The Right to Vote Invites Public Election Participation
A call to citizens to exercise their voting privilege on election day urging turnout and civic engagement.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1942
Page
4
A call to citizens to exercise their voting privilege on election day urging turnout and civic engagement.
Beaverhead Democratic Central Committee activity reported as part of county party notes. Details focus on committee actions and upcoming local party events in Montana.
The native of Beaverhead County, Mr. Pendergast, is lauded for fearless and impartial enforcement of the law, signaling respect for his steadfast approach to justice.
Hayess T Baxter seeks treasurer votes highlighting Beaverhead county roots and Butte Business College training. Incumbent Miss Sweeney touts economy and impartial administration. Margaret, a Beaverhead girl, and Raymond M Schwartz run unopposed for coroner with long county residency.
summons for publication in the district court of beaverhead county montana orders the defendant to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. action aims to quiet title to land in the city of Dillon described by measurements along bannack street rife street and blacktail deer creek. clerk norman giles signs the document dated october 3 1942 with attorney leonard a schulz of dillon.
The piece honors Ralph, a quiet, gifted young rancher from Big Hole basin, who died as a serviceman. He helped his father in ranching and was a familiar, esteemed figure in Wise River. His loss is felt deeply as the first local war death, a reminder of sacrifices for country and family.
Mr and Mrs Morgan Hall of Dillon became parents of a boy at Barrett hospital this morning.
Native Montanan Wellington D. Rankin, Republican candidate for U S Senate, highlights farm and legal background and stockraising experience. He denounces bureaucratic overreach, urges a strong congress to restrain department heads, and calls for fearless leadership focused on winning the war and restoring the Republic.
OCALS Mr and Mrs John Hildreth of Seattle visit the city while employed at Seattle shipyards. Miss Dorothy Ann Gosman Mary Ann Luebben and Dorothy Davis spend the weekend in Dillon from Missoula and will resume studies at the University. Bette White Norma Haase and Jo Ann Deputy spend the weekend in Salt Lake City. John Combes arrived in Dillon to visit friends after attending the University of Washington and enlisting in the Navy air corps awaiting active service.
A wartime piece asserts electric industry scale under free enterprise fuels mass production. It credits size and efficiency to competition regulated by public policy, enabling nonstop power for aircraft, tanks, guns, and ships and speeding victory.
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