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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1940

Page

6

Bids Sought on Eleven Montana Road Projects

The Montana highway department will review bids for eleven construction projects on Jan 25. Projects span Carter to Yellowstone counties and include grazing work, bridge builds, road gr ading, oiling and drainage structures on roads such as Billings Pompey’s Pillar Livingston Wilsall Butte Whitehall Hamilton Stevensville Frenchtown Missoula Terry Brockway Ekalaka Alzada and Billings Laurel.

Montana Highway Department D. A. McKinnon E.eer Yellowstone County Fly Creek Livingston-Wilsall Road Park County Shields River Livingston-Wilsall Butte-Whitehall Jefferson County Hamilton-Stevensville Ravalli County

Snow improves Montana ranges says market service

The January 1 report from the Agricultural Marketing Service notes scattered snows and rains in December and January helped Montana ranges and stockwater supplies, with cattle and sheep at about 91 percent of normal and ranges at 85 percent. It also reports 26,040,000 bushels of wheat stored in Montana granaries, the third largest in the nation behind Kansas and North Dakota.

Montana Treasure State Agricultural Marketing Service Kansas North Dakota

State University Draws Students From 28 States

Montana State University drew students from 28 states plus Montana counties and two other regions during the fall quarter according to the registrar. Cascade County led with 80, Silver Bow 79, Yellowstone 69, Lewis and Clark 50, and Flathead 45. North Dakota provided the largest state representation. Other represented states included Illinois 19, Washington 18, California 18, Idaho 15, Wisconsin 10, South Dakota 8, Wyoming 8, Pennsylvania 7, with Ohio and several others also listed.

Montana Montana State University Canada Alaska Cascade County Missoula Silver Bow Yellowstone Lewis and Clark Flathead Ilinois Washington California Idaho Wisconsin Ping South Dakota Wyoming Pennsylvania North Dakota Ohio Ownlans

Car buyer tours Stockbridge test run with mechanic

Miss Delaney rides to Stockbridge in a car tester George Salting drives, while John Birell explains tests and seating. George reveals he earns sue quid a week testing cars and, years earlier, avoided revealing his true past before meeting Delaney.

John Birell Delaney Stockbridge Yeoman Sarah George Birell Tester Salting George Salting Miss Delaney Salting Chiswick Bayswater Biarritz Freilles Mr. Salting Bates

The David Burpee Zinnia from Luther Burbank Chest

A historic iron bound seed chest of Luther Burbank still holds rare packets including the Giant Zinnia. David Burpee of Philadelphia, cousin to Burbank, owns the chest and its labeled seeds. Burpee expects the zinnia to spread widely this year with pastel hues and bi or tri color varieties.

Luther Burbank Burbank David Burpee Philadelphia Burpee

Helena Chief of Police named state IACP representative

Roger Smith, Helena police chief, has been appointed state representative of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Other briefs note jury lists with more women, minor earthquakes, cattle losses from poisoned bait, school contracts, and local civic events across Montana towns.

Helena Roger Smith International Association of Chiefs of Police

Adventurers Seek U S Crossing On Ten Dollars Each

Two 22 year old travelers from Hartford who left for Hawaii and ended in Alaska are attempting to cross the United States from Olympia to New York on ten dollars each. Harry Howroyd and Robert Haar, Tufts graduates now based in Alaska, say subzero Butte weather and beards complicate the journey as they rely on hitchhiking and hotel offers while lecturing in the East.

Hartford United States Alaska Butte Howroyd Haar University of Hawaii Puget Sound Hudson’s Bay Country Canada Pit Hudson's Bay Country Blue River Unuk River Olympia Wash Stan Lillian Lillian New York USA Finlen Tren Y Pooney Cess Pena

Plan Gala Day in Yellowstone

Yellowstone park to mark Montana day on Sunday Feb 11 inviting nature lovers skiers skaters and camera fans to Gardiner Mammoth Hot Springs and Tower Junction. Park officials describe open routes from Mammoth to Tower Junction ample snow for skiing skating and wildlife viewing with rangers aiding visitors and facilities at Tower Junction.

Treasure State Seventh Heaven Montana Yellowstone Park Gardiner Mammoth Hot Springs Tower Junction J. W. Emmert Mammoth Tower Junction Tower Falls Buffalo Ranch Mammoth Eagle Nest Rock Blacktail Lamarey

Kalispell Veteran Claims He Captured Hitler

Kalispell resident George A. Troxel, a disabled World War I veteran, says he captured Adolf Hitler during the Italian front battle of Vittorio Veneto. Troxel, grandson of a Civil War officer, served in Company D, 332d Infantry, 83d Division, and claims to have freed a four-man Austrian machine gun nest and later visited Hitler in an Italian prison camp. He wears medals from Italy for bravery and service.

Kalispell Hitler George A. Troxel Adolf Hitler Troxel Bismarck N. D Vittorio Veneto

Tobacco Cost Set for Montana Dealers

The Montana railroad and public service commission set probable business costs for tobacco wholesalers at 2 percent for drop shippers and 5 percent for out of warehouse stock dealers. The order distinguishes direct factory shipments from stockpiled resale, and is not related to a separate 10 percent plus invoice cost set for Butte retailers.

Montana State Railroad and Public Service Commission Butte

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Carter Ravalli Prairie Jefferson Counties Market Service Report State University Dornford Yates News Syndicate Co., Inc Tattersall's France Mary Quile Merton The Savoy Roederer Mrs. Welling Mr. Burpee Richard Bond Harlowton Bozeman Fort Benton W. G. Morrow Montana Farm Bureau Hardin Hardin Tribune-Herald Hollis M. Johnson Great Falls Walter Banka Pondera State Board of Health Payne Templeton Templeton Roy Roy Woman's Club State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation Whitefish Harland E. Wells International Four States Highway Association Las Vee Ney Salmon City Helens Rapaind T. Sae Be of Justice Tana Sean Corbin Drug Store Alex Verdon Lewistown Kiwanis Club W. C. Husband Husband Musselshell Montana Bankers Association Association U. S Clark’s Fork Valley Anaconda Copper Sar Co
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