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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1931

Page

2

Montana Referendum 35 May 5 Aims At Highway Debt Plan

Montana voters set to decide Referendum 35 on May 5 to authorize $6,000,000 in warrants backed by future five cent gasoline tax revenues. Officials say the move will save over $7,000,000 in federal funds, accelerate the federal state highway system by 1934, and create about 3,000 jobs while maintaining the tax rate. Friedrich Kurz, Swiss painter, notable for documenting early Montana history, is also profiled with notes on his journey and cholera-era travels.

Montana Automobile Association People of Montana Helena Automobile Association Scott Leavitt Kurz Upper Missouri River Friedrich Kurz St. Ange Sary Upper Missouri Evans van Hooker Father de Smet Fort Pierre Fort Clark Fort Berthold Upper Missouri Kipp Mitchell Mmy Quatre Ours le Cuber Fort ‘Laramie le Grand Chevaleur Herantsas Grande Chevaleur le Corbeau Rouge Fort Union Fort Benton Fort Alexander Culbertson Blackfeet

Twice an Evening Musical Comedy Planned in London

A London stage plan calls for a novelty revival featuring a musical comedy presented twice in one evening. The project aims to attract theatregoers with a pairing of two light entertainments in the same program.

London

Low Water in Magdalena Raises Freight Rates in Colombia

Low river levels on the Magdalena in Colombia push up freight costs as shipping capacity shrinks and transport firms pass higher costs to customers. The reduced water depth limits barge and vessel movement, affecting imports and exports along the river corridor.

Magdalena Colombia

Local help used on Flathead Road job in Kalispell area

William P. Kent reports 27 Kalispell residents on Morrison Knudson project with 59 more to be added by sub contractors. Lake county work to hire 8 to 10 more, plus 25 gravel loads laid on detour. crews from Kalispell Somers Lakeside Creston Rollins Bigfork Whitefish Polson supplied labor. trucking by A J Welch from Seattle to add seven local workers. Storms and heavy traffic have damaged the detour but repair is planned.

William P. Kent Reservation Angel Hill Morrison & Knudson State Highway Commission Kalispell F. H. Deatley Lake County Mr. Kent Somers Lakeside Creston Rollins Bigfork Whitefish Polson Allen Calbick Isaacs Lumber Company A. J. Welch Seattle Kent

Fort Owen project gets study committee chosen

Trustees of the Fort Owen Memorial association select five nominees for a three member commission to be named by Governor Erickson. A $1,000 appropriation from the recent legislature funds preservation work at Fort Owen in Bitter Root valley.

Fort Owen Bitter Root Valley Fort Owen Memorial Association John B. Erickson Stevensville

Montana Scene Unreal Letter Discusses Literary Digest Cover

Rancher Craig McDowell reports in a letter to J H Bohling that the Literary Digest front cover showing Indians stamping cattle branded XIT is inspired by Pack Saddle Jack A J Morris. He recalls incidents with Zook and Alderson cattle and a confrontation near the Cheyenne reservation.

Craig McDowell Brandenburg Tongue River Miles City Montana Literary Digest J. H. Bohling Miles City Commercial Club Cheyenne Reservation Jack A. J. Morris XIT Zook & Alderson Oliver Wallop England

London hair fashion shifts under governor committee

A committee appointed by the governor to select five names ends up drawing Washington J. McCormick Missoula Arthur T Porter Harold Holt Charles A Buck and William Cockeran Stevensville residents. A trustee vacancy from Rev J P O Shea departure to Whitefish is postponed to May 2. Dr Paul C Phillips and McCormick with Albert J Partoll study Fort Owen ruins aiming to recover the site stone.

Washington J. McCormick Missoula Arthur T. Porter Harold Holt Charles A. Buck William Cockeran Stevensville J. P. O'Shea Whitefish Paul C. Phillips The State University Mr. McCoriick Albert J. Partoll Fort Owen

Old Stone Face on Sun River Landmark in Montana

The Old Stone Face along Sun River near Au gusta is a natural carving on Haystack butte. A revered landmark for Blackfeet who saw a chief, others compare it to Meriwether Lewis. The face towers with broad forehead a long aquiline nose and a strong chin inviting visitors to early Montana wildlife country.

Sun River Haystack Butte Augusta Blackfeet Lewis and Clark Sitting Bull Meriweather Lewis

State Ranks High in Number of Aircraft

Montana ranks second in the Rocky Mountain region for aircraft owned, with 70 aircraft, behind Colorado which leads with 147. Utah follows with 76, while the region also includes Montana and Colorado among the top counts in the country.

Montana Rocky Mountain Aeronautic Branch United States Department of Commerce Colorado Utah

Fragmented wartime interview notes on wounded soldier

Disjointed quotations describe a veteran recounting a moment of injury and a promise to reveal the place of his wounds after marriage. The text shows broken dialogue with unclear speakers and disrupted phrasing.

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