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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1941
Page
5
The article warns of growing shortages as suppliers shift to defense orders and recommends farmers forecast needs a year ahead. A National Priorities Board will allocate materials by industry, with agriculture given higher priority than other light industries but behind warfare equipment.
A 1906 Dillon roundup notes Chief Stone's Idaho Falls pursuit of a thief, local shoptalk on loans and leases, Theta gal explorations to Redrock, wool price swings, and mine and rail news. Local sports include Basin beating Dillon 14 13 and Dillon’s 13 12 win over Butte. (Includes travel, auctions, haying, and transport updates.)
Jackson column reports visitors from Sidney Montana enjoying fishing and valley scenery. Local moves include Hobart Sneed relocating to Dillon and Wenger family visiting from camp. Reed of May events include a 1919 birth notice of Leonard Holloran, draft history, Highlander background, and church services led by Richard Purcel with new Sunday school teachers. Haying advances but weather slows harvest. John Peterson's wife recovering at Mayo hospital with daughter Alice en route home.
Mrs. Harry Kirby honored at Stahl home with a pinochle party. Visitors include Idaho and Ohio guests, lawn party for Patricia Myers, and various dinners, picnics, and bridge events. L.D.S. Relief Society planning, Republican Women’s club bridge groups, and multiple house guests and camp outings are listed with dates and hosts.
The Leaveragehead Association meeting discussed an exhibit to be kept at the Normal College. R M Barrett and G Gosman were appointed to determine the feasibility of including early day relics and curios in a comprehensive exhibit under the local D A R chapter.
L. R. Lyons of Billings, vice president of Vaughn and Ragsdale, was a business visitor in Dillon on Monday and Tuesday. Lyons was accompanied by his mother and son on the trip.
Charles Fox argued that restoration is the bloodiest revolution, while reformations could prevent both. The remark suggests a preference for reform as a safeguard against violent upheaval.
Mary Baker Eddy notes a era of doubt, inquiry, speculation, and divided interests marked by both marvelous good and mysterious evil. She asserts sin destroys itself while reform accelerates mankind's growth.
A compact quotation notes that all reform without a moral core will fail, attributed to Thomas Carlyle.
Local notes report Clay Perry taken to Barrett hospital after an incident at Snow Line. Several Lima residents spend time away visiting relatives in Dell Dillon and Idaho Falls. Haying delayed by two weeks of rain across the county with weekly showers.
Family Quiz includes questions mapped to Father Mother Brother and Sister categories. Answers list debt free states Indiana Ohio Florida Nebraska William Harvey Duke of Wellington not. John Quincy Adams Pauline language Gaelic for Father. Mother answers Alice Roosevelt Longworth Diamond Ottawa Ma Ferguson Nelie Taylor Rosa Wyoming. Brother Scotland Yard Wyoming Bulversmith Nevada Lieut Lord Baden Powell. Sister Max Brand Twilight Japan cosmetic uses Jeweler’s polish Stephen Fuster.
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