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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1924

Page

5

Lignite Prospect for Low Cost Fuel Promoted by Bureau of Mines

W. W. Odell reports that northwest lignite supplies about one third of US solid fuels and stresses maximizing yield over by products. A lignite carbonizer could produce briquetted lignite char with coal-like heating value, aiding economic use despite sparse industrial demand in Dakota and Montana.

Northwest United States W. W. Odell Department of the Interior Bureau of Mines North South Dakota Montana Texas Odell North Dakota

Fire Prevention Week Urged By Presidential Proclamation

Copies of President Calvin Coolidge's proclamation urging nationwide observance of Fire Prevention Week were received in Dillon Montana. The document designates Arbor Day week from April 21 to 27 1924 and calls for forest protection through prudence care and vigilance.

Calvin Coolidge Dillon Montana Arbor United States

For Sale items and leaving town notice

Three quarter bed for sale at $26.00 a mahogany table for $5.00 a baby go cart ironing board and several small articles including garden tools garbage can and cross cut saw leaving town soon call 827 South Washington Do C Thornton

South Washington Do. C. Thornton

Unclear Fragments Describe Snacks and Dialogue

The readable text mentions knots and counting phrases, a phrase about dying, and a mention of oranges and cookies as a treat. No coherent event or identifiable names, places, or dates are present to form a structured news item.

Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls Hold April Meeting

The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls met on a Wednesday in April to complete business honors and work on the Count Book. Several girls finished scrapbooks and the program committee outlined plans for the next meeting.

Sacajawea Sacajawea Camp

Glorifying Work in Camp Fire Ideals

The text discusses Glority Work as a core Camp Fire ideal. It highlights turning daily chores into honorable tasks, such as washing dishes for a month, to teach girls that work can be glorious. It contrasts American productive culture with other worldviews and promotes hard work as the path to success.

Camp Fire

Junior High Girls Program Delights School Club

Normal students presented an engaging show for the Junior High School Girls Club last week. Highlights included Reading by Miss Anne Morgan Vocal Solo by Miss Helen Smith and a talk by Professor Robert Clark plus a Girls Chorus.

Grna Anne Morgan Helen Smith Robert Clark

Dillon Teacher Wins Recognition

Missoula April 4 Raymond Garver B A 1922 University of Montana teaches in the mathematics department and will receive his M A degree with honors this year He has been granted a research fellowship in mathematics at Chicago university Forty students from universities competed for the fellowship Citing the honor Prof N J Lennes says the competition was keen Garver is the son of Prof Frank D Garver of the Dillon state normal college He will leave Missoula this fall to begin work in Chicago.

Missoula Raymond Garver University of Montana Chicago University N. J. Lennes Garver Frank D. Garver Dilion State Normal College Chicago

Quality carbonated beverages bottled in sanitary plants

Ignorance of true properties of quality carbonated beverages leads people to deny themselves these pure refreshing drinks. Bottled in sanitary plants, hermetically sealed in clean bottles and recommended by physicians in illness.

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