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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
6
Roger W. Babson declares a new era will abolish the kitchen as labor-saving devices and factory foods take over. He urges bankers and investors to back firms in labor-saving home technology and mass produced meals, arguing marriage and childrearing depend on easier domestic life.
The text urges food product makers to avoid adulterants and preservatives and to follow the Golden Rule while serving national needs. It highlights a New York meeting with the French ambassador about promoting labor-saving devices in France, arguing these campaigns could open vast foreign markets and create jobs and investment opportunities. The Babson chart remains near normal, with potential rise noted as we go to press.
A. H. Lister, part owner and buyer for the Colored Worsted Mills of Providence R I, visits Great Falls Montana headquarters. He reports wool purchases from local sheepmen. The Olea Osnes clip from Highwood runs about 10 pounds per shearing, the Big Sag clip similar. Osnes clip totals about 160,000 pounds, Big Sag about 76,000. Both clips sold at 60 cents per pound under contract.
Roy A. Young chief executive officer of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank visited the Helena branch for the semi annual meeting with the Helena board of directors. Conditions in the ninth district are improved in agriculture and industry with prospects for good crops and livestock. Young, accompanied by R. E. Towle, planned to travel to Missoula and Kalispell and expected to return next Saturday.
Helena June 26. Applications for automobile licenses flood the secretary of state office at about 50 daily. The Irwin Hudson company factory fire in Portland destroyed 6,000 emergency plates leaving Montana with no supply. Secretary Charles Stewart says three weeks to a month for a new batch. Applications up about 10 percent over last year. permits and plates issued to over 73,000 passenger cars and 10,600 trucks.
The Warner Brothers production Beau Brummel stars John Barrymore and features the largest indoor castle set built to date. Chief Electrician F N Murphy notes the set demands over 10000 amperes, more than any prior studio project in memory.
The Hartwig theater opens tonight featuring Mary Astor Willard Louis Trene Rich Alec B. Francis Carmél Myers and a strong supporting cast. The production promises a brilliant display of talent with a large lineup of capable performers.
Patsy Ruth Miller and Dustin Farnum star in My Man at the Hartwig theater. Adapted from George Randolph Chester novel A Tale of Red Roses, the story centers on high finance and the political Sledge, who uses caveman methods to win his bride.
The Collegians a newly organized Dillon orchestra will perform at Twin Bridges for a Friday evening dance on July 3. Many Dillon youths are expected to attend. The group comprises students who have studied in other cities and has impressed locals with its peppy music.
Notice is given that on July 16 1926 at 10 oclock in front of the County Treasurer s office at Dillon Montana all property in Beaverhead County and the cities of Dillon and Lima Montana with delinquent taxes lien will be sold at public auction unless prior to said time delinquent taxes with interest penalties and costs are paid A complete delinquent list of taxpayers and properties is on file in the County Treasurer s office subject to public inspection and examination 47 31
Several good buys for used cars offered with easy terms by Beaverhead Motors Company. Trade in options available and financing details likely favorable for buyers seeking affordable pre owned vehicles.
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