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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1931
Page
2
In Memoriam details the life of Leonard Eliel who helped found Dillon Montana and its firm. He served as mayor councilman and school trustee fostering a stable community over fifty years. His generosity to charity and children defined a public service career that shaped Beaverhead County.
William Peter son of Utah State Agricultural College urged better administration of 178,979,446 acres of public domain in the western states to conserve water sheds and prevent floods at a land utilization conference in Chicago. He warned flood danger rises from lack of regulation.
Mr. Peterson argues watersheds require definite administration and protection akin to large public reservoirs. He notes their water absorbing power is vital for future development and current settlement investments, with boundaries mostly straight and rivers crossing state lines creating shared stewardship.
The president's message proposes a two year tax increase, an emergency reconstruction corporation, prompt release of deposits in closed banks, federal land bank advances, home loan discount banks, broader rediscount rules, railway consolidation, anti trust changes, electric power regulation, no broad tariff or veterans aid, a public works administration, shipping board duties to commerce, immigration tightening.
A proposal urges uniform public land supervision across states to balance winter and summer grazing. It favors exchanging state lands for equal value blocks suitable for grazing, long term allotments, year round permits, water development, watershed protection, and continued reclamation programs. 4-H club youths study Los Angeles markets and praise show results.
Chevrolet introduces the 1932 line described as The Great American Value for 1932. The new models boast 20 percent more power, faster acceleration, speeds up to 70 mph, streamlined bodies, silent Syncro Mesh transmission, and free wheeling as standard. Production across 21 plants aims to boost employment for about 200,000 workers before winter. More than 30,000 cars have been built for showroom display and many more to roll off the lines this month. The standard equipment includes advanced front-end styling, sun visor removal replaced by an internal visor, and numerous refinements across all models enhancing comfort and convenience.
Marion Harris, former stage and screen star, is heard regularly on NBC networks. Her programs air Tuesday Friday and Saturday from 11 to 16 M EST over NBC WE. She has starred in many Broadway successes and made numerous phonograph recordings.
Notice is given that a special meeting of the stockholders of Montana Ajax Mining Company will be held at the Hazelbaker Building in Dillon Montana on the South Idaho Street site at 10:00 a.m. on a date in December 1981 to adopt a code of by laws elect directors and officers and to consider other business as may properly come before the meeting. Dated Dillon Montana December 8 1981 A Dorff secretary of Montana Ajax Mining Company.
Notice from Interstate Building and Loan Association Dillon Montana dated November 18 1931 announces the stockholders meeting to be held January 4 1932 at 2 PM at No 3 East Bannack Street Dillon Montana. Directors to be elected and other business to be transacted. Signed by C B Blinn.
Department of the Interior notice states Carl J. Kambich of Reichle Montana plans three year proof to establish his Original and Stockraising Additional Homestead entries Nos 067180 and 067181 for multiple sections in Township 48 Range 9 West. Hearing before Fred Rife in Dillon January 11 1932. Witnesses listed: Frank Bayan Melrose Montana Frank L. Kambich Walter Brown Peter Spritzer.
A variety of pianos offered by Baldwin Music Store at 202 W Park Butte Montana. Beautiful Kimball upright in mint condition priced with delivery option and storage savings. Several pianos from $50 up, four player pianos from $350, new Baldwin grand with $50 down uncalled for, terms friendly to responsible buyers.
In Montana Beaverhead County District Court the estate of Alfred Petersen, deceased, is set for will proof on Thursday December 17 1981 at 10:00 a.m. in the court room at the Beaverhead County Court House. A notice ordered November 28 1931 announces the proceeding.
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