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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1929

Page

4

California Leads in Lamb Production Amid Range Growth

The article notes Western range expansion and California's rise to the top lamb producing state. It cites Texas as a major sheep grower, discusses over-stocking risks, and stresses better quality over quantity. It highlights feeder lambs spreading to small farms and citrus growers using lambs in orchards for fertilizer and profit. It also mentions improved marketing via Los Angeles Union Stock Yards.

California Seaboard San Joaquin Valley Los Angeles Union

Morse code hints at Callot shawl design achievement

A brief note describes Morse code signaling Callot’s feat in designing a circular evening shawl with armholes to hold it in place and offers a similar do it yourself model for readers to recreate.

Callot

Adaptable Asparagus Learn How to Buy and Cook Canned

Aguide explains canned asparagus styles from tips to stalks, grading like Giant Colossal Mammoth and more. It outlines cooking methods including Asparagus Polonaise with butter bread crumbs and a ringed bread toast dish with white sauce and paprika.

Reichle News Local Visits and Accidents

Mr and Mrs William Ahders and son Billy of Butte visited Reichle. Dr and Mrs W A Reichle of Butte were here. Peter Spritzer attended to water commissioner duties on Birch Creek. Louise Beehrer visited her brother Frank Beehrer after returning from a nurses convention in Great Falls. Frank Gransberry and John Hand visited Reichle. Bernard Garrison cut finger tips on a hay derrick and Lee Joy damaged a hand grinding a sickle. Fire insurance urged via Frank Hazel baker.

William Ahders Billy of Butte Reichle Nick Ahders Peter Spritzer Birch Creek Miss Louise Beehrer Frank Beehbrer Miss Beehrer Great Falls Bernard Garrison

Naval Officers Drive Essex the Challenger

Naval officers drive Essex the Challenger in a feature highlighting their road readiness and discipline. The piece notes Bancroft Hall in the background and portrays cadets and heroes training, emphasizing duty and excellence in a fall setting.

Essex Bancroft Hall Naval

Cool Salads for Hot Days Recipe Tips

Cooling salads can be prepared in the morning with gelatin to mold fruit or vegetables. Chill in the ice box and unmold in the evening. A Jellied Asparagus and Pepper Salad uses gelatin softened in water and juice from asparagus tips, with bay leaf celery tops and diced peppers and carrots.

Survey Finds 57Marriage Markets in United States

New York reports on a Russell Sage Foundation survey showing 57 towns where lax laws allow marriages at any time with no questions at license or ceremony. Eleven states permit girls as young as 12 to marry, and many licenses are issued by mail. The piece urges uniform laws, higher age, notice requirements, and ending license fees.

New York United States Justices of the Peace Russell Sage Foundation F. Emerson Andrews Foundation North American Review Mr. Andrews Maine Rhode Island New Jersey Florida Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Tennessee Virginia Colorado Idaho Ohio Pennsylvania

Extreme heat worsens crop damage in Montana

Helena reports week ending July 28 saw cloudless skies and record high temperatures in several counties, with Stillwater at 112 degrees and other areas ranging from 92 to 108. Dry, sultry weather and hot winds caused further damage to spring wheat, with expected losses around 25 percent in northeastern Montana. Small showers offered little relief amid fires in Mineral County.

Helena Montana Publicity Division and Extension Service Fallon Mineral Stillwater County Valley Daniela Roosevelt Sheridan Blaine Cascade Judith Basin Fergus Glacier, Toole and Teton Madison

Swindling Charge Reported In Garter Game Case

In Miles City three men Willie Cowin Frank Collins and Thomas B French were arrested after an alleged confidence game at Riverside Park. Suspects are jailed as police investigate the garter knot trick used to swindle a transient customer who lost about $10.

Miles City Willie Cowin Frank Collins Thomas B. French Riverside Park

Fire Insurance Ad by Frank Hazelbaker

An old classified style note promotes fire insurance services citing Frank Hazelbaker. It includes a contact line with a local phone listing 57 50 tf and a variant spelling baker. The brief ad emphasizes reliable coverage.

Frank Hazelbaker

Woman seeks to bar ex husband from visiting child

In Utteh July 29 Mrs Anna Ruth Harkness filed in district court to modify the 1926 divorce decree granting Ross A Harkness the right to visit their four year old child. She says he visits only to cause trouble and that since her 1929 marriage he has paid no support despite prior $20 a month.

Utteh Anna Ruth Harkness Sait Ross A. Harkness Dart Harkness

Family dispute over child visitation duties surfaces

The document notes that the mother claims the present husband is away seeking to cause trouble and alleges the father is not a fit or proper person to visit the child. Further details are limited in the damaged text.

Land Department Reports Over 339 Thousand Increase in Income

The Land Department posts a fiscal year total of 4,362,318.23 dollars for state lands, up from 4,013,239.28, with 2,769,738 from permanent funds and 1,592,679 from current income. Major drivers include interest on bonds 467,181 and grazing leases 423,087, plus land sale interest 303,064 and farm mortgage interest 244,089. Permanent fund gains include repayments on warrants 1,841,465 and bonds 609,82, plus 264,166 from land sale installments and 138,806 from oil and gas royalties.

Department of State Lands J. M. Brandford Commissioner of State Lands

Auction Bridge Doubles and Raises Guide

A training note on avoiding premature doubles in bridge. It explains raising when partner can aid the bid, handling opponents’ bids, and how informed raises aid decision making to reach game or rubber while reducing guesswork.

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