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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
3
Montana’s 1929 ore output valued at $66.95 million and taxable value $18.17 million will yield about $1.5 million in state taxes. Silver Bow leads production with 4.63 million tons. Judith Basin and Granite follow. Also notes a June 1930 cigarette consumption spike and a shift in public attitudes toward smoking.
Franklin air cooled power unit outperformed all water cooled tanks in Army trials at Fort Meade Maryland. A stock Franklin engine powered a seven ton light tank to higher speed and hill climbing ability while using about half the fuel of its water cooled rivals. The air cooled tank showed no overheating on 95 degree day, completing repeated 2.8 mile laps with sustained power.
A jumbled review notes various film titles and star names as Talkies approach, featuring Constance Bennett and Warner Bros titles like Three Faces East and Noah's Ark. It hints at changes in screen entertainment with phrases about fashion, scandal, and new formats.
Rev. Father F. X. Lechner arrived last week from Europe where he spent three months and resumes charge of St. Rose Catholic church. Father Clifford, who led services during his absence, will return to Lima.
Col Charles A Lindbergh will deliver his first prepared radio address August 8 from Columbia Broadcasting System in New York. He will speak to listeners via a combined network of about 150 stations from CBS and NBC, with two separate broadcasts for Europe and America using shared microphones.
A reader guidance piece urges shoppers to ask grocers for their canned goods catalog and to request items not stocked to be ordered. The list covers vegetables fruits fish specialties meats dairy drinks and pantry staples with many specific items named.
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