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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states the editorial and business management letters should be addressed to the newspaper in Dillon Montana as part of its second class mailing entry under the 1879 act. Readers are directed to use the specified postal route for correspondence and inquiries.
Arthur Sears Henning argues in the Chicago Tribune that over 23 million Americans rely on the federal government for part or all support. He lists relief, AAA, pensions, ER, CCC and other programs, warning tax burdens will rise and a central Washington machine may replace rugged individualism.
A Montana plans coordination of state and federal relief agencies through a Helena committee to improve efficiency and maximize benefits. Members include J S James, W E Mitchell, Elmer Starch, and others from the Water Conservation Board AAA Rural Rehabilitation and PWA, with Montanans Inc providing an executive officer until a planning official is named.
Montana bank leaders gather July 20 and 21 at the Canyon hotel in Yellowstone park for the Montana Bankers association convention. E R Black and Fred N Shepherd will address banking issues including Federal Insurance of Deposits and the Frazier Lemke bill.娱乐活动包括高尔夫比赛和家庭晚宴及九人乐队演奏。
The Montana Reservoir and Irrigation Co filed a deed transferring Hebgen lake reservoir dam and equipment and the Prickly Pear irrigation project in Lewis and Clark county to Montana Power Co. The company holds majority shares. value reported at 142600 dollars. About 2435 acres in Gallatin county and Madison river water rights were included. Also reported two drownings near Butte a 14 year old boy Margarito Acevedo and 25 year old George Badovinac.
Notice of probate in Los Angeles County for James estate with hearing set in Beaverhead Montana on July 30 1934. John Collins filed petition for letters of administration with the will annexed and objections may be made at Dillon Courtroom. Shares sale bidding details supplied by C J Peoples director of procurement for the United States postmaster. READ THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Treasury Department Procurement Division Public Works Branch invites proposals for a site for a Federal building in Dillon Montana. Public opening occurs in the Dillon post office at 9:00 a m on July 21 1934.
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