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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

Page

7

Tom Mix to Star in Sells Floto Show in Butte

Tom Mix, famed cowboy film star, will headline the Sells Floto show in Butte on Friday, August with a new program including riding acts and European imports. The circus plans two daily performances at 2 pm and 8 pm with the big top seating about 11 600 and three special trains to transport the company.

Tom Mix Sells Floto Butte Tix Arenic Hobsons Hodginis Schwarz Three Thrillers Arthur Concello Dangwills Austria Hugoni Sisters Italy Orantes Suarez Brothers Perch Berta Beeson Mapcup The Wire Wright

Butter Production in Montana Falls in Early 1931

Montana butter output dropped over 9 percent in the first half of 1931 versus 1930 as hot dry weather and low butter fat prices pressured dairy production. Nationally, butter and cheese stocks contracted by 17 to 20 million pounds while per capita consumption rose on cheap prices. Thrailkill cites unsettled markets and expects oleomargarine usage decline to help prompt an advance soon.

Montana B. F. Thrailkill State Department of Agriculture United States Federal Bureau of Agriculture Economics Thrailkill

Contracts Awarded for 13 Highway Projects in Montana

The Montana highway commission awarded 13 contracts totaling 974049.58 for July work financed by gas tax warrants. Projects cover 126 miles across 11 counties with grading surfacing oiling and bridges. Largest awards go to L T Lawler of Butte and James Crick of Spokane for major road work.

Warden Montana L. T. Lawler Butte Treasure Yellowstone James Crick Spokane Butte-Whitehall Jefferson County Highway Commission City of Plains McLaughlin Construction Company Livingston Bearmouth Deer Lodge Powell County Gold Creek Kohrs Hargrave Construction Company Burlington Railway Carbon County W. P. Roscoe and Company Billings Oregon Short Line Beaverhead B. M. Crenshaw Jefferson Silver Bow J. C. Maguire Wolf Point Elliott Nesbit Sand Point Ida

Montana State Fair signals largest cattle show in history

Montana and neighboring states show strong interest in the fair running August 17 228 with entries from Missouri Kansas Illinois Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Iowa Washington Oklahoma Oregon Nebraska Indiana Ohio and Canadian provinces. beef judging by George Baker Fargo ND dairy cattle by F B Astroth St Paul sheep by BE Rinehart University of Idaho swine by John Hall SD poultry by Erle Smiley NE. beef cattle division heads BE Axtell Bozeman dairy division J M Moudry Hamilton sheep Murray Stebbins Helena swine Paul Donisthorpe and poultry W B Crittenden Helena supervise.

Montana Missouri George Baker Fargo N. D North Dakota Agricultural College F. B. Astroth St. Paul American Jersey Cattle Club BE. F. Rinehart University of Idaho John Hall Gratton Erle Smiley Seward Neb American Poultry Association BE. Axtell Bozeman J. M. Moudry Hamilton Murray Stebbins Helena Paul Donisthorpe Theiatranted W. B. Crittenden

Hines Seeks Full Industry Help to Find Jobs for Veterans

Washington calls for full cooperation of industry with the federal drive to place all disabled veterans in jobs. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines cites machine production aiding disabled workers and urges employers to offer opportunities, with a national canvass planned to determine employment status and place veterans seeking work.

Washington Feders Frank T. Hints Veterans Aitirs Columbia Broadcasting System United States Daily Hines Hoover Department of Labor Veterans’ Division Veterans’ Administration Veterans’ Affaire America Acts of Congress

Illness and Death Brought Niece of Mrs Desmond Home

Mrs Annabel Desmond returned Monday from Butte after attending the illness and death of her niece Miss Elizabeth Kilroy daughter of Mr and Mrs David Kilroy prominent residents of that city Mr Kilroy brother of Mrs Desmond and advertising manager for the Montana Standard Miss Kilroy a popular Butte schoolteacher had been ill for many months She was well known in Dillon where she had visited the Desmond home on numerous occasions.

Annabel Desmond Butte Elizabeth Kilroy David Kilroy Kilroy Desmond Montana Standard Miss Kilroy Dillon

Hoerning Visit Brings San Bernardino Brother Visit

Lester Hoerning arrived last Sunday from San Bernardino California and is visiting at the homes of his brothers Lee and Ed Hoerning.

Lester Hoerning San Bernardino Cal Lee Ed Hoerning

Lew Conrad Becomes Overnight Radio Romeo

New York City tenor Lew Conrad begins radio stardom on the Campbell Soup hour drawing letters from listeners praising his romantic rendering. Described as a Spanish type with a mellow voice, Conrad has a background as an opera singer and violinist with the Clave Sand Symphony Orchestra.

Lew Conrad New York City Don Conrad Conrad Peri Ud America Clave~ Sand Symphony Orchestra

Freezing Corpse Tale For Glendale Band’s Funeral Dirge

Helena miner George B. Conway recalls a Glendale incident from 60 years ago where an ice packed coffin waited five days for a band to learn a funeral dirge. The wooden box, ice packed around it, and embalmment absent marked a stark practice era as the band joined in funerals and dances. Rev. James H. Spencer later served parishes in Helena and Butte.

Helena George B.conway James H. Spencer Colorado Springs Colo Dillon Conway Spencer Glendale

Man Charged With Seine Fires in Helena National Forest

Helena July 26 Willits Kroll age 24 was charged with setting several fires in the Helena National Forest in an information filed in district court by County Attorney Sherman W. Smith. He was remanded to the county jail after failing to post a 1000 bond.

Helena Willits Kroll Helena National Forest Sherman W. Smith Kroll

Annie Oakley the Greatest Woman Rifle Shot

Annie Oakley is celebrated as the world’s premier female rifle shooter highlighting her unmatched marksmanship and fame in early American exhibitions.

Annie Oakley

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