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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

5

Montana Auto association urges temporary two cent gas tax

The Montana Automobile Association adopts a bulletin urging a temporary two cent gas tax for four years. It argues extra revenue would reach $1,260,000 annually, pairing with federal aid to fund about 600 miles of highway yearly, accelerate road building, and avoid bonds or delays. The plan targets 1929 legislative action to speed Montana road work and maintenance.

Montana Automobile Association State Highway Commission Qbehing Montana United States

Americans finally embrace own music say leader

A New York leader argues Americans once doubted their taste for music but now embrace homegrown rhythm. He cites the Million Dollar Pier shows and the nation’s evolving music scene while condemning the notion that Americans do not value good music.

New York City Tlantle City Bonds America Bime

Counties Share National Forest Receipts in Montana Idaho

Montana and Idaho counties receive shares from National Forest timber and related sales. Montana totals 58 887.75 and Idaho 169 705.85, up from last year, with Madison Beaverhead Lincoln and Powder River counties among top beneficiaries. Shoshone Kootenai Valley and Bonner lead Idaho shares. proceeds fund roads and schools. A high school scholarship contest in Bozeman is noted.

Montana Idaho Forstry National ‘Forest Madison County Forest Service Lincoln County Beaverhead County Powder Riverounty Couny Glacier County Shoshone County Kootenai County Valley County Bonner County Stoshone National Forest

Secretary of State report shows commercial increase in Montana

The biennial report by Secretary of State John Mountjoy to Governor Erickson notes 1928 year end filings totaling 80,888.04 up over 1914. Domestic and foreign corporations plus notarial, licenses, bonds, and other fees drive growth amid four secretaries of state serving during the period.

Secretary OF State Montana John Mountjoy John Be, Erickson Secretary of State’s Department William Power

Exhibit of Fine Pictures Displayed Here

An exhibit of fine art prints will be shown next week from Monday to Friday at the Mellen building under the Dillon Parent-Teachers association. Over 150 large colored reproductions of old and modern masters will be available for study with a small admission fee. proceeds fund new school pictures.

Mellen Dillon Parent-Teachers Association

Local Notes From Dillon Area And Cold Spell

Locals report attorney P Wilson of Deer Lodge in Dillon for legal work while ranchers Frank Esterwald and Mrs Etta Metzel visit from Bloody Dick and Ruby ranches. William Rhodes of Sheridan and Clark Anderson pursue business and travel to Cambridge Ohio. Justice George Opp officiated a Bannack Dashion wedding to Lewis Knight of Butte. Mary Heavy visits from Three Forks where she teaches. Bramsman takes Montana Standard distribution after Tyins. Cold snap records zero and two above zero.

P. Wilson Deer Lodge Dillon Frank Esterwald Bloody Dick William Rhodes Sheridan Etta Metzel Alwyn Metzel Dilton Clark Anderson Cambridge Ohio John Inabnit Jackson Justice of the Peace George Opp Blanche Dickson Bannack Lewis Knight Butte Mary Heavy Three Forks H. H. Bramsman Montana’ ‘Standard Tyins Bertha

Mayfield Residents Visit Dillon and Butte

Mayfield residents mingle with regional visitors as E. M. Martinell stops at Dell and Tom Morrow visits from Divide. The Irvine couple and Mrs. A. H. French shop in Butte and plan business. James Kirkpatrick and Matt Kau are in Butte this week.

E. M. Martinell Dell Dillon Tom Morrow Divide W. L. Irvine Butte A. H. French Argenta James Kirkpatrick Matt Kau

A Want Ad in The Examiner Attracts Attention

A brief read notes that a want ad in The Examiner draws attention for job or service needs. It emphasizes concise wording and clear contact details to maximize response.

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Famous succotash origin and corn dish ideas

A fragmented vintage recipe passage describes how a kitchen accident mixing lima beans with corn led to succotash. It also lists corn pairings and several corn based dishes with measurements and cooking steps for servings of eight.

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