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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1928
Page
5
A collection of pineapple based dressings and desserts with mayonnaise, crushed pineapple, cream, and citrus flavors. Includes methods for pineapple glaze, mousse mold, pineapple salad variants, and a pineapple cream cheese filling served on lettuce or celery.
The article notes that rate changes in Montana towns occurred without fire agents and were driven by a good loss record. The action was voluntary, effected by the board of underwriters. City property owners are mentioned as being interested in Mr. Cook's letter.
A 1927 circular details tariff changes affecting fire insurance dwelling ratings. It notes that exposures ten feet or more distant are no longer considered exposures and that rate reductions on in force policies before October 10 1927 will not be approved. Specific municipal rates will be cancelled and reissued later. It warns against automatic rate reductions and emphasizes checking information annually. The message urges motorists to use the period to benefit themselves and aid road construction progress.
Fragmentary text notes counties balancing road budgets with motor license receipts. Quote from Mr Breitenstein mentions recurring hard times and prompt season work. Content is fragmented and partially unintelligible.
Steady growth in patronage continues across our towns as Dillon A announces expanded operations and a larger, diversified stock. The store promises high quality goods at low prices, new departments, and continued attentive service while offering to obtain items not in stock.
A list of twenty-one T.8 pupils to graduate named Alvina Mikkelson June Randolph Agnes G Spehar Alice B Pendergast Bobby Erwin Carl Hansen Jay Forsyth Chester T Melton Robert A Morrison Emery Rouse Herman A Schwab Harold Selway Argyl Stephens.
Firefighters battled frigid conditions to combat a morning blaze at Hansen Dairy extending to the milk house and dairy equipment. The loss, caused by the blaze far from a hydrant, was insured. manager Carl J. Hansen reported the dairy's bedding and facilities suffered near total destruction.
A brief item notes a normal play pan scheduled for Saturday night with details likely in the continuation on page 1. The fragment indicates event timing but lacks other concrete facts or participants.
Normal students nominate Helen Scallon Anaconda Mary Harrington Butte Annette Chellis Miles City Frances Burkes Deer Lodge for the coronation by ballot this week Each vote costs one cent The election funds and carnival proceeds support the Chinook student annual All organizations join the carnival with top entertainment talent sought and a special Montanaomal carnival edition planned for Saturday.
Principal Peterson and Coach Gunderson submit a list of possible officials for the tournament games. The district athletic committee will choose arbiters from the list as 260 pledges have been secured and at least 50 more are sought to guarantee the event’s financial success.
Elected alchemist to serve as shrine head for the ensuing year. Installation of officers followed immediately with the menial duties to be performed.
The article notes years in Masonic service with past master of Dillon lodge No 16 A F A M past high priest of Dillon chapter No 8 A A M and past commander of St imo Com. It adds an eye care notice urging readers to see Dr Scarborough at the Amdrus hotel Dillon on Friday and Saturday January 27 and 28.
A State College of Pennsylvania report highlights how tractors can substitute for horse work in winter, preserving farm activity when fields lie idle. Experiments show tractors perform winter tasks such as hauling wood and threshing grain, making efficient use of time and labor.
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