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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
8
A clipped oblique line from the 1940 newspaper archive notes a copyright credit for News Syndicate Co Inc with no clear event or person details.
Sally defies gender norms by disguising as a 12 year old rider to enter a junior rodeo with her pony Ginger. After winning, her father accuses cheating, prompting Sally to reveal she is indeed the rider and refuse to surrender the cup.
Four Cascade county home demonstration clubs report progress on landscaping and shelterbelt projects. Fort Shaw has transformed the school yard since 1938, Eden plans a dry land shelterbelt, Vaughn and Castner Falls improve cemeteries, while reports note ongoing community planting and upkeep efforts.
Lewistown elects Fred H. Horner as exalted ruler of the Elks. Kalispell reports two deaths Nancy E. Watters 96 and Samuel Clinton Richmond 49. Livingston loads 25 cars of scrap iron for Chicago steel mills. Frazer forms a commercial club with A L Taylor president L J Bucklin vice president and Robert Hovey secretary treasurer. Baker banker L B Price resigns to manage L Price Co hard ware store after a death in the family. Kalispell fairs board to stage a Northwest Montana fair horse show with 250 dollars in premiums. Helena highway contract awarded for the Rogers Pass unit to S Birch & Senso Great Falls for 86 dollars. Missoula widow Mabel Stringer receives workers compensation. Harlem announces Mary Zoe Trumbull wedding to Ralph M. Craig in Missoula.
In Montreal, the Hikers group dissolves after failing to secure rides from motorists. Jim notes it became too hard to persuade Pas motorists to give lifts, ending the effort.
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