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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner lists editorial and business management correspondence to be addressed to the newspaper in Dillon Montana, noting second class mail status under the 1879 act and the publication date September 20 1902.
Harry Petrie of Washington DC chief of the cattle and sheep section of the AAA says drought relief and the removal of 8,000,000 cattle from ranges have left western herds in fine condition. He visits Boise en route to Pocatello for a cattle and horse growers meeting and mentions upcoming wool and mohair dealer licensing hearings.
Three smiling youths demonstrate the Ford V-8 Touring Sedans trunk capacity noting 18 cubic feet of space. The Tudor and Forda Touring Sedan models feature inner floor storage for tools and a lockable trunk with a single key for the spare tire. The design targets family travelers needing ample luggage area.
Free events for student activity ticket holders include the Chicago Symphonic String Quartette on June 12, Cornelius Van Vliet cello concert on June 28, bird themed talk by Charles Bowman Hutchins July 1 and hike, Virginia LeRae vocal program July 8, Nelle Weston reading July 18, Ethel Wright and Tom Fuson duet July 24, and Dr. Henry Neumann assembly address August 5. Junior Red Cross visits and faculty panel discussions accompany a diverse conference schedule and low cost weekend excursions for summer students.
Francia White, California soprano, rises as a radio star after doubling for Virginia Bruce as Jenny Lind in The Mighty Barnum. She auditioned in New York, later sang the title role in Naughty Mari etta, and appears Mondays in Music at the Haydns on NBC red network and Tuesdays on the Beauty Box Theatre operetta program.
Attorney and Mrs Edmund J Burke with their small son traveled from Bozeman last Saturday. Mrs Burke and baby will stay a week with Mr and Mrs H D Hirschman. They were accompanied to Dillon by Frances and Mary Alice Peterson who spent the weekend with their sister Mrs Homer Faust.
On board the Byrd flag ship I reach Balboa in the Canal Zone and reflect on fourteen months in isolation. The voyage strengthened body and mind, highlighted by dangers, work, and scientific purpose, with notes on camp life, weather, and the value of the expedition to science.
The Associated Wool Industries promotes a broad campaign to raise wool consumption. It stresses wool’s lasting qualities and comfort, urges women in wool growing districts to lead the effort, and envisions growth for wool merchants and American buyers through new styles and affordable fabrics.
A. R. Elliott, contractor, leads excavation for the Lake County courthouse to cost 45000 dollars. The site is the former city park center, with the fountain moved to the park’s south side. The building will house county offices a jail and sheriff quarters.
John Hanson, 62, was found dead on a hillside in Glasgow after an all night search by Valley county officers. The right arm and wrist were slashed and a raz or blade lay nearby. His grandson, 9, located the body.
An old health ad warns kidneys have 9 million filters and can be harmed by neglect or harsh drugs. It promotes Cystex as a doctor prescribed treatment for nighttime urinary symptoms, nervousness, and fatigue with a money back guarantee if not improved in a week.
1900 acres in Ruby valley with water rights for 320 acres. good puttings and irrigation potential. Asking price is 9.00 per acre with a federal loan option of 8000 dollars. Contact C. C. Newman in Ditton, Montana. 45-11
The Beaverhead County Commissioners announce a public auction of Lots 16 and 17 in Block F of Rife's Subdivision Dillon Montana at 4 00 p m on Wednesday June 6 1935. Appraised at 860 00 the sale offers cash or 20 percent down with the balance on approved terms. Albert S Baker clerk notes county seal and first publication May 8 1935.
Roseville California resident Mrs. Robert Hickey reports a doctor recommended Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks. She dismisses gossip about safety and urges others to try it, noting a four week supply and simple daily dose.
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