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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
2
The notice records that the item was entered September 20 1903 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1879.
The Helena Independent notes Joseph B. Poindexter former Montana attorney general and federal judge in Honolulu has been nominated by President Roosevelt for governor of the Hawaiian Islands. It praises his experience among island races including Japanese and native Hawaiians and predicts a long, successful term if confirmed. It argues his deep ties to Hawaii would suit governing the diverse population.
The Warner House at Portsmouth New Hampshire built in 1712 by Captain Archibald Macpheadris showcases solid brass exterior hardware from Holland shipped with brick. The brass resists rust and remains bright today reflecting early American building materials and shipborne imports. Now owned by the Warner House Association, it operates as a museum.
Provisional figures from the state health bureau reveal 8,634 births in 1933, down 480 from 1932, a birth rate of 16.1. Infant mortality fell to 49.0 per 1,000 live births, while deaths declined by 99 from 1932 to 6,192, with heart disease remaining the leading cause of death at 918.
The Farm Administration released 1934 wheat benefit payments to Montana farmers who reduced acreage by 15 percent. Listings include county totals such as Fallon 123 checks for 10,238 dollars and Cascade 902 checks for 139,552 dollars, with overall totals 8,516 payments and 736,463 dollars.
Lewistown reports William D. Murphy aged 60 was kicked to death by a horse. The mutilated body was found late Friday by a neighbor about half a mile from Murphy's ranch northwest of Winifred.
The piece argues that mail order houses and outside firms have not contributed to national growth and seek easy money. It urges shoppers to patronize local merchants who support the community, pay taxes, and reinvest profits locally, opposing outside pressure on spending decisions.
Pursuant to a court order dated January 29 1934 the time for proving Maggie Courtney deceased will is set for February 19 1934 at 10:00 AM in the Dillon Montana court. The hearing includes revocation of an order admitting the will to probate and appointment of an executor.
A formal court notice dated January 29, 1934 in Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County carries the district court seal and is signed by Judge Lyman H Bennett.
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