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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
4
The New Essex Super-Six is praised for merit driven success with reports of 100% to 300% higher sales than last year. Advertisers tout low operation costs and lasting performance with features like light control horn button and electro-lock.
Glen A. Smith forester in charge of grazing says Montana national forests expect excellent feed but winter delays grazing and may cause shortages. Snow remains heavy in Jefferson and Madison forests where summer grazing permits total 160000 cattle and 650000 sheep. The district forest office will survey grazing with 3500 regular permittees. W D Kyle named special master for re sale of Boston Montana Mining properties after nonpayment. Governor Allen aims to restart Elshorn mines this summer.
The Butte Post covers a recital praised for variety and solid technique by Ralph McFadden head of the State Normal College music department. He performed standard pieces by Chopin Schubert Liszt and modern works by Rachmaninoff Debussy Stojowski, plus an encore Polonaise in B minor and his own arrangement of Vice President Dawes melody. The review notes his robust mastery amid Montana's athletic stars.
Bozeman sees the state scholarship contest April 27 and 28 at Montana State College. About 800 district contestants from Montana high schools compete for top honors, following a district round with roughly 2,500 participants and about 300 finalists advancing.
A fragmented text outlines a pineapple cake recipe with mixed phrases about mixing half and pineapple syrup. It mentions oven temperature around 400 degrees and several steps blurred by garbled words. The piece hints at a coconut or dessert theme and references a person and home setting with no clear narrative.
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