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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1927
Page
3
Ford Motor Company outlines rigorous testing of its new car over 20 years of experience. Officials say the car must perform everywhere from Alaska to Boston and at high altitudes. Tests show speeds of 65 mph, comfort above 60 mph for hours, and a 110 mile run with no overheating or fuel waste.
Dr J W Butler Montana state veterinarian predicts eastern markets will pay record prices for heavy Montana cattle this fall as corn fed steers reach at least 165 a hundred. Though shipments may be smaller, strong demand and good ranges, plus lamb market gains, point to a profitable season for cattlemen and sheep producers.
Arthur E. Lake, veteran of two wars and national sergeant-at-arms of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for ten years, will lead the 28th national encampment in Providence Rhode Island September 4 to 9, delivering a booming voice and calling for post name and number. His home is in Providence.
Rob ert C. Graham vice president of Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company reports to Detroit that August and September should boost sales due to late spring and summer arrivals. He cites Paige’s long history, growing two car families, and a push to improve products and expand distribution after the Graham brothers’ re-entry into the industry.
Dr. R. D. Curry, dentist, offices in the Telephone block rooms 3 4 and 5. Telephone Wabash 355, residence: phone.
Helena Aug. 10 Montana’s wheat output this year will be enough to feed eight million people after local needs are met. Average protein 14 percent promises premium prices. 68 percent graded No. 1 last year, above the national average. Montana grown alfalfa gains recognition with 2,000,000 pounds certified in 1926 and sold at a premium, 12 thousand acres of registered alfalfa acreage reported.
In the FBO showing of Mother Belle Bennett stars in a sequence praised for its emotional impact and performance dynamics. The article highlights Bennett's portrayal as a standout element in the production.
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