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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
3
A nostalgic guide to easy picnics with grocer ready items. It lists a simple, assembled menu including cucumbers radishes pickles crisp potato chips canned chicken or ham crab meat lemon juice rye bread Bermuda onion Boston brown bread and snappy cheese plus cookies and pineapple juice.
The commerce department seeks 58.8 million to advance airport programs rivaling the impact of hard surface roads for autos. Navy interior and veteran affairs offices request 17.4 million more. Total preliminaries near one billion, with a quarter of a four billion fund already pledged. Projects include completing CWA started air ports, modernizing municipal airports, adding air seaplane ramps, preparing for radio approach landings, removing hazards at terminals, and air marking. No land purchases. municipalities must provide sites.
A divorce decree was granted Saturday to Mrs. Ruth Noon from John H Noon ending their marriage.
Iceberg the Guernsey bull from Klondike Farm in North Carolina helped by Deerfoot Guernsey Maid and Foremost Southern Girl on a 20,000 mile Antarctic voyage return to U S Department of Agriculture lawns in Washington D C. Officials note record daily milk output of 26 quarts with Deerfoot peak eight quarts, while Admiral Byrd stored frozen milk for fresh supply.
A party showstopper, this cake features mellow chocolate layers with a peppermint frosting option in pink or white. The recipe details mixing, baking two 9-inch layers or doubling for three 10-inch layers, and finishing with a chocolate flake border for a festive finish.
The Montana State Normal Training School faculty hosted a party for Miss Nettle Hand, a popular teacher, who will wed Senator J. B. Garrison of Madison County on June 7. Gifts were given, and additional social events honor other local figures with forthcoming weddings and society gatherings noted across Dillon.
Honolulu reports Governor Joseph B. Poindexter will sail June 8 for Los Angeles on a trip to discuss territorial matters in Washington. Navy pay and allowances enable many sailors to save substantial sums. new recruits are offered Veteran's Bureau Insurance as a low cost, suitable benefit for military personnel.
Commissioner Frank Finney highlights jaywalking as a leading cause of death and injury in 1933 pedestrian accidents. He cites National Bureau figures showing 8 320 killed and 63 970 injured from jaywalking among 13 440 total pedestrian deaths and 262 270 injuries. He urges pedestrians to cross at marked crossings and motorists to slow accordingly.
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