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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

8

Premiums Surpass 1927 in Montana Insurance Report

Montana citizens paid 17.31 million in premiums to 453 organizations in 1928. Fire insurance risks rose to 349.39 million with 5.36 million in premiums. 60.3 percent of premiums, 3.23 million, returned to policyholders. Life premiums exceeded 1927 by over 3.6 million to 8.50 million with 2.05 million in losses and 1.07 million in dividends.

Porter Montana Division of Publicity Department of Megaculture Bureau of Vital Statistics Lfe

Summer School Notes Highlight Local Concerts From Ernest Gamble Company

In July the Ernest Gamble company will perform a concert series after positive reception from audiences. Lead performers include Ernest Gamble a postmaster in singing and Verna Page Mrs Ernest Gamble with strong presentation and showmanship. Cathryn Di Paggnall is the operatic soloist. On August 6 the Utica Jubilee Singers present a program in the College auditorium, sponsored by the National Broadcasting Company. The network plans a world tour around 1930.

Ernest Utica Bingera National Broadcasting Company Europe New York

New Smaller Paper Money Circulates July 10

The new smaller currency in $1 to $10 bills goes on public issue July 10 at Helena banks with 100-bill minimum orders for Federal Reserve banks. Old currency remains legal and in use until exhausted. higher denominations up to $20 appear first and later national bank notes. Washington on the $1, Jefferson on $2, Lincoln on $5, Hamilton on $10, Jackson on $20, Grant on $50, Franklin on $100, and higher sums follow with ornate designs and new paper.

Helena Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Philippines Washington Jefferson Monticello Lincoln Memorial Hamilton Ind. Hall McKinley Cleveland Madison Chase

Fireworks Display to Open Dillon Celestial Celebration

Dillon hosts a two day event with an aerial fireworks show above the fair grounds featuring hundreds of pieces. The Butte Mines band leads a parade and free barbecue precedes a day of contests and concerts at Dillmont park pavilion.

Dillon Butte Mines Sam Treloar Fair Grounds Dillmont Park al G. Barnes

Beaverhead Valley Water Commissioners Named by Judge

Judge Henry G. Rodger names Beaverhead valley water commissioners. Elmer Gordon oversees Armstead river section, J. D. Newnes Dillon to Barratts, B. J. Gunderson Dillon north, Ewing B. Combs below Point of Rocks, Forrest Bayerd remains head water commissioner. River level low from high rancher demand. weekly rain eased dryness somewhat.

Beaverhead Henry G. Rodgers Elmer Gordon Armstead J. D. Newnes Dillon Barratts B. J. Gunderson Ewing B. Combs Point of Rocks Forrest Bayerd

May Marks Chevrolet History as Record Production Month

Detroit June 11 May was the biggest month in Chevrolet history with production totaling 161214 cars and trucks. The surge reflects unprecedented demand across Chevrolet's 16 large factories as the company faced its busiest period.

Detroit Mich Flint Bay City Saginaw, Mich Toledo Ohio Atlanta, Ga Buffalo N. Y Tarrytown Norwood, Ohio Kansas City Chevrolet Motor Company Chevrolet

College Attendance Falls Short of 1928 Figures

The article notes lower college attendance in 1930 than in 1928 with many students about to graduate. It mentions registration days and classes beginning, and that most faculty are regular staff instructors amid ongoing academic term activities.

June Bride Shower Menu Card From Early Menu

A compact listing shows a June bride shower menu featuring crab flakes in tomato jelly served hot on fluffy bread, individual jelly molds, ice, cokes, crystallised and salted nuts, coffee, and a variety of light refreshments. The card reflects a mid century kitchen spread with dated phrasing and domestic serving ideas.

Teett Pratt

Teachers Arrive as New Term Opens with Assembly

A reception for students and faculty will be held in the residence halls Friday evening with a short program and dancing. The first term assembly centered on music and school opening notices. Professor R A Cooley of State College Bozeman will speak next week on Traveling Experiences in Africa. Miss Helen Nelson takes a summer position and is a University of New Mexico graduate with studies at Berkeley and USC. R E Allright of the history department leaves for the east to study for his Doctorate at the University of Chicago.

R. A. Cooley State College Bozeman Mrni Cooley Africa Helen Nelson Florente Lewis University of New Mexico Berkeley University of Southern California R. E.,allright History East University of Chicago

Change in Time Gives Better Air Mail Service

A Department of Commerce bulletin notes rapid U S air line expansion. On May 16 air mail planes covered 41 929 miles daily while no mail planes flew 16 981 miles totaling 61 171 miles per day.

Department. of Commerce United States National Parks Airways

Obed Shaw of Wisdom Claimed

Obed Shaw of Wisdom dies at a young age and was preparing to study law in Washington D C. He is survived by his parents, two brothers Warren and Ivan, three half sisters Mrs J W Stewart of Portland Ore Mrs Don Francis of Wisdom and Miss Ruth Pendleton of Los Angeles and a half brother Frank Pendleton of Wisdom. Funeral services were held in Wisdom with Rev Edward Smith presiding and burial in Wisdom cemetery.

Basin Washington, D. C Big Hole Basin Warren Ivan Wisdom J. W. Stewart Portland Ore Don Francis Ruth Pendleton Los Angeles Frank Pendle

Weed Extermination Drive Marks County Campaign

Letters were mailed to ranchers detailing the plan for a weed eradication effort on county ranches. A spray machine will be used to combat the deadly weed and a meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday night.

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