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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
3
The article urges vigorous lawn grass growth to crowd out dandelions. It notes young plants start in bare areas and cannot compete when thick grass thrives. Steps include regular feeding with complete plant food and thorough, infrequent watering when soil dries.
Advice on lawn maintenance explains how regular three cut mowing at a one and a half inch distance affects dandelions. It notes upright leaves are cut and explains roots can be removed with a sharp tool to lift the plant without harming grass. If bare spots form reseed with grass.
Community players may use the Normal College courts free of charge with rules: proper clothing, no heel shoes, play halted when courts are soft from rain, players finish a set before relinquishing to those waiting, and college students and faculty have priority. Under 16 may use courts only when not needed by those 16 and older. The Chinook annual is distributed this week by junior class editors and business managers. The issue highlights student loan funds including the Art Club Loan Fund, totaling about 3500, aiding diploma and degree attainment. A Girl Scout Leadership course runs July 24-30 directed by Olga Carlson. Summer entertainment includes Virginia LeRae July 7, educational talking pictures July 17, Tom Fuson July 19, and travelogues July 21 by A M Harding. Junior Red Cross events July 31–Aug 1, with Dr. Alonzo F Myers August 8.
Busby Berkeley introduces a new chorus staging for 42nd Street with a three ring turntable nearly a hundred feet wide. An ordinary gasoline double hoist powers three rings moving at different speeds in opposite directions. Chorus groups around the rings use varied steps to match the table movement.
State Engineer J B James outlines the purpose of water storage to aid Montana farmers by reducing floods and ensuring irrigation water during drought. He notes eastern Montana benefits where few living streams exist and emphasizes storage is not a land boom but a federal program component. The plan aims to fit into a unified flood control and conservation effort coordinated with county surveyors and the Mississippi Valley Water Conservation commission.
The production features Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent Una Merkel Ruby Keeler Guy Kibbee Ned Sparks Dick Powell Ginger Rogers and Alan Jenkins on a theatre sized stage. Screenplay by Ian James and Seymour based on Bradford Ropes novel with songs by Al Dubin and Harry Warren directed by Lloyd Bacon.
A film review notes No Man of Her Own as Ga ble's best picture to date. The piece highlights a charismatic lead who, despite romantic intrigue, chooses a cigarette over romance.
The article touts a high profile Broadway style presentation featuring Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels Ginger Rogers George Brent Ruby Keeler plus Dick Powell and Ned Sparks among many performers in a landmark musical show over three days June 15 16 and 17
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