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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
2
Earl Kinsley denounces Democratic distortion of Herbert Hoover's farm relief and equalization fee, insisting the party misreads Hoover's acceptance speech. He argues Democrats lack a coherent farm plan and that the country supports Hoover's constructive program.
In Montana the 104000 square mile district rich in wheat sugar beets cattle and wool shows a shift toward Herbert Hoover for president. Congressman Scott Leavitt in Chicago reports the Republican campaign will win Montana’s four electoral votes through active nationwide support. Leavitt says farmers now see the price fixing claim as untrue and this vindication fuels the Hoover push.
Beav erhead county Democrats back Al Smith and Republicans push for Hoover. Charles A. Pye of Des Moines and J. Barton Weeks of Philadelphia cite support for federal highway aid as practical for agriculture. Wyoming and Maryland voices favor Hoover. Mrs. Silas Strawn appeals to 75 000 U S women to hear Republican programs.
The piece argues Al Smith won only through New York City Tammany influence. It notes he never carried counties outside NYC for governor and faced large statewide majorities against him in four campaigns, challenging claims of broad state popularity.
Matthew Quay Glaser of New York says Herbert Hoover will win over 200000 votes in New York in November. Glaser, head of the Hoover Curtis club, spoke at Republican National HQ and predicted Tammany Hall will be surprised by the large statewide majority.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Mr Hoover’s Newark labor speech and asserts his extraordinary postwar prosperity did not happen by chance. It lauds his sympathy for labor and his practical capacity to assist workers, highlighting his native genius and long varied experience.
In Massachusetts the largest primary vote on record was cast Tuesday September 18 with 640000 ballots, beating the 1924 high of 475000. Benjamin Loring Young, former speaker of the Massachusetts house, won the Republican nomination for the United States Senate.
Richmond report claims Virginia favors Hoover by more than 50 000 with anti Smith officials calling the figure conservative. National polls show Hoover ahead. Literary Digest and Pathfinder results support the Republican candidate amid varying state totals and local displays.
Ezra E Thompson as administrator calls all creditors and claimants of Nellie F Thompson to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana Beav erhead County. First published September 12 1928.
Land Office records show Argenta Mining Co represented by Ralph Rowlands files for patent covering Robert Burns Sir Walter Scott Hunter Thistle and Amaranth lodes in sections 30 31 T6S R10W Beaverhead MT. Legal description lists vein lengths directions and areas totaling about 17 898 acres net after conflicts with Sir Walter Scott Lode. Filing date August 6 1928 with original location in Book 86.
The notice details mineral lode surveys Hunter Lode Thistle Lode and Amaranth Lode. It lists initial corner references in sections 30 and 31, township 68 range 10 west, with specific bearing angles and distances for each corner and line. Net areas are stated 20.388 acres for Hunter and Thistle combined, with Amaranth totaling 20.485 acres and a total survey area of 98.608 acres. notes conflict with Hunter Lode and adjacent Annie Placer claim. Registered by M. D. Nicholson, with publication span Sept 12 to Nov 7, 1928.
Notice from the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana dated August 10 1928 announces the State of Montana applying under the 1891 act for selection of extensive land tracts across multiple townships and sections including detailed lot and fractional descriptions. A copy fee has been assessed and the notice concludes with an acknowledgment of a copy available.
In a notice dated April 26, 1907, the department invites interests to file objections or notes regarding land claims alleging mineral value over agricultural value. The State is asked to provide evidence of non mineral character before final approval. Register M D Nicholson notes the process and the Land Office will consider all timely submissions.
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