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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
7
The piece discusses plentiful and low quality cattle and evolving meat prices. It notes barley at $15 per ton, beef and pork prices favoring grain, and Wyoming steers at 11.65 per cwt. It warns against hurried sales and urges retention of breeding stock, while meat demand remains steady and feed conversion economics favor meat production over feed sales.
Montana and Idaho D A R committees plan a national monument at Lemhi Pass to honor Sacajawea. They seek a presidential proclamation to create a natural monument on the boundary, drawing on Lewis and Clark history and the Shoshone gateway landmark.
An insurance ad urges readers to protect themselves with Hazelbaker Insurance offering auto liability coverage. It emphasizes cost concerns from daily accidents and promotes obtaining a policy to mitigate damages.
Harry Hunter, piano tuner, requests orders left at Tribune Book Store. Phone 66. Advertisement appears in the 49-1t line.
The notice urges accuracy and fair play for the public and states it operates on the same basis with no charges to the public for its services. It emphasizes INVESTIGATION before investing and keeping a copy of the information.
Turnips thrive as a cool season crop sown in June and July for early fall harvest. Early crops need mellow soil and steady growth. later plantings require regular cultivation to preserve soil moisture. Old gardens weeded and shaded by tall growth yielded uneven results, but proper hoeing and row seeding produce uniform roots and quality for table and shows. July 12 Orangeman's day marks the traditional planting date for winter turnips.
The report notes a Summer Young People's Conference with church delegates Ruth Sperry Francis and Dorothy Churchill. The conference runs through Sunday and closes with a Yellowstone Park trip for delegates. An insurance ad warns about liability costs in auto accidents, urging coverage with Hazelbaker.
Rev. T. J. Simons leads a nine o'clock Sunday service at the Presbyterian Church followed by The Lord's Supper. All are invited to attend and participate in communion with the congregation. Edward Simons and the minister drove to Rock Haven on the Gallatin river today.
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