The Dillon Examiner Editorial Address Notice
The Dillon Examiner notices that all inquiries to editorial or business management should be addressed to the publication at Dillon Montana as of September 20 1902 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1932
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notices that all inquiries to editorial or business management should be addressed to the publication at Dillon Montana as of September 20 1902 under the 1879 act.
Frank Hazelbaker republican candidate for governor grants Glasgow Courier an interview focused on Montana gasoline prices. The piece compares state prices to national levels, notes Montana’s oil production and high local costs, and asserts Hazelbaker will pursue relief despite Governor Erickson’s stance.
Roosevelt tells farmers in Topeka and Sioux City he is a farmer. He notes his Long Island estate with a 30 room mansion 25 riding horses and gardens. The home is owned by his mother not the governor. He adds I am a farmer myself with a light laugh.
George M. Melton, candidate for State Senator, warns that democracy faces its toughest test as joblessness grows and some look to communism for relief. He calls on homeowners and builders to uphold foundational traditions and endure through a period of strain and sacrifice. President Sheldon E. Davis of the Normal College attended a university executive council meeting in Helena last week.
The Cornish Players Touring Group will present the eighteenth century French comedy Love and Chance at the Normal college auditorium Friday evening. Ed Naughton of Bannack visited this week at the home of his sister Mrs. Joseph Gelhaus, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn Jr. of Dillon are the parents of a daughter born September 26 at
Otto Gosman outlines a record of fiscal restraint and efficient county government advocating fair, impartial consideration by voters. He notes 44 years in the county, service as commissioner since 1906, sheriff terms, chairmanships, and promises to maintain low costs and uphold pledges.
Job ad seeks reliable man aged 25 to 45 with car for delivering free soap and staples on a country route. Permanent position with large national manufacturer. Start at $30 weekly with good future prospects. Write Mr A F Shira c/o The J R Watkins Company 424 Liberty Street Winona Minnesota.
Edwin Whitworth of Dell Montana filed notice to make three year proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim on sections 17 19 20 and 29 township 148 range 11 west principal meridian before F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on November 7 1932 witnesses include William L Peterson and Karl Harknears
In Re-Application for Dissolution White Investment Company a corporation petitions to disincorporate and dissolve. A hearing is set for October 17 1932 at 10 a m in the Dillon Montana court room. Clerk Fred Rife notices the court seal and deputy clerk.
Ballot measure seeks to submit to Montana voters an amendment to Article IX Section 2 altering qualifications for state electors. The proposal outlines changes to who may vote and under what conditions a resident may participate in state elections.
Montana election amendment proposed to Section 2 of Article IX sets voter qualifications, residency, tax payer status for levy questions, felon restrictions, and timing for a 1932 general election ballot. The act requires official separate ballots and specifies certification by Secretary of State W. E. Harmon dated July 25, 1932.
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