Stock growers convention opener to feature athletic show at Emerson auditorium
Bozeman organizers plan a two hour free program opening the Stock growers convention May 7 to 9. The event at Emerson school auditorium will include a band concert by the 163rd Regimental band, tumbling and stage acts by State college students, and wrestling and boxing demonstrations led by Bruce Mull and Pat Dolan with Kenneth Freese. The heavyweight lineup will be announced closer to the show.
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Bozeman
Emerson School
163Rd Regimental
John Fechter
State College
Bruce Mull
Intermountain A. A. U
Pat Dolan
Kenneth Freese
Mull
Dyche
Standard Oil Reveals Indianapolis Speedway Test Results
Standard Oil of Indiana will advertise test results from a speedway trial in 1 614 newspapers across 13 states. The AA A conducted the oil performance study using 13 car makes including Ford and Cadillac from March 17 to April 9 with data on consumption dilution and lubrication efficiency to support ads targeting dealers and motorists.
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Standard Oil of Indiana
Indianapolis Speedway
American Automobile Association
Standard of Indiana
Association
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Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Studebaker
Hudson
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Reo
Speedway
CalIfornia Motorist Seylly Remains in Spotlight
The article notes Seylly, a California driver, continues to attract attention amid ongoing discussions about automotive safety and regulatory actions. No additional verifiable details are provided.
Dillon Gun Club Opens With Evening Trap Shoots
City residents report the newly formed Ditlon Gun Club is active with shotguns booming at the fair grounds. More than twenty members have joined, aiming to reach double that number for the charter group. The first regular shoot is planned for next Sunday with prizes awarded.
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Fair Grounds
Hazelbaker Knows His Work in Montana Senate
Lieut. Gov. Frank A. Hazelbaker, president of the Montana senate, earned lavish praise for impartial rulings and quick decisions during the twenty second legislative session. He guided hundreds of bills and memorials with unmatched attentiveness, boosting his popularity among senators by the session's end.
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Glasgow Courier
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Senate
Montana
Hazelbaker
Largest Cattle Herd Shot for Billy the Kid Film Scene
A two thousand head herd, claimed as the largest in California since pioneer days, was filmed for Billy the Kid at Hartwig theatre. The scene mixes sound and image for the early talkie about William Bonney. Cast includes John Mack Brown Wallace Beery Kay Johnson and Karl Dane.
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California
Billy the Kid
King Vidor
Hartwig Theatre
William Bonney
Mike
John Mack Brown
Wallace Beery
Kay Johnson
Karl Dane
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Harrison Bank Sues Two Insurance Firms
Harrison State Bank filed a suit in district court seeking 6348 dollars in robbery insurance payments. The bank alleges the two insurance firms refused to pay after proof was presented. Sheriff Frank Metzel of Madison County was shot and killed by a farmer during the robbery search. Robbers remain at large.
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Helena
Harrison State Bank
Frank Metzel
Madison County
Definite and Decisive in Judgments Cited for Public Service
The speaker is described as definite and decisive in judgments and impartial with an instinctive grasp of situations. He is consistently considerate friendly courteous understanding and fair. He is noted for broad knowledge tolerance executive talent and sound judgment for high public service.
Butte Doctor Ordered to Stand Trial in Idaho Case
Federal Judge Charles N Pray ordered Dr. T A Grigg Butte physician to stand trial in Idaho on a grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to violate the Harrison narcotics act The removal order was issued after a lengthy hearing and the defendant surrendered to a U S marshal Bail was set at 2000 with 20 days to appeal His lawyers sought habeas corpus and plan further appeals to the circuit and supreme courts based on the same evidence
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Idaho
Charles N. Pray
T. A. Grigg
Butte
Pray
Grigg
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Supreme Court of the United States
Blackfoot
J. C. Williams
Williams
Bozeman
In Appreciation for Kinship After Loss
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and passing of our beloved father. Grateful for floral tributes and support from friends, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herman and Children, William Herman.
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Joseph Herman
William Herman
Five Western Weeklies Win National Award in 1930
Five Western weeklies including the Dillon Examiner earned a distinguished rating in the National Community Newspaper contest by the University of Illinois School of Journalism. Recipients include Fallon Eagle Flagstaff Coconino Sun Mesa Journal-Tribune Steamboat Pilot. dailies Fort Collins Express-Courier and Arizona Republic also rated. No Pacific coast papers were named.
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NLY
Dillon Examiner
School of Journalism
University of Illinois
Examiner
Dillon
Appropriations by Legislature Total Over 6.8 Million
The twenty second legislative assembly recorded total appropriations of 6,883,344.66 dollars. From the general fund 4,633,632.66 dollars were allocated while 2,254,812 dollars will come from the university millage.
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Twenty Second Legislative Assembly
State education funds set for two year budget
The total appropriation for state educational institutions for the biennium starting July 1 is 2 254 812. The first year allocation is 1 104 867 and the second year 1 149 945. Funds are designated for upkeep.
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Legal Case
Mrs W Orr called to Salt Lake City by stepfather J F Keim’s death in that city. Jack Palmer found guilty of cabin burglary in Lima and sentenced to six months in county jail. Rev H B Hanson plans Seattle trip for health, to return then leave Dillon with Mrs Hanson. J C Whitham to Bozeman after three years as Beaverhead forest supervisor, reassigned to Gallatin forest. W B Gleed H L Hurley motor to Dillon for Eat More Lamb meeting. Francis Carroll spearheading pine beetle campaign in Beaverhead and Madison forests. Mrs Hortense McLeod attended funeral of her mother in law in Butte. Frank Pendleton visiting Dillon. Iola Black resigns Eliel Brothers position to move to Lima.
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Salt Lake City
J. F. Keim
Kau Couple Spends Last Thursday in Butte
Mr and Mrs Matt Kau spent last Thursday in Butte visiting local sights and meeting friends. The trip highlighted their ties to the community and featured light social engagements.
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Matt Kau
Butte
Dillon News Roundup Highlights Local Officials and Events
D A Galt delivered a Plymouth to Lt Gov Frank Hazel baker and they traveled from Helena to Dillon. State Examiner B A Risley arrives from Helena for official business. Miss Mary Innes, Dillon teacher, injured in a fall and hospitalized. Mrs. C C Barnett and Lloyd Barnett return from Billings for a funeral. Jack Barrett travels from Seattle for his father R M Barrett’s illness. John Rhodes and Dr McPherson consult on Barrett pneumonia. Morse Waldorf returns from Chile after 68 days travel to Montana. Opening of Dillmont park announced for April 26 with Baxter-Tonney orchestra. Frank Elie travels to Chicago for business. Wilbur Squires attends district extemporaneous speaking contest in Helena with Violet Eastman. Fred Chapman receives past master emblem at Masonic lodge meeting.
Future Farmers Ride To Sheridan For Cattle Dipping
Beaverhead county high school animal husbandry freshmen and advanced classes traveled to Sheridan last Thursday to observe a large cattle herd dipping. J. Dodds of Waterloo, federal inspector, inspected a carload of Beaverhead potatoes the prior Friday yielding a Class A rating. W. L. Irvine was the shipper. Monday afternoon the high school stock judging team drove to the Tashragh area south of Dillon to judge stock and assist Riverside eighth graders with judging practice.
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Beaverhead
J. Dodds
Waterloo
W. L. Irvine
Dillon
Riverside
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