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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
3
Aged heavy steers have grown scarce across the West as demand shifts to lighter cuts. The article notes that optimal fattening occurs by two years old, with higher costs for older cattle and strong consumer preference for lighter, tender beef. It also mentions similar trends in pork and mutton markets and a shift in hog weights toward lighter sizes.
Among the Dillon residents many gathered Saturday evening to view the local show. The crowd included numerous townsfolk and visiting guests in a lively community event.
Chevrolet announces a three week business tour of the western half of the United States led by Mr. Knudsen and Mr. Grant. They will meet dealers, assess local conditions, and review progress on new plants as production nears one million vehicles for 1928.
A long list of local residents and visitors appears at Dillon, including Frances Tonrey, Sullivan siblings, Boger, Quinlen, Vance, Koontz, Foster, Hartwig, Peg ream, Sprinkle, Blair, Scully, Blair, Rouse, and others. Trips include a motor tour to Canada and northern states. Davidson and Eliel guests recall Gibbonsville roots. Several residents, such as Ballard and DeCelles, plan study or visits, with Father Lechner and various locals noted in weekly movements.
1927 Fire Marshal report lists Butte with 94 fires atop the state ranking. Statewide 497 fires occurred, with Great Falls 33, Billings 31, Helena 26, plus numerous towns totaling the statewide figure.
A silk cargo valued at more than 2 million dollars passed through Missoula on the Northern Pacific hauled by two large engines. Insurance on the train runs high and the cargo moves rapidly at about 50 miles per hour. Airplanes meet silk ships at sea to speed billing.
The Examiner serves Beaverhead County with a focus on countywide issues and community concerns. It highlights local news, events, and voices across the area.
Republican speakers urged unity and party loyalty as candidates for lieutenant governor state senator sheriff and other offices were introduced at a large Beaverhead County GOP gathering. Democrats stressed loyalty and a strong county ticket with Roy Herndon presiding.
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