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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1926

Page

9

Liberty Bell Rings for New Year in 1926

Philadelphia reports the Liberty Bell sounded for the New Year in 1926 with 80 percent of its full tone as Mrs. Kendrick, wife of the mayor, struck the gold hammer. A pageant reenacted independence events in Independence Square as delegates discussed surplus corn with Iowa officials and Secretary Jardine.

Philadelphia Independence Hall W. Freeland Kendrick John Marshall Independence Square Kendrick State House Grand Union Cambridge George Washington Cambridge Mass Second Continental Congress

Farm Relief Program Expands To Handle Surplus Crops

Washington reports the administration will broaden farm relief to include machinery for handling surplus crops. President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine endorse conservative legislation to foster sale and relieve producers facing high production costs amid pressure from Congress and western agricultural leaders.

Washington Coolidge Jardine Congressional Farm Bloc Federal Commission White House

Bronze Tablet To Honor Late Montana Chief Justice Brantly

Helena notes a bronze tablet will be placed in the Montana state supreme court to memorialize Theodore Brantly, longtime chief justice. The plaque by Sherry Fry was shipped from New York, with design and funding aided by W. A. Clark Jr and the state bar association committee.

Helena Montana Wer W. A. Clark Jr Theodore Branily Supreme Court of Theodore Brantly Commonwealth Brantly State Capitol Third Judicial District Anaconda

Dentist and osteopathic physician listings

Dr. W. J. Romersa dentist formerly at Rathbone offices. Phone 65-W. Dr. A. H. McFarland osteopathic physician in Metlen Block. Office 245 residence 203-W.

W. J. Romersa Dr. Rathbone A.H. McFarland Metlen Block

Brannon Optimistic on Montana's Upward Education Path

Chancellor M A Brannon told county superintendents that Montana has rounded the corner and moved upward with $230 000 000 in new wealth from crops mines stock oil and forest last year and $16 000 000 in new car purchases. Ira B Fee as Montana Education association president urged tolerance for foreign birth and backing for five mill tax and retirement reform.

Helena Montana M. A Brannon Ira B. Fee Montana Education Association M. A. Brannon Canada Ira. B. Fee Missoula City Montana Educational Association

Wool Growers Meet at Boise Announces National Convention Speakers

Salt Lake City December 30 An announcement of part of the fixed program for the sixty first annual National Wool Growers association convention at Boise Idaho January 18 and 19 was made by F R Marshall secretary of the organization The roster includes George K Bowden John T Caine L F Swift Paul Clagstone Frank Stryker James Poole W A Deneke and Hugh Sproat with topics on grazing legislation livestock shipper marketing lambs Rambouillet fleeces and price trends United States officials and prominent executives will address the gathering with more acceptances likely before the event.

Boise Salt Lake City National Wool Growers’ Association Idaho F. R. Marshall George K. Bowden Senate Committee On Public Lands and Surveys Washington, D. C Congress John T. Caine Ilinois Packers’ and Stockyards Administration Washington L. F. Swift Chicago Swift & Co Paul Clagstone San Francisco Association Pacific Coast Frank Stryker Omaha James Poole W. A. Deneke United States Experimental Farm Dubois Hugh Sproat Marshall

In Favor of Change in Census Moves at Helena Meeting

Montana 1924 school census reveals women students aged 30 to 40 among high schools. Miss May Trumper urges changes in census laws to eliminate duplicate names on district lists, noting about 1000 names claimed by two districts. Nicknames used by children complicate records.

Helena Mont Montana Miss May Trumper Trumper

Chevrolet President Optimistic on 1926 Auto Market

W. S. Knudsen, president and general manager of Chevrolet, predicts a strong 1926 for the auto industry. He foresees similar passenger car sales to 1925, more truck sales, improved dealer merchandising, fair priced used cars, and reduced maintenance costs through shop and tool upgrades.

W. S. Knudsen Chevrolet Motor Company

Rasmussen Reappointed as Revenue Collector in Montana

Helena January 2 Charles A Rasmussen resumes his post as collector of internal revenue for the Montana district after a four year term transfer. He notes appointments last four years and bonds are required on start. His office ranked first in field efficiency for the last quarter of 1925. Tax liabilities in the Montana district have dropped since he took office January 16, 1922 from 2307.

Helena Charles A. Rasmussen Internal Revenue Montana Rasmussen Washington United States

Mille Adams Shoppe Special Sale Highlights Household Items

A fragmented notice lists a Dec 81 sale featuring Chinese vases trays Cloisonne salts and peppers rags and menns all half price. Finished embroidery models advertised with Dr W J Romersa dentist also named.

Mille Adams

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