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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1929

Page

7

Montana figures show boosted state share in Hoover program

Montana’s share of the Hoover stabilization program rises to about 38.5 million dollars as counties plan extra road, building, and power project outlays. Governor Erickson reports anticipated highway, railroad, and Flathead power investments, with mining and oil expected to grow and agricultural aid to boost industry. County estimates cover road work, county building enlargements, fair plant construction, and Montana Power line extensions.

Ontana’s Hoover Erickson Montana Power ‘Commpany Montana Montana Power Company Flathead Secretary of Commerce Dawson County Cascade County

Local notes and visits from Alder to Helena and Dillon

Mrs Albert Metzel of Alder visiting. Elmer Devaney from the local high school spent Sunday with his parents in Melrose. Hon Frank Eliel in Helena for a state board of education meeting. Ambrose Henneberry in Helena for business. Mr and Mrs Vincent Schmittroth here Thursday for Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Louis Schmittroth, returning from Salmon City Idaho by car. The Elite Shop run by Carlson sisters closes. stock and fixtures for sale then plan Pacific coast winter stay. Wrangler's club meets at Beaverhead Abstract offices with Professor Rush Jordan on Peace. Fred Hansen from the Centennial valley in town this week.

Albert Metzel Alder Elmer Devaney Melrose Frank Eliel Helena State Board of Education Ambrose Henneberry Vincent Schmit Troth Wrangler’s Club Beaverhead Abstract Company Rush Jordan The Normal College Fred Hansen Centennial Valley

Mince Meat Versatility Beyond Pies

Traditional mince meat serves as a ready base for fruit cakes cookies tarts and desserts. The article shares recipes for Mince Meat Fruit Cake Mince Meat Tarts and a Mince Meat Sundae plus tips to bake with the preserved fruit and spice mix to extend its use beyond pies.

Moe Datcat

Bell System Reduces Long Distance Toll Across Mountain States

States Co cuts long distance rates effective January 1 1930, saving the public about 5 000 000 annually. The reduction applies to station to station calls across Mountain States and Bell System regions, continuing a policy to lower costs while improving service. The article notes improved connection times and 93 percent completion of long distance calls.

Bell System Mountain States

Dillon News Briefs From 1899 and 1909 Items

Enrollment at State Normal shows 74 students with 21 males and 53 females, 49 from Dillon. Beaverhead county bonds sold at par with $510 premium to Mrs. James Edie. G T Paul tours NP line. Dillon Implement Co. for sale. Free high school petition gains nearly 400 signatures. A Kansas editor notes a deck of cards as calendar. In 1909 city council debates saloon licenses and regulations. Albert Stamm jewelry store burglary nets stolen goods. Beaverhead high school beats Deer Lodge 14 to 0 on Thanksgiving. Coal shortage worsens in Dillon amid cold weather.

State Normal Dillon Beaverhead County James Edie G. T. Paul Northern Pacific Railroad Dillon Implement Company Free County High School Kansas Albert Stamm Deer Lodge Fairgrounds

Did Mark Twain's Jumping Frog Jump Really Jump

A literary curiosity explores the origin of The Jumping Frog tale. It traces claims by miners, Tuttletown residents, and riverboat pilots about how Mark Twain sourced the story and how the frog became a symbol of Twain’s early fame.

Mark Twain Twain America Angels Camp San Andreas Butte Montana California Bret Harte James Stephen Gillis Tuttletown San Francisco Jchitits

Brandjord attends conference on public lands transfer plan

I M Brandjord, Montana land office chief, travels to Washington for a national meeting of land commissioners to discuss President Hover's proposal to shift public lands from the federal government to the states. The summit will February 238. minerals may stay with the federal government, provoking western debate over revenue and mining impacts.

Brandjord Confab Elena I. M. Brandford State Land Office The Land Board Washington, D. C National Conference of Public Land States Land Commissioners Land Boards President Hover Congress United States

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