Editorial Address for The Examiner Printed in Dillon
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Agricultural expert urges soil blowing prevention in dry spells
Montana State college extension agronomist Sam Sloan says strip farming controlled grazing and planting shelterbelts and range grasses curb soil blowing. He cites recent nationwide dust storms as proof. without corrective measures erosion could devastate land, turning productive fields into barren bad lands.
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Bozeman
Sam Sloan
Montana State College
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seacoast
Sloan
Washington, D. C
North Dakota
Hugh
Montana
Alberta
Executive Order Modifications for Small Town Employers
Miles Romney announces a May 15 modification to the October 28 1933 NRA order. The change exempts certain small town retail and service employers with up to three establishments in towns under 2,500 population from hours, pay, minimum prices, and assessments provisions unless they choose to be bound. The aim is to relieve small businesses from hardship while urging conformity with key reemployment and code requirements.
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Miles Romney
NRA
Greater Fair Exhibition Returns With New Attractions
This year's exposition tops 1933 with many new features and the best old attractions returning. Plantago! And comfortable train travel highlighted for visitors.
Good Roads Day proclaimed in Montana as roads improve
Governor Cooney declares June 19 Good Roads Day highlighting steady highway improvements. Montana events include a Golden Jubilee encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Helena with attendance by patriotic group representatives from Butte and other cities.
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Helena
Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Grand Army of the Republic
Butte
Notice to Creditors Fassler and Mecham Estates
In Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix Bertha Huber for the estate of Magdalena M Fassler deceased and Clyde Mecham administrator for the estate of Heber Mecham deceased notify creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices dated May 23 1934 in Dillon Montana indicate the offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden to handle the estate matters.
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Magdalena M. Fassler
Gilbert,Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Bertha Huber
Dillon Examiner
Heber Mecham
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Clyde Mecham
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