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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states its editorial and business management correspondence should be directed to the appropriate postal address as of September 20, 1902, in Dillon Montana. The notice sets the paper as second class matter under the 1879 Act.
A series of short notes records residents and visitors in Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Smith McKnight Marcus Rand Henry Gleed Jack Barrett Dan Pendergast Late English Fred Gilbert Carl Pahnish Waldron Boger Frank Hazelbaker Tom Hartwig Mickey Doyle W. B. Hartwig Frank Unangst Kenneth Wheat Leon Miller Jules Wenger Jules Wenger Jr James Prelate and others visiting from Missoula Helena Butte Sheridan Alder and Jackson with reports of trips to Boulder Dam and the St James guild meeting.
Montana extension service notes only landowners with full 1936 control or 1935 control may obtain signed statements pledging contract compliance to sign adjustment contracts. In Montana through Oct 31, farmers received 6.74 million dollars in rental and benefit payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, while processors paid 2.411 million in processing taxes.
Bozeman Montana Dr Otto F Hunziker research director at Blue Valley Creamery Chicago will headline the annual dairy industry short course at Montana State College February 25 March 2 1935 announced by Dr J A Nelson head of the college dairy department Dr Hunziker a noted research worker and author will also participate in the dairy products show with prizes awarded in each class
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration informs the Montana Extension Service of a plan to help cattle producers who cannot feed their cattle in winter by connecting them with farmers who have surplus feed. The government will not buy or sell cattle but will serve as an information clearing house to pair cattlemen with feed holders.
In Los Angeles J A McNaughton discusses a federal drought relief program purchasing another million head of cattle. He notes beef cattle share has dropped from 62 percent of 68,871,000 total in 1920 to about 42 percent in 1933, with dairy breeds rising. He argues for improving beef quality and considers future grading and branding by breed names to meet consumer demand.
Cash for rings pins dental crowns bridge work watch cages chains spectacle frames locket fountain pen points and other discarded jewelry. Immediate shipment within 30 days and up to 383 dollars per ounce offered by National Gold Refiners licensed by the U S Government 253 Plymouth Building Minneapolis Minnesota 1941.
Legal notice from the Office of Interstate Building and Loan Association Dillon Montana dated November 17, 1934. To the stockholders of Interstate.
Dr. W J Butler announces immediate resumption of cattle processing in Montana. About 28 000 of 125 000 cattle from federal purchases will flow into Montana plants at Butte Great Falls and Bozeman, expanding processing capacity and restoring up to 3000 relief workers through Christmas. More than 100 000 head will be slaughtered and prepared for distribution.
Helena hosts a two day pre legislative tax conference December 17 and 18 sponsored by the Montana Taxpayers Association. The event aims to unite capital labor and industry in reviewing Montana government costs and funding across state county and municipal levels.
The Bea Verhead county precincts 37 and 38 in the Centennial valley are cited in a report noting the broader proposal to merge four additional smaller precincts this year met near unanimous voter opposition. Only one district consolidation, No. 37 with No. 38, has occurred in the past two years.
The stockholders of the Interstate Building and Loan Association will meet at No 3 East Bannack Street Dillon Montana on January 4 1935 at 2 PM. The agenda includes election of directors for the ensuing year and other business as needed. Secretary C E Blinn signed the notice.
John Collins files probate transcript from Brown County Ohio for the estate of George E. Rouse. Hearing set in Dillon District Court December 31 1934 at 10 a m for adopting the will and issuing letters of administration with the will annexed. Interested parties may appear and object. Clerk Fred Rife.
District court summons for Interstate Building & Loan Association seeks to quiet title to Lot 16 Block 30 Original Townsite of Lima Montana. Defendants include W. B. Dean as Lima Improvement Co trustee and unknown claimants. Default judgment possible after 20 days.
Mary A Flynn files Thomas Flynn will in Fifth Montana District Court Beaverhead seeking probate and letters testamentary. A hearing is set in Dillon Montana at 10 a m on December 31 1934 to consider the petition.
The notice states that all persons having or claiming any interest in the estate of the decedent may appear and object to the granting of the petition. Dated December 10, 1984. Fred Rife, Clerk of Said Court, Francis J. Gelhaus, Deputy.
Executor Roscoe G Cornell calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be sent to Leonard A Schulz law offices Dillon Montana the executor’s address listed for probate in Beaverhead County. Dated November 26 1934.
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