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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
5
The article notes 11 of 75 convention members survive, seven of whom are lawyers. It lists the living members, ages, and where they reside, plus a wide historical accounting of Montana farms, land, and agricultural wealth from 1880 to 1920, including crops, livestock, dairy, and farm technology.
Montana Tuberculosis Association launches a nationwide April drive led by doctors, nurses and teachers to stress early diagnosis in children. Dr. W F Cogswell notes tuberculin tests and X rays aid detection. prevention hinges on rest, nutrition, sunshine and supervised activities.
In Los Angeles on April 15, cattle prices remain steady with producers and feeders reporting satisfactory profits. Supplies are not burdensome, though California grass cattle may arrive late due to rains. Supplemental feed costs and price trends for alfalfa hay and barley influence future beef values.
Montana Automobile association compares average motor vehicle taxes across the United States. It notes Montana’s personal property tax on autos is the lowest at 3 annually, while Nevada tops the list at 62.28. Overall, Montana’s combined taxes total 35.70 with the highest 80.78 and the lowest 17.48.
The 1930 census in Montana will shed light on the premier industry agriculture. In 1920 rural residents were 68.7 percent with 67 677 farms covering 35 070 656 acres and farm property valued at 985 961 808. Land, buildings, implements, and livestock totals are given. Montana, organized as a territory in 1864, shows early farm counts.
This column surveys diverse curiosities from orchids not being parasites to Vitamin D needs for bones and teeth to sunshine, diet, and tooth health. It notes U S rayon industry growth, Lee Schoenhair’s eight hour air record with Miss Silver town, two one hour stops for gas, and sardine scales used in artificial pearls.
A local Examiner notes that placing want ads costs little yet yields substantial returns for readers seeking bargains or services. Business owners report high engagement with cost effective classified placements, fueling local commerce and community exchanges.
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