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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
6
Los Angeles observers note merit in a proposed Copper-Hope measure to extend safeguards of the 1921 act to open livestock markets and country trading points. The plan faces questions about practical supervision across crossroads and ranches as meat production adjusts to modern practices and shifting livestock numbers.
Willy-Overland executives tout the Whippet as setting a long list of records over 18 months. The light four cylinder car, costing low, claims high fuel economy, speed, and stamina with achievements across coast to coast trips, mountain climbs, and long endurance tests by numerous owners.
The Montana Woolgrowers Association outlines a busy 1928 program in Great Falls with ram sales of 2000 head, a lamb consumption project, and a $2600 national contribution. The first Northwest Wool show, involving 12 western states, also falls under the association’s supervision.
Cosmopolitan production starring Sally O Neil showcases romance and youth in a two sister love triangle. The plot follows one sister's secret love for a boy who courts the other, leading to a dramatic wedding tension and a surprising finale. John P McCarthy directs with a cast including Molly O Day Larry Kent and James Murray.
Deer Lodge applicants for 1928 license plates caused the return of large sums of money due to missing endorsed papers or affidavits of the 1927 license receipt. The Montana state association of county commissioners at Great Falls endorsed county handling to remove the need for a notary seal and reduce red tape in securing licenses.
Notice listing depositors who have not touched accounts in twenty years as of October 1, 1927. Names include Seth F. Sprague of Beaverhead County and Grant Missouri, with amounts shown. Cambridgeport Savings Bank and Central Square are named.
The damaged text discusses the registrar of motor vehicles and concerns over compliance with requirements. Officials report high mail volume from applicants seeking reasons for delays in receiving licenses or permits. The fragment mentions treasurers and county offices and references rental listings and office spaces.
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