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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
4
Mary Constance Jones and Joe Miller are analyzed by numerology in Lorna Fantin's book Everybody's Book of Numbers. Fantin claims names reveal destiny, with Mary as the home loving 6 and Joe as ambitious yet reserved, shaping potential relationship dynamics.
The great book that fired millions of imaginations is adapted to the screen with two years of jungle filming. Production promises vivid adventure as explorers chase danger and wonder.
The listing includes The Squaw Man Guilty Hands Penrod and Sam Pardon Us and The Cuban Love Song as featured titles in an upcoming program.
Montana state veterinarian Dr. W. J. Butler reports livestock in 1931 were exceptionally free of disease, with no anthrax or sheep scab cases, only strangles in horses, and limited hog cholera across 13 premises. Beaverhead County moves toward tuberculosis free designation amid broad gains in milk quality and animal health.
Murray E. Stebbins secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers association, edits the organization’s publication and expects better wool and lamb prices after the first month of the new year. He notes strong demand for blood wools, low supply of 3-8 grade, and rising % blood grade due to knitting demand.
The report notes holiday season inactivity but expects strong offing demand in early 1932. Wool sales may rise to fair values amid a competitive market. lamb prices remain low despite decent retail demand, with wide margins and limited liquidation of breeding stock. Outcomes depend on winter severity and feed availability in western regions.
Principal Wahl of Beaverhead County High School and his wife traveled to Helena for New Year's Day to visit relatives and returned home on Sunday.
Dr. W. J. Butler, Montana state veterinarian, says Livestock health in the state is higher than any prior period. In 1931 tuberculosis testing reached 142,853 cattle tests with 0.22 percent reactors. 15 percent of areas are tuberculin free. Poultry inspections reached 186,552. dairy licenses 955. meat inspection saw 114,866 carcasses with nine condemned.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained Thursday January 7 by Mrs Berg Christensen. Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m services at 11 a m and Luther League at 7 p m. Cloyd Wampler is visiting from Wisdom today.
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