James Guild
Dr. Brownback
Margaret Poindexter
Poindexter
Grasshopper
Hercules Grainer
Gozard
From
Big Hole News
George E. Jewell
H. D. Mayfield
J. B. McLaren
North Portland Stock Market
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
State Bank OF Dillon
Blas
C. W. Scott
Dillon, Montana
North American Accident Insurance Company
Chicago
J. H. Sharpe
Scott
NAAIC
HARPE
Dodds Transfer
H. H. Soper
Frank Williams
Sebree
Frank Hazelbaker
Idaho ST
W. S. Barbour
Eph Stoller
Stevens
Remington
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co
P.O
Chicopee Falls
Mass
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