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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
4
The Dillon Montana weekly paper announces publication every Wednesday with entry date September 20 1902 and mail subscription details. It lists price at 2 dollars per year in advance and states continuation until directed otherwise with arrears settled.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records and mailing lists open for advertiser inspection.
The excerpt highlights Rudolph Blankenburg as a champion of women and children, noting a factory ward tale of a loan shark survivor who credits him for relief. It praises his businesslike city governance, dock control efforts, waste cuts, and fair property payments, and contrasts his aims with Bryan’s arbitration proposals amid Taft-era diplomacy.
The New York Independent discusses Secretary Bryan's approach to world peace. It lists three methods used by nations meditation investigation and arbitration noting Hague Conferences expanded rules protecting mediation and commissions of inquiry yet holds Bryan's plan as superior.
In Maine a Republican won a congressional seat to replace a Republican, hailed as a Wilson administration defeat. In West Virginia a later GOP seat change replaced a Democrat, urged as a glorious vindication per the same logic. The commentary links these results to national political fortunes.
A venting exchange claims cows in Belgium wear earrings while noting U S practice of polishing hooves horns curling hair and tying ribbons for state fairs. The remark invites readers to verify at local fairs and contrasts customs.
A progressive is a Republican who has seen the light or a Democrat who like Sulzer has gone to the bad.
The piece notes McAdoo’s order to use the letter U on government buildings in place of V and flags the continuing public attention to Emma Pankhurst. It mentions Thaw and Sulzer and playfully references Jem Pank as the Helena Independent’s nickname for Emily Pankhurst.
The notice states Thompson allegedly abandoned land in Montana and the contestant claims no residence in the area for six months. Freeman, Receiver, lists first to fourth publications from Oct 29 to Nov 19, 1913, requiring a sworn answer with proof of service within 20 days after the fourth publication.
The note presents a summary of assets including cash items and securities for a Beaverhead bank as of October 25 1913. It lists reserves from reserve agents bonds and notes of national banks and state banks along with liabilities such as deposits and capital stock and notes sworn by bank officers and a notary.
The committee on Student Help at the Normal college seeks students to work for board or by the hour. Interested persons should contact Edith McDowell Mrs. L R Free or new M Nash %. Clark for placement.
Bank statement shows loans overdrafts and real estate, cash reserve and currency, due from banks, and deposits. Capital stock surplus and profits listed with totals for various asset and liability items. Notarized by W A Graeter cashier and Pear L Smith notary on Oct 27 1913.
Department of the Interior at Helena states Charles W. Burkhead of Dillon Montana filed Sept 20 1913 a contest to cancel Peter Thompson’s homestead entry 07290 made Aug 15 1912 covering SW W% SEY 5WY4 NEYW SWY NW with Dillon listed as Burkhead’s post office address. The notice is dated Oct 21 1913.
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