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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1929

Page

4

New Smaller U S Currency to Replace Paper Bills

The Treasury foresees replacing 900 million old notes with lighter smaller bills by July. Initial issue will cover $1 to $20 with uniform design and Lincoln Memorial back, Washington and Jefferson fronts, color seals by denomination, and bank distribution through Federal Reserve Banks.

Treasury Department United States Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Missouri Bankers Association Excelsior Springs Missouri Henry H. Bond the Treasury Bond Lincoln Washington Jefferson Hamilton Jackson Grant Franklin McKinley Cleveland Madison Chase Treasury National Bank Bureau of Standards Bureau of Efficiency Bureau of Engraving and Printing Fifth Avenue

Phillips named secretary of Montana Stockgrowers Association

E A Phillips resigned as Montana Livestock commission secretary and was named secretary of the Montana Stockgrowers Association at a joint commission and advisory board meeting. Paul Raferty becomes acting secretary. Lela Bryant named to succeed him. Phillips urges broader membership to 2500. 600 now enrolled. Protest against higher cattle freight rates also voiced.

Montana Livestock Commission E. A. Phillips Montana Stockgrowers’ Association Commission Association Phillips Paul Raferty Lela Bryant Percy Williamson Miles City R. F. Clary Great Falls W. H. Donald Melville A. M. Moore Marion C. J. McNamara Big Sandy Bert Orr Dillon The Livestock Commission George Clemon Jackson Julian Terrett Bradenberg C. M. Sampson Walborg Interstate Commerce Commission H. B. Shaeffer Montana Railway Commission Montana

Food and supplies for the modern road tripper

The article extols packing a full meal kit for motor travelers, from canned beans and peaches to coffee and condensed milk. It lists canned fish and varied meats, fresh produce when possible, and practical tips on storage and meal prep for long journeys, stressing self sufficiency on the road.

Women Key in Rio Campaign to Eradicate Yellow Fever Mosquito

In Rio de Janeiro during June, women in the civic cooperative Movement assist health authorities in an educational drive to exterminate the yellow fever mosquito. Bertha Lutz leads the effort, giving radio talks and organizing a citizen committee. experts say three years are needed to wipe out stegomyia with strong public cooperation.

Rio Janeiro Bertha ‘Lutz United States Miguel Conte Brazil Canto Rio Boy Scouts

Widespread Dillon Visits Mentioned in Local Notes

A Dillon community column lists numerous visits and movements including Mrs. Jack Deputy in town, J. C. O Connor securing a highway contract, and extended travels by families from Helena Butte Long Beach and Grants Pass. Several residents return from trips to Chicago Seattle Missoula and Yellowstone Park while accidents and local errands are noted.

William Lee Internal Revenue Dillon Charles. Kohl Helena Mark Hampton Tribune Belgrade J. H. Bray Hampton Jack Deputy Butte Alex Tait W. D. Tovey, Jr W. D. Tovey Big Hole Basin Charles Brenner Emma Yeaman Horse Prairie Lemhi Idaho J. A. Poore W. K. Harris Hughes, Ofl Missoula Irvin Jandre Billings Pear Hull F. L. Banning Yellowstone Park A. T. Peterson Clarkston Wash Tacoma George Farrell Sam Ditty Drummond G. T. Paul Frank Paul Franklin Bradley New York City Paul Nolan Chicago H. F. Best J. C. O'Connor Lavon- Melrose Arlee J. C. Fuller F. A. Hazelbaker Roy Herndon L. C. Stocher Anna Stocher Grant Anne Pianecneek W. N. Bichler Armetead Margaret Mansfield Fred Woodside Clifflake Lorin Schaffner Bert Johnson Johnson Elizabeth O'Hara Henry Schoenborn Michigan May Giem Edward 'S Lunger Tattersall Vanity Store Ruth Gelhaus

Stockmen oppose new rates for Montana industry

Tana stockmen voiced unanimous disapproval of the new rates, declaring any raise unwarranted. They say an increase would hamper Montana's stock raising industry.

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