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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1933

Page

3

War on animal diseases cited in Montana report

The Montana Livestock Sanitary board reports victory over foot and mouth disease and bovine tuberculosis reduced to 0.14 percent, with scabbies eradicated in all counties. It notes no cattle scabbies for 18 years, no equine dourine cases, and eradication of glanders and anthrax. Billings death follows poisoning with a note found on the victim. The board operates on a livestock tax without state support and claims milk inspections curbed disease spread.

Montana Montana Livestock Sanitary Board Livestock Sanitary Board Board W. J. Butler

Dillon Public School Notes Highlights and Club News

Dillon Public Schools reports under Mrs. Black the 8A class will sponsor a Dillon Examiner column with student writings from all grades. Banner standings show Mrs. Black 2644 points and Miss Minger 2753, with other contributors. the 8-2 class moves to a brighter room and assigns moving committees. News items include a 21 to 7 football win over Twin Bridges tools and several classroom activities from 7th graders.

Billy Munckton

Dillon Busy With Tax Help And Social Visiting

An internal revenue officer will be at the courthouse in Dillon on March 1 and 2 to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. Several visitors arrive in Dillon including Mrs. George Melton from Helena and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selway from near Grant. The Orange Crush orchestra plays at Hartwig theatre Sundays and Thursdays. Reverend Jesse D. Lacklen of Billings spoke at Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Anna Richards leaves for Redlands after two months in Dillon, planning a short visit in Pocatello. Isaac Rife, Sr. is reported as not greatly improved in a Butte hospital following a visit by Frank Rife.

Fairbanks Betty Jo Jeppson Valera Fairbanks Ruth Robert Harrison John Bozeman Vincent Gibbons Hart Atkinson Edgar French Bill Girnus Earl Atkinson Paul Murphy Frank Foster Howard Anderson Donald Shaffner Charles Selway Ernest Ferguson Bulletin Board Helen Randolph Evelyn McMannis Neil Keith Helen Churchill Hileen Gibbons Grant Hansen Internal Revenue Dillon George Melton Helena W. T. Martinell Dell Floyd Nicholson Medicine Lodge Orange Crush Hartwig Theatre Elmer Selway Grant Jesse D. Lacklen Billings The Methodist Church Grace Methodist Church Frank Rife City Isaac Rife, Sr Butte Maxine Little Lima Charles Niblack Chicago Minneapolis BE. B. Roe Dilton Red Rock Jay McCarthy Edwin Whitworth

Legion Calls for Unified Veteran Support Ahead of Next Congress

The American Legion urges ex-service men to join and back the Legion to protect disabled veterans as Congress weighs potential cuts in veterans’ appropriations. National Commander Louis A. Johnson notes a radio broadcast spurred a WWI veteran to join, with Elkins West Virginia post 29 surpassing its membership quota between December 22 and January 8.

American Legion Congress Legion Special Joint Committee Senate House Louis A. Johnson William A. Arnold Elkins West Virginia H. W. Daniels

City Commission approves 1933 budget cut of 23000 dollars

A 23000 dollar reduction in expenditures for 1933 was adopted by the city commission at last Friday's weekly meeting. City Manager G O Arnold issued a comparative statement noting the decrease from last year.

G. O. Arnold

Bladder tonics promise relief for nighttime urination

A 26 cent test promotes Bucks bladder physic with buchu juniper oil to cleanse the bladder and reduce irritation causing getting up nights. The ad claims relief after four days, offering a money back guarantee and noting Geo M Gosman Drugist as seller.

Geo. M. Gosman Adv

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