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The item records that something was entered on September 20, 1902, in Dillon, Montana, as second class matter under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
2
The item records that something was entered on September 20, 1902, in Dillon, Montana, as second class matter under the 1879 act.
Mary Narby Cottrell recounts the Jackson brothers Herman and Antone who moved from Schleswig Holstine to Dubois Idaho and then to the Big Hole in 1884. The piece recalls their settlement near Wisdom, family growth, school life, post office naming, and community integration highlighting pioneer endurance and the Code of the West.
President Coolidge argues the American navy is not only a wartime defense arm but also a powerful engine of economic growth. He states that every penny spent on the navy returns to the community multiple times through direct stimulus to industrial development.
An article extols the electric range as a modern miracle enabling uniform, juicy roasts without preheating. It highlights automatic timing and moist oven heat, claims reduced shrinkage, consistent doneness, and a simple rib roast recipe with times per pound.
Miss Betsy Clemow spent the weekend in Jackson at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Clemow. John H Bray and son Raymond were Dillon visitors from Lakeview. The Dillon Wranglers club met at Pearl S Smiths office with Dr H E Dav iss reading a paper on Obsolescence in Institutions. Mrs C A Crawford of Hamilton visited Rev and Mrs W H Mitchell. A truckload of wine was confiscated by Sheriff James A McCollum and Undersheriff C E Blinn. Ike Rife Sr returned home from Barrett hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Zink of Dell welcomed a son at Barrett hospital. Frank Ivanich 538 died at the county farm after a long illness. Funeral held at Brundage funeral home officiated by Rev Father F X Lechner. Earl Wheat moved to Deer Lodge to Elks party then Missoula to visit son Harold ill with scarlet fever. Frank Eliel left for Helena for state board of education meeting.
Notice from the Interstate Building and Loan Association Dillon Montana announces the annual stockholders meeting on January 4 1936 at 2 p m at No 3 East Bannack Street Dillon Montana. Meeting will elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as needed. Secretary C Be Blinn signs the notice.
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District fixes 1936 terms for Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties. Beaverhead hears Jan Apr Jul Oct starting at 10 am. Madison follows Jan Apr Jul Oct. Jefferson tenses Jan Apr Jul Oct. Dillon, December 9, 1935. Judge Lyman H. Bennett presides.
The advertisement touts Dodge durability after twenty years of reputation and cites new owners reporting 18 to 24 miles per gallon and oil savings of up to 20 percent, positioning the car as economical and dependable.
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