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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
5
The Montana Collector of Internal Revenue announces that 1929 income tax blanks are mailed to taxpayers with colored slips showing a one percent reduction to normal rates. Returns must be filed by March 15, 1980, with extensions denied except for good cause. Taxpayers urged to file early.
Local notes report Julius Mathias traveled from Elkhart Lake Wisconsin for holidays and found mild winter. Paul Stahl and Carl Mast left for Los Angeles after a drive from Dillon to Idaho Falls in seven hours with no car trouble. O T Childers, longtime county poor farm inmate, died at the county hospital and was buried at Mountain View cemetery. Emma Yearlan visited Dillon from her Lemhi county sheep ranch to handle business, and Fred Hansen of Centennial valley was summoned to Butte for his daughter's illness. Gaines McCracken, from Bozeman, was in Dillon on business and stayed with T Lee McCracken. Ashley Roberts and Howard Gilbert visited Henry Rodgers Jr in Murray hospital after an operation in Butte. Mr and Mrs Frank Rife and their youngest son, from the Medicine Lodge ranch, brought the child to Dillon for medical care.
The Presbyterian Church invites friends to an 8 o’clock prayer meeting at the Bishop home 413 South Idaho. Next Sunday's preaching theme is Better Knowledge highlighted by church music and education. The church school promotes knowledge through its Sunday sessions.
A reader asks about fine lines near the eyes and the author notes such squinting reflects activity not permanent aging. The piece suggests a short eight minute daily routine using cleansing cream a freshening lotion nourishing skin food and a gentle eye massage to smooth and firm the eye area.
Article argues there is no acute beef shortage as of January, noting steady supply and demand in California and nationwide. It discusses culling causes, dairy herd growth, and potential to expand beef consumption via better breeding and advertising, with mixed views on feedlot supplies and government estimates.
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