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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1938

Page

8

Helena’s Gold Rush Legend Lures Basements to Treasure

Local reminiscences tell how J Root, a West Main street merchant, secretly dug for gold under Helena’s Bristol hotel site in the late 19th century. Rumors spread as old-timers recall mining pockets near South Main and Last Chance gulch, inspiring today’s basement prospecting.

South Main Street Helena Noah J. Root Upper Main Street Main Bristol Young Root West Main Street Dicker Joe Colaghan Bristol Hotel Mr. Root

State liquor board declares March dividend and bonds coverage

The state liquor control board declares a $100,000 dividend from March profits. License sales for the year total $540,725 so far. The board awarded a contract for complete bond coverage of all liquor board employees to W. R. Davis of Great Falls.

State Liquor Control Board W. R. Davis Great Falls Liquor Board

Soul of a Human Being as Ultimate Form of Activity

The statement elevates the human soul as the pinnacle of action and life. It asserts moral and existential supremacy of inner essence over external deeds. The phrase invites reflection on purpose, consciousness, and the value of inner life.

Irrigation Engineer Explains Borjéer Ditch for Sloped Land

A Montana agricultural station report from Bozeman describes Borjéer ditch methods to convey water to crops on gently sloped fields. The illustration highlights four irregular lines guiding water flow, cited as especially successful by G. Monson, an engineer with agricultural interests.

W. Monson Montana Agricultural Bozeman

Border Ditch Irrigation Method Explained for Efficient Water Spread

Monson outlines a border ditch system with head and border ditches spaced by slope. Proper leveling with a box float, harrowing, and damming control water flow, enabling four to six acres per acre foot per season and preventing harvest interference.

Monson

Montana Briefs Highlight Local News Actions

Alder elects Sam Maloney its Ruby Valley Sportsmen president. Chinoook crews begin paving the Chinook to Lehman highway but are laid off after heavy snow. Helena replaces Seward Mason with Guy Johnson as highway testing lab head. Butte receives 74 000 rainbow trout eggs for Big Hole river rearing. Miles City forecaster John Moore predicts wet weather next four to six weeks. Montana reports chicken pox 90 cases plus 73 measles and 45 mumps. Missoula names Guy Fox varsity tennis coach at Montana State.

Butte Butte Anglers’ Club Maiden Rock Big Hole Helena Montana B. K. Kilbourne

Apple Bread Use Promoted By State Horticulturist

George L Knight state horticulturist advocates apple bread to boost apple use. A trade magazine recipe for bakeries mixes milk shortening sugar yeast malt salt and applesauce. apples are cooked and strained to prevent discoloration and folded into dough with standard procedure for home bakers.

George L. Knight

Montana State Honor Roll Lists Winter Quarter Achievers

The winter quarter honor list at Montana State highlights 169 students with high grades. Seven students earned A grade point equivalents, including Hugo Eck Anaconda Edwin Ha Helena Hal Hart Missoula Ebert Herrick Joliet Tom Murdock Ben Veldhuis Warm Springs and Walter Weedman Billings. The roll also names numerous students from Anaconda Bozeman Billings Butte Great Falls Glendive Missoula Deer Lodge Miles City Manhattan Whitehall Trident Chalmers Thornber Hamilton Belgrade and other towns.

Montana State Rola W. H. McCall Hugo Eck Anaconda Edwin Ha. Helena Hal - Hart Missoula Ebert Herrick Joliet Tom Murdock Eee Dan Lovelace Kenneth Martin Robert McKee Vesta Robbins Margaret Smith Ferne Wilson Bill Allen Glen Breneman Judith Doering Rose Eagle John Fisher Charles Harman Mary Liquin Boyd Morris Ray Nesbit Alice Perrin Betty Pesman Jean Plumlee John Bandiland Eugene Thomas LaVerne Wells Elise Ellen Wipf Billings George Clemon William Farrell Chester Fitch Charles Melnick Howard Rhea Agnes Wiggenhorn Mary Ellen Wiggenhorn Robeson Allport Daphne Dell Butte Joe Alexander Lucille Alexander Elizabeth Craine Claude Powers Eva Carlson Great Falls William Harty Cliff Aor Tom Ashton Kenneth Lunde Kenneth Sharp Oswald Brownlee Gordon Thompson Arthur Ward Elwin Bennington Richard Gilder Joseph Mitch Walter Dickman Raymond Lakey Austin Olson Jesselyn Langman Gertrude Anderson Deer Lodge Maurice Hilleman Charles Jelinek Miles City Nelly Mark Vanderark Manhattan Irene Andes Warrensboro Margaret Austin Whitehall Gyme English Trident John McFarlane Lothair Lyle Miller Drummond Chalmers Thornber Hamilton Robert Tichenor Belgrade Delores

NYA Aid Cuts Hit Montana College Grants

Williams, executive director of the NYA, said about 400 students in 10 Montana institutions are receiving aid this year, with national quotas down from 175,993 to 124,818 for 1936-37. Monthly Montana allotments total $6,000 and yearly $54,000, as institutions cut monthly payments to assist more students.

Montana Williams Willams Illiams

Notable Montana Residents Listed alphabetically in Local Directory

A long list names numerous residents and towns across Montana and neighboring regions. The compiled roster includes Bauer, Charles Bowers, Charlotte Benson, Plentywood, and many others from Fairview to Waltham.

WPA policy allows multiple families in one home

Attorney General H. J. Freebourn states that more than one family can reside in the same house and each family may receive WPA work. He explains that a son and his family living with his parents can form two distinct family groups, each eligible for WPA employment.

H. J. Freebourn

Kangaroo-like Animal Reported by Farmer

An ee farmer reports sighting an animal resembling a kangaroo. The observer suspects it could be the 1938 pedes an, a notable local reference in the area.

Billings Man Finds Health With Wong Sun Chinese Herbs

A Billings man named F. E. King reports a year and a half of dropsy and eye trouble improved after using Wong Sun's Chinese Herbs. He credited the treatment with restoring his health and urged others to try the herbs, listing contact in Billings and other locations.

Libby Herbert A. Joghin Glacier Silver Lead Billings King Wong Sun

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