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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
8
A long newspaper excerpt reports on the Future Farmers chapter activities and farm data. It notes student involvement with livestock, crops, and finances, and mentions state contests in Bozeman. It discusses barley varieties Velvet Oderbrucker Trebi and irrigation trials near Bozeman, plus crop rotation and farming practices.
R H Ballard of Southern California Edison in Los Angeles urged more new business campaigns and advertising to unlock consumer buying power. He cited higher savings deposits life insurance in force and bond purchases as proof consumers can buy if persuaded, and criticized national pessimism causing a backlog of demand. He called on business leaders to shake off apathy and push renewed marketing to tap demand.
The Argenta Cave was the subject of a Rotary Club talk. The kindergarten band led by Mrs. Alice C Olmsted and June Randolph performed with Mrs. Charlotte Ballard accompanying. Representative Wee Metlen of Armstead attended as guest. Harold Warner was chairman. The club paid tribute to the late George Clemow.
Monta na state bonds will be offered to the public on May 1 1988. The permanent school funds leave 2 560 000 available for private investors. Gov Cooney calls the issue an ideal plan for Montanans seeking safe and profitable savings. The issue was authorized by the 4923 Legislature as a means of restoring the state abnoyance.
The state plans to issue registered general fund warrants to reduce floating indebtedness. The sale will place the state on a strict cash basis for the first time in 12 years and aims to sustain that status going forward.
No malting barley seed is available in the state according to a college report. Trebi and Horn are the recommended varieties for livestock feed. Trebi is well adapted for irrigated farms.
Formation discusses barley cultivation in the Gallatin Valley with attention to changes needed for barley suitable for malting and making purposes. It outlines recommended methods, seed selection, soil and climate considerations, and potential adjustments to improve yield and quality.
The notice lists locations including Skttop Hughup Hamby Triangle Van Houten Morrison Deadman Fool Hen Ferguson Bob Cat Lake of the Woods Swenecker Pattengail and Reservoir. The Wise river shall be closed to fishing from September 1 to June 30 each year inclusive, with access only allowed in July and August.
Montana stockman and Shorthorn breeder, born May 7 1877 in England, died in Arizona after a public-spirited career. He led the Stock Growers association three times and helped shape its progressive measures. Survived by widow, two daughters Elizabeth and May, two sons Mark and Tom, grandson George Mortimer Clemon, brother Tom of Billings. Funeral at Masonic temple with Mountain View cemetery interment.
Mrs. Albina Stone, long a Dillon resident, died last Friday in Florida where she had been visiting her sister after her husband’s death. Survived by five children and a sister, funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at St. James Episcopal Church with Rev. H. N. Tragitt officiating and interment in Mountain View Cemetery. Donald Stone unable to attend.
John Strosky won the primary oratorical contest with a strong performance. Other speakers included Edwin York of Bakersfield Aubrey Boub from Richey Henry Stanley of Walkerville and Aileen Brady of Butte in the college event.
Easter services were held across Dillon churches with a Sugar Bowl cafe fast and a traditional Easter fashion parade taking place despite threatening weather Sunday morning.
Dillmont Park prepares to open its summer season this Saturday with prices unchanged from last year at ten cents per ticket or three for a quarter. The park remains a popular attraction in the region.
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