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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1930
Page
6
Dillon residents invited to an open house hosted by Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Frank A. Hazelbaker and Mr and Mrs J H Gilbert at 626 South Pacific Street from four to seven in the afternoon.
The column previews upcoming films and industry chatter about talkies. Mentions titles and stars like Janet Gaynor and new dramas while noting delays and changes as cinema shifts from silent to sound.
Bozeman reports ground hogs are susceptible to poisoned alfalfa leaves. Judith Basin county farmers record nine kills totaling 214 ground hogs with this method, described as 100 percent effective by several farmers. County Agent Mountjoy says all reported kills were effective. The pest, Montana's largest field rodent, damages pastures and crops, prompting control measures.
Ming Helen Stanton and F H Benbrooks of Lodge Grass were wed in Dillon on Thanksgiving Day in a secret ceremony. The bride, a State Normal College student and Hamilton High School graduate, will live in Pony where the groom teaches. The couple returned to Hamilton for the holidays.
John Holden son of Mr and Mrs Norman Holden underwent an operation last Saturday evening at Barrett hospital for appendicitis.
A Beaverhead Examiner note urges using purebred beef bulls in dairy herds to produce heavier calves for veal or beef, reducing a surplus of dairy calves and boosting farmers' income. The column highlights local adoption and market impact as dairymen consider beef-type crosses in southern California.
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