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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
3
A wartime tone calls for care on roads, noting 35 560 American soldiers lost in action and 36 000 deaths from motor accidents in 1934. It urges motorists to obey rules, avoid speed, drink, and carelessness, repeating a pledge to be careful and courteous. The message from the Montana Highway Department promotes safety to reduce highway casualties.
A column urges women to treat body complexion as important as facial care. It promotes nightly beauty baths using a pure olive-based soap, scrubbing shoulders arms neck back and elbows, with a bath brush and nail brush, promising confidence in evening wear and inviting letters to Miss Olive Palmer at 444 Madison Avenue New York.
Wise River report describes a benefit card party at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mallon home with seven tables of five hundred. prizes awarded to Mrs. Leslie Jones and Ray Dooling. consolation prizes to Mrs. William Dodgson and Leslie Jones. Luncheon served at midnight by Mrs. Esther Miller and Miss Alice Miller.
A jumble of numbers and stray characters presents distorted financial figures and scattered text, lacking clear context or identifiable entities to anchor a coherent news item. The fragment includes dollar and pound amounts and partial decimals amid broken lines.
A March 31 report maps meat supply by region noting the north Atlantic group produces one twenty fifth of the nation’s meat while consuming one third. It traces shifts westward, cites Texas California and Montana as leading sheep states, and discusses hogs, wool, and corn acreage impacts on production with California eyed for higher hog output and regional price differentials.
The Dillon Country Club stockholders and members will meet in the city hall council room tomorrow at 8 o clock. A large turnout is expected as plans for the coming season are discussed.
The article notes upcoming home demonstration meetings with the next lesson titled Making Garments Fit. In May the topic will be Avoiding the Homemade Look.
Nell Doyle, the county superintendent of schools, visited Armstead School on Monday to review programs and meet staff.
A late season cold wave dominates the county with people recalling abnormal temperatures since mid March. February brought a record low. In Armstead, Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown welcomed a daughter at Barrett hospital on Thursday. Townsend club met at the courthouse with speaker William J Cushing.
A Star Photoplay receives rave reviews as one of the greatest recent stories in cinema. Critics praise its storytelling and production quality. First show time listed as 6:45 p.m.
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