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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1941

Page

2

Corsets Advised For Men Over Forty To Aid Heart Health

Dr. William J. Kerr of the University of California urged corsets for men over 40 at the Pacific Northwest Medical association session in Spokane. He argued that concentrated obesity presses the diaphragm, hindering heart blood flow and angina, claiming men should accept a corset lift while noting angina is less common in women.

William J. Kerr University of California Medical School Williams Pacific Northwest Medical Association Spokane Kerr

Plan Duck Refuge in Smith Valley

Revival of a Smith Valley duck refuge project near Kalispell gains momentum after visits by Pierce McBride of the U S Biological Survey and D B Woodworth. They report a forthcoming investigation, the dormant plan revived by a state law allowing land ownership, and outline a 5 000 acre water and irrigation plan with a 3 to 5 foot dam below Smith Lake.

Smith Valley Kalispell Pierce McBride Salt Lake United States Biological Survey D. BE. Woodworth Portland Biological Survey Smith Lake

Cities 25K Plus Lose Population Over Last Decade

Among cities with 25 000 or more population 108 lost residents in the last decade while 23 did in the prior decade. The data highlight a shift in urban population trends across larger municipalities.

Meagher Left His Mark on Montana Memoir

August 1941 marks the 118th birthday of Thomas Francis Meagher, Irish leader, Civil War Union officer, and Montana figure. A statue honors him at Helena capitol. he led the Young Ireland movement, escaped banishment, practiced law in New York, and raised the famed Zouaves before joining the 69th Regiment.

Wilchey Thomas Francis Meagher Montana Meagher Young Ireland Edgerton Capitol Helena Grounds Waterford Ireland Kildare Stonyhurst College England Young Ireland” Party Paris France Dublin van Dieman’s Land America New York City 69Th Regiment of New York Volunteers Michael Corcoran

Many to Exhibit Herds at Fair

North Montana State fair plans a record livestock show at Great Falls with entries from 20 states and Canada. Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus entries are expected to break prior records. dairy breeds also set for strong shows and a dairy queen display. Canadian breeders seek entry due to wartime closures at home fairs.

Great Falls States Canada H. J. Gramlich American Shorthorn Breeders Association W. H. Tomhave American Teer Jersey Guernsey Holstein Ayrshire

Arch ie Bellamy Pleads Guilty to Assault in Red Lodge

Luther rancher Archie Bellamy pleaded guilty before Justice Nelson Lane to striking a woman in the eye during a dispute over garden water. He was fined 25 dollars and a 30 day jail sentence was suspended for Mrs Alvin Yates, who was struck in the argument.

Red Lodge Archie Bellamy Luther Rancher Nelson Lane Alvin Yates

Weather warms as crops show rapid growth across regions

June end heat boosts grain crops and cultivated plants while showers earlier supported growth. Hail reported in Judith Basin and three east central counties with light damage except Richland. Harvests may start earlier in Chouteau county as winter wheat heads out and sugar beets, corn, beans improve. haying affected by rains and labor shortages.

North Central South Central Judith Basin Montana East Central Dawson Richland Prairie Chouteau County Lake County

Soldiers' Recruiter Enlists Two Marines for Air Corps

Army Recruiting Sergeant Patrick Monahan of the Butte station announces the enlistment of Elmer J. Monaco of Anaconda and Ronald W. Cunningham of Deer Park Wisconsin for the air corps at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Cunningham is a former Marine who served with the Fourth and Sixth Marines in Shanghai Pekin and Tianjin China and was discharged last May 3 as a private first class with expert machine gunner qualification.

Army Patrick Monahan Butte Station Elmer J. Monaco Anaconda Ronald W. Cunningham Deer Park Wis Air Corps Jefferson Barracks Monahan Cunningham Shanghai Pekin Teintsin China Heather

Land Use Leaders Meet At Lewistown

State land use advisory committee members met in Lewistown with Fergus and Judith Basin county boards to review land classification work and agricultural planning efforts. J C Taylor Montana extension service director explained county work to the committees.

Lewistown Agricultural Planning Boards Fergus Judith Basin J. C. Taylor Montana Extension Service Fergus County

McDonalds Son Finds Kullyspell Site in Pend d Oreille

Duncan McDonald, son of Angus McDonald, locates the Kullyspell house chimneys on Mameloose Island after guidance from Flathead elder Alex Kai Too. David Thompson of the Northwest Trading Co. built the 1809 post at a protected lake entry, confirming the site of Idaho and northwest's first white trading post.

Duncan McDonald Montana Angus McDonald Hudson Bay Kullyspell House Lake Pend d’Oreille Idaho Northwest David Thompson Northwest Trading Co Thompson Toronto Spot Pend d’Oreille Alex Mameloose Island Bear Paw Sea of Mameloose

Patterson II Elected Montana Life Underwriters Leaders

John Patterson of Missoula was elected president of the Montana Association of Life Underwriters at the convention there. Andy T Schultz of Helena was chosen vice president and Tony Criswell of Missoula secretary-treasurer.

John Patterson Missoula Montana Association of Life Underwriters Andy T. Schultz Helena Tony Criswell

Eden as Northwest Hunting and Fishing Ground Highlight

From his Eden this happy hunting and fishing ground stands as one of the northwest’s fairest spots, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its natural bounty and scenic beauty.

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