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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1937
Page
4
All letters to the editorial department or the business management of the Examiner should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner, 124 S. Montana Street, Dillon, Montana.
Beaverhead county commissioners and the board of public welfare met in extra session on July 14 1937 with Case Worker Josephine Darlington present. They reviewed pension applications and re hearings and approved a resolution granting Forest Service permission to construct operate and maintain a telephone line along the Dillon Butte road between Rock Creek and Browns Bridge.
Five Montana vocational agriculture students won $20 and $10 prizes in a Northwest Turkey Growers association program for improving turkey growing and marketing. The article also notes 1937 county board of equalization sessions and staff changes in extension offices for Sheridan and Roosevelt counties, plus flood control dam construction requirements under the 1937 agricultural conservation program.
A youth named Purdue drowned in a shallow irrigation pond after an hour of rescue attempts. Coroner James E. Phillips led an inquest with cause undetermined. Purdue, new to the area from Colorado two years ago, lived with his parents Etta Purdue of Bennett and L. F. Purdue of Westminster and had worked at the Mikkelson ranch.
The Ermont mine under Fred Heffner reports four new ore-rich holes. Matt Orr and Bill Platte ship high grade silver ore from the West Fork Silver Mountain. Contact Charlie Quick cancels Lindquist option to align with Minneapolis firm. Hamilton mine ore sent to Salt Lake smelter. local assayer praised as top quality. suggest sending samples to test against outsiders.
The Examiner notes a close relation between soil erosion control and weed management in agricultural Want-Ads, highlighting integrated practices and practical implications for farmers and land managers.
The text explains that tilapidae derives from lapis meaning stone and suggests stoning as ancient punishment. It argues that saying old adage is tautological since adage already means old saying and that turbulent mob is redundant since mob implies turbulence.
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