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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
4
In this column from January 21, the writer explains shifting from turkey to beef and other meats, critiques midlevel butchers, and argues for higher quality grain fed cattle. It discusses profits in young stock, marketing along the west coast, and how feed lot yields affect beef prices and packer payments.
Montana counties with National Forest areas will share 65,986.89 and Idaho counties 156,928.12 as 26 percent of total receipts for all uses. To date Montana counties have received 1,660,308.33 from this fund, and Idaho counties has received ...
National Forest disbursements total 2,381,091.04 allocated among counties with forests in Montana and Idaho. Lincoln County leads Montana with about 11,900 current and 164,815 to date. Shoshone in Idaho tops current receipts at 40,180 and totals at 485,115. County sums fuel road and school funding with 25 percent direct to states and 10 percent reserved for National Forest roads. Federal highway and trail appropriations further ease local costs, totaling about 7.5 million annually.
The 4.5 million dollar Federal forest highway apportionment for forest road construction in and near National Forests in fiscal year 1931 has been approved by Secretary Hyde. Plans will begin immediately with state highway commissions and the Forest Service to allocate funds to states and territories for the next year starting July 1. Allocation follows a 50 percent share by National Forest area and the remainder by National Forest land value. Alabama is listed among states in the apportionment.
Mrs J C Ferguson returned from an extended trip to the central states visiting a Denver brother and her husband's parents in Missouri. Miss Catherine Finnegan went to Dillon for medical reasons and to be near a doctor. Mrs Tom Hancock lay up with rheumatism but improves slowly. Mr Julius Hartwig made a business trip to Dillon.
Mrs. R. J. Bower and her baby have returned to their Jackson home. A fire at Tear of the Sewell's Meat Market last Saturday was quickly extinguished by the Dillon Volunteer Fire department before any damage occurred.
The State Fish and Game Commission meeting in Harlowton Montana on January 16 1930 opened fishing on the Jefferson River in its entirety and the Big Hole River from the Jefferson to the pumping plant. Fishing is lawful until the regular closed season begins March 15 1930 though ice fishing for game fish is unlawful. T N Marlowe chairman R H Hill secretary.
The record demand for Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass drives carload orders across the country. California and Texas show extraordinary volumes since spring with New York wholesalers moving over a million bottles yearly. City Drug Co Inc serves as agents, noting Sargon as a fastest selling remedy with widespread customer testimonials.
The Examiner, Beaverhead County’s newspaper, serves the entire county with local coverage and community focus. It highlights events, notices, and issues important to residents and organizations across the region.
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