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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1938

Page

6

Air Line Offers One Day Fishing Tour to Yellowstone Park

Western Air Express announces a one day fishing excursion from Los Angeles to Yellowstone with a stop at Hebgen Lake and Madison River. The tour includes gear, boat, guide, and transport back to West Yellowstone for a return flight. June traffic rose 35 percent as Glacier and Yellowstone service began.

Yellowstone Park Isaac Walton Western Air Express Thomas Wolfe WAE Los Angeles Hebgen Lake Madison River West Yellowstone Yellowstone Enroute Wolfe Alvin P. Adt Western Air Air Express Adams Glacier Yellowstone National Parks

State Board awards auto insurance contract to Butte firm

The state board of examiners awarded a $5,437.50 contract to Hardin Gagner Insurance of Butte for fire and theft coverage on 1,439 state passenger cars trucks patrol cars graders and tractors. Mare's milk is used to manufacture alcoholic drinks in Russia.

State Board of Examiners Hardin- Gagner Insurance Firm Butte Russia

Wyoming Man Able to Walk Again

A Sheridan Wyoming man recounts severe illness in 1938 with drastic weight loss and urinary troubles. After months bedridden he credits Wong Sun's Chinese Herb Medicines for restored mobility and appetite. He urges others with similar ailments to try the herbs. The message is signed June 12, 1938 by C A Cross Route No 2 Sheridan.

Wong Sun C. A Sheridan Wyo

Parade of Stars at North Montana State Fair

North Montana State fair in Great Falls hosts a $50,000 Night Show Spectacle August 1–6 featuring Carl Freed and band with a monsoon of acts. Daisy the Horse, Avis Martel, Ruth Pryor and more headline acts with aerial numbers, ventriloquism, acrobats, and fireworks finale. Strip tickets $1 for five and advance reservations available at Great Falls booths or via the fair office.

Montana Great Falls Minnesota Northwest Carl Freed Palace New York Palace Orpheum Los Angeles Palladium London Donald Duck Avis Martel Odette Ruth Pryor Chicago Opera Co Lambert George Andre Max Barnes—Carruthers Les Safyres Valentine Vox Emily Walters Mont

Montana districts seek water project funds from state board

Delegates from Havre Hobson Ravalli county and others met with Montana water board members to pursue funding for dam and irrigation schemes. They highlighted Beaver Creek near Havre and the Judith River area with aim to irrigate up to 31,000 acres. Board said two projects already have PWA funds and detailed allocations include Broadwater Missouri River dam at $820,000 and Middle Creek in Gallatin county at $350,909. more funds may come via a new federal bill.

Montana State Water Board Em. A. F. Lamey E. B. Duncan Havre Water Board Beaver Creek R. Dale Woods Hobson Liquor Control Board Bitter Root Valley O. S. Warden Great Falls J. S. James Helena D. P. Fabrick Chateau Congress Elebaar PWA Toston Middle Creek Gallatin County

Lewis and Clark Plate Dedicated by Masons in Montana

About 1,000 Masons from Billings and eastern Montana gathered at Pompey’s Pillar rock for the dedication of a copper plaque honoring Capt. Meriwether Lewis and Capt. William Clark. The Anaconda Copper Mining Co. donated the plaque copper, with John G. Brown promoting the project. The ceremony included the third degree for Merrill E. Grafton and featured remarks by Grand Master Grafton and Byron F. Gaither.

Montana Billings Pompey Pillar Rock Meriwether Lewis William Clark West Anaconda Copper Mining Co John G. Brown Helena Billings Lodge No. 113 A.F A.M Merrill E. Grafton Edwin Grafton EE. L. Marvin Clark Yellowstone Lewis and Clark St. Louis Lodge No. 1 Souis Grafton Byron F. Gaither Worden Grand Lodge Forsyth Miles Cry Glendive Red Lodge Midland Empire Hallam of

State Hog Production Rebounds After 1937 Low

A Bureau of Agricultural Economics report shows a 19 percent rise in spring hog production this year with the state hog population at 83 000 on June 1, up from 70 000 last year. Sows farrowing this spring increased 13 000 head, about 17 percent, while fall farrowing sows matched last year’s 10 000 head.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States

Electrification contract awarded for Flathead project

General Electric Co of Butte won a contract to supply 301 meters for the Flathead county rural electrification effort at a Flathead Power Co board meeting in Kalispell. The project aims to extend lines 125 miles into northeast and northwest regions, with about 200 prospective consumers already signed and 100 more expected. Progress on the first 123 miles shows about 65 miles completed and most right of way easements secured.

General Electric Co Butte Flathead County Flathead Power Co Kalispell East Side Washington, D. C John Norlin W. C. McCormick Cahill & Mooney Construction Co

Fish and Game Initiative Fails to Qualify for Ballot

A state measure to overhaul administration of the Fish and Game Department failed to gather enough signatures to appear on the November ballot. Official counts show about 9,000 names vs the 18,136 required, with 16 counties qualified and 23 needed. A separate initiative aimed at workers compensation also fell short, qualifying only three counties with under 1,500 names. The only successful initiative sought to decide next fall whether the state should issue $3,000.

State Fish and Game Department Sec. of State Sam W. Mitchell

Public funds urged for fish culture development work

A garbled line notes public money or effort to support fish culture development. The fragment mentions funds or policy aim and a focus on Sage or sage-related program. The readable parts indicate an initiative to finance or promote aquatic culture activities.

Sage In Devel Ftisn

Miles City Electric Theater Smashed in May Snow

In May 1908 the Miles City Black Top Electric theater collapsed under heavy snow, ending a brief run as the area’s first light tight cinema. Charles H. Carter, then a drum player and projection helper, helped redesign the tent layout using four corner poles and sagging ropes to prevent future collapses. Carter later toured vaudeville and film circuits before moving into institutional motion picture advertising.

Miles Eye Electric Theater Charles H. Carter Iire Billings Miles City Enterprise Carter Portland Ore National Schools of Los Angeles Variety Theater Old Family Theater Grand Hotel Tony Miner South Side Clark Miles City Joe Edison Orpheum Procter, Heath Morris, Sullivan Considine Keystone Chicago Detroit Cardinals Red Birds of Harmony

New Auto Guest Cards For Visiting Motorists

Montana highway department announces new guest stickers for tourist visitors this summer. Stickers feature a Montana girl in dude ranch attire sitting on a corral fence with a quirt. Attendants at port-of-entry stations will distribute one per car for windshield display during travel.

Montana State Highway Department

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