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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1929

Page

5

Wheat Storage on Farms Is Essential for Market Stability

ST PAUL A call by the U S department of agriculture and the extension service urges farmers to store wheat on farms this year to smooth marketing, cut car shortages, and hold wheat for protein premiums. Minnesota Extension Director F W Peck warns carry-over is large and the 1929 trap could overload marketing unless farm storage is adopted.

St, Paul United States Department of Agriculture Extension Service Minneapolis College of Agriculture F. W. Peck Minnesota College Peck

Dillon News The Week in Brief

Visitors from Great Falls include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schwartz and baby. Rev. Jesse Lacklen, ex pastor, visits Dillon. Mrs. A. McDonald stays a week from Tacoma. Ned Goza leases Dillon home vacated by the Bakers. Mrs. Sherman Hughes and Mrs. Ossie Smith return from Portland after attending the Neighbors of Woodcraft national convention representing Montana.

Mrs Raymond Schwartz Great Falls Mrs. Schwartz William McManus A. McDonald Dillon Tacoma Ned Goza George R. Baker Portland Sherman Hughes Ossie Smith Monida Neighbors of Woodcraft Montana

Travelers Return From Motors and Plan Canada Trips

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Emerick and Mrs. D. A. Sullivan came back Monday from a coast journey. The Reamy couple just returned from Idaho and Utah and plan another Pacific coast trip. Jeppson tours Yellowstone while Dr. R. D. Curry and B. N. Stevenson attend a Rotary convention in Billings. C E Blinn and family head to California for vacation. Ned Goza returns from Banff and the Canadian Rockies. T B Gilbert departs for Banff and the Canadian Rockies later this week.

B. W. Emerick D. A,.sullivan Pacific Coast Ran Lee Reamy Idaho Utah R. D. Curry B. N. Stevenson Billings Rotary Dillon Ned Goza Banff Lake Louise Canadian Rockies Canada T. B. Gilbert

Vacationers and Visitors Fill Dillon Briefs

Walter Vance returns from the Pacific coast to Dillon after a Vancouver motor trip with Leroy Emerson of Butte. Many locals and visitors travel to and from Dillon including George Hopkins in Butte hospital, Chester Hale off to San Francisco, and families from Dell, Armstead, and Lima on short trips or ranch visits.

Pacific Coast Dillon Vancouver Leroy Emerson Butte George Hughes City Randh Horse Prairie Chester Barrett Grant Harry Andrus Fern Kuder Jack Koffler Ithey Jennings Denver Roy Ford Jackson Chester Hale San Francisco Helena Evans Innes Salt Lake City Utah

Eckener Plans 22000 Mile First World Flight From Graf Zeppelin

Dr. Hugo Eckener leader of the Graf Zeppelin outlines a roughly 21000 to 22000 mile first world circumnavigation with a northern route to avoid mountains and deserts. The journey starts at midnight on a Wednesday with a leg from Friedrichshafen to Tokio then across the Pacific to North America and a coast run to Los Angeles before moving east toward Birmingham or through Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania to New Jersey.

Lakehurst N. J Hugo Eckener Dr. Eckener Friedrichshafen Tokio Eckener Pacific North America Seattle Los Angeles Texas Birmingham Ala Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey

Emerson Hill Visits Bedrock in City Reunion

Emerson Hill, longtime Bedrock merchant now based in Salmon City for ten years, returned to the city earlier this week to renew acquaintances and greet his many friends.

Emerson Hill Bedrock Salmon City

Dollar Dinner Menu For Four Described In Frugal Column

A dollar dinner plan outlines a menu for four with muffins dessert salad and iced tea costing one dollar total. It describes making spaghetti and vegetable sauce from canned soup and water with flour then thickened and seasoned. The dessert salad uses bananas served on lettuce nests with a light dressing.

Alice

Fire hazards rise in West as autos and planes threaten ranges

In a Western outlook, cattle and sheep men face growing fire threats from highway use and airborne cigarettes. Ranchers build firebreaks and back fires, while California improves highway weed burning. Water trucks and coordinated efforts help stamp out small fires as the Irvine family moves to Butte.

OS Angeles California State Highway Commission

Farm Work Opportunity Ad From Mutual Benefit Notice

Do you want to add to your income from the farm or other occupation You can do it without interfering with your farm work or job No experience necessary Write us today for particulars Farmers Mutual Omaha 1143 1145 Plymouth Bldg Minneapolis Minn Examiner want ads bring big returns from a small investment.

Farmers Mutual OW Plymouth Bldg Mine Neapolis Minn

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Jesse Lacklen Methodist Church Yellowstone Walter Vance Paul Henneberry M. A. Henneberry Grayling Minnie Innes Murray Hospital Ray Stone Frank Elfel Chicago Nellie McKnight Dell Ike Edinger Gladys Garr Alva Garr Frank Rife Upper Medicine Lodge J. J. Rooney C. Danxer Julian Sheridan Madison County Forum Chester Gilbert Chester Elkhorn Springs D. V. Erwin Bobbie Erwin James McKnight Ike Rife, Jr Medicine Lodge Hugh Clark W. N. Bickler Armstead M. A. Walker L. C. Ford Lima Earth Beaverhead County Tire County Afrfoo Studebaker Barry and Hopkins Garage Buite Examiner Kodak Geo. M. Gosman Rexall
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