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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

5

California Adverts Wins Through Depression, Survey Finds

A long analysis notes California’s upbeat stance amid a national downturn driven by advertising and collective marketing. It contrasts California with Washington and Oregon where lumber and agriculture face slower recovery while the Pacific coast benefits from diverse crops and robust dairying.

Ohio Mountain States Pacific Toaror Fornia Los California South Pacific Florida Louisiana Califonia Washington Oregon Haat Pacific Northwest

Prohibition Blues Aimed at Volstead and Moonshine Cheer

Poet laments Eighteenth Amendment restrictions provoking moonshine culture and blue laws. He notes home-brew protests, shifting tastes, and the humor of saloonless nights turning into inventive hooch pursuit. Alleged hypocrisy and social tension frame the verse.

Largest locomotive No 7000 viewed at Dillon yards

In Dillon yards last Thursday G H Baker and Engineer Peterson praised Union Pacific Locomotive No 7000, the mountain passenger engine designed in Omaha and built by ALCO. The 90 foot long, 582800 pound behemoth hauled No 32 from Butte to Dillon with nine tons of coal from Melrose on a 70 mile trip without a pusher, reaching 70 mph on a Balt Lake to Butte test run.

G. H. Baker Dillon Peterson Butte Melrosé Salt Lake H. M. Adams Omaha C. E. Fuller Union Pacific H. E. Calvin American Locomotive Shops Plains Ogden Balt. Lake Baker Peterson A Abe’Hatch Wharton Pocatelio Melrose

He Niblack Returns After Sudden Car Accident

The Roundup reports He Niblack returned Saturday after a sudden car accident. A passenger suffered a broken leg in the incident.

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