Dillon Examiner enters second-class matter in Dillon MT
Dillon Examiner records its second class notice dated September 20 1902 filed in Dillon Montana under the Act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
2
Dillon Examiner records its second class notice dated September 20 1902 filed in Dillon Montana under the Act of March 8 1879.
Glendive citizens are urged to back NRA CO OPERATION and avoid outside peddlers who undercut local stores. The piece cites solicitors and household devices sold cheaply elsewhere, urging support for home merchants and responsible advertising. It also prints ten sportsman rules for bird shooting and wildlife stewardship.
New York World staff writer Joe Mitchell reports upon the Civitan Conservation Corps arriving back in New York from Montana. He quotes young metropolitan men saying they were sick of Montana and notes homesickness and acclimation issues. The Helena Independent cites that 16,000 returned and 13,000 re-enlisted for six more months.
Washington reports ten sportsmen commandments issued by the advisory board to the U S migratory bird treaty act and the American association to protect game. The commandments aim to curb drought driven depletion and safeguard wildlife as many species near extinction. Officials note the commands matter more than stone tablets due to worsening conditions.
Alpine and rock plant offer from Mrs. Wm Regan of Butte Montana. Choice and rare alpines priced at 2.50 per dozen post paid. Mail order address R F D 1 Box 32.
Clara BE Adams declares Dillon Examiner ownership and management details. Publisher is Examiner Printing Company of Dillon Montana. Owners listed as Clara KE Adams Mille Adams and Dan Adams all of Dillon Montana. Sworn before notary Glenna Yonce September 28 1933.
State court summons for Frank D. Willis against Abbie Hansen and others seeks a mortgage foreclosure and debt recovery tied to certificates of purchase and a Dillon Canals stock pledge. Filing notes describe property described as sections 15 and 16 in township 7 south range 8 west plus water rights and 120 shares of Dillon Canals stock. International parties include James S Banks and Josephine Banks with judgment by default if no answer within twenty days.
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