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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
6
The Montana Taxpayer urges cutting district court expenses as the state faces wartime costs. It cites 1941 42 budgets totaling about 1.36 million dollars for district courts county attorneys sheriffs and related items and offers concrete steps from 10 judges to cut jury costs speed up trials and restrain expenses.
Treasure State briefs report Helena chosen for the 1943 Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Other items note deaths, resignations, elections and local incidents across several Montana towns including Butte, Glasgow, Glendive, Malta, Missoula, Great Falls, Libby, Lewistown, Libby, and Helena.
Washington state supreme court rules 6 3 that the state may not order amputation of Patricia Hudson an 11 year old Seattle girl whose enormously enlarged left arm hangs below the knee Doctors testified the arm is 10 times normal size and would be amputated The operation carried a feared 50 50 chance of death for the child Mrs Nora Hudson opposed the surgery while her father Claude supported it the case drew national attention in medical and legal circles
Surveys have concluded in Poke regarding county boundaries and soll maps. Officials note data collection covered regional extents and pertinent coordinates, informing planning and allocation decisions.
A Fourth of July menu piece describes topping homemade vanilla ice cream with magic angel cake stars made from day old bread. It includes a Tutt Frutti Ice Cream recipe and a crowning Liberty Stars snack, plus a note that Argentine railway workers raised 12360 for the British Red Cross.
Defense transportation director Joseph B. Eastman says he has not demanded postponement of state and county fairs, only suggesting postponement where feasible to conserve rubber and gasoline. local fair boards would decide, with plans advancing for the Great Falls fair August 3-8 and a show from Barnes & Dayruthers touring Canada en route from Chicago. Future Farmer and 4 H clubs plan state shows tied to the fair with a Food and Fiber for Victory theme.
The piece outlines two pest classes in victory gardens: leaf eaters such as cabbage worms and cucumber beetles to be hit with dusts or sprays, and juice drinkers like aphids to be fought with tobacco dust or nicotine sprays. It notes gypsum arsenate dust, arsenate of lead, rotenone, pyrethrum, and tobacco dust as effective options, with timing tips for cabbage, cucumber, and beetle pests and cautions about wind and dew for dusting.
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