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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1931
Page
3
Helena reports that new legislation aims to foster industry and curb egg sale deception. The dairy division will license egg handlers with annual fees of five dollars for retailers and twenty dollars for wholesalers, enforcing fresh egg labeling and consumer knowledge.
Helena April 17 Dr W J Butler state veterinarian said the state board of examiners will be requested to levy a tax of one mill against livestock to support the livestock sanitary board. He was instructed to make the request by the stock board of which he is secretary. Percy Williamson of Miles City re elected chairman and R F Clary of Great Falls vice chairman.
BR. W. Bell who opened a Bannack grocery spent yesterday afternoon in Dillon tending to business matters and meetings with local merchants.
The article notes a first in history a quick freezing process preserves peaches for winter use with original flavor and freshness. It also mentions adding two or three lumps of sugar to vinegar to enhance pickle flavor for family meals.
About 145 students attended a spring themed banquet and dance in the school gym Friday night. The event featured pastel décor, toasts, readings, a violin solo, and specialty dances with music by Wayne's Red Head Jazz Band and a radio loan from Beaverhead Auto Sales.
Dillon volunteer fire department entertained city officials and wives at their annual dance last Friday night at the City Hall auditorium. Refreshments were served as part of the evening's events.
A National Parks Airways bulletin argues American airlines outperform European firms since 1929 by about 60 percent. It notes many U S residents have flown to Europe and back, yet few have traveled on foreign air routes, contrasting with NP Airways service.
Aviation records show air cooled engines lifting the field led by Amelia Earhart Ruth Nichols and Elinor Smith. Earhart set a 19000 foot official ceiling on an Autogiro Nichols hit 210 mph and Smith raised altitude using Belanca and Wasp powered craft as air cooled motors gain dominance.
The piece notes National Parks Airways from Great Falls to Salt Lake City as the most scenic of principal U S airways with a call to travelers to see America from the air and apply the slogan to other transport modes.
Mrs A Morrow returned Friday from Butte after an operation for tenails removal. Mr and Mrs Ernest Orr and Mr and Mrs John Reeves visited Butte last week. Judge Rodgers appointed J D Berry water commissioner for Blacktail creek, starting work Monday. R W Rodgers of Sheep Creek Basin had surgery in Butte and is recovering. Bozeman Bobcat band members Kenneth Wheat and Frederick Crouse spent the weekend with family in Dillon, as did Montana State College student Howard Cashmore. Sax Martin of Anaconda, also in the Bobcat band, visited his sister Mrs W H Stephan. A two passenger coupe driven by Mrs Lucy Walker and Miss Dorothy Walker skidded in Lavon and rolled twice. occupants were slightly injured and the car damaged.
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