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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1939

Page

3

Travelers share tales of world fairs and visits

Mr and Mrs H L McCaleb return from San Francisco after attending the Golden Gate exposition. Mrs Annabel Morrison returns from Los Angeles after visiting relatives and attending the San Francisco world’s fair. Various local residents, including W O Ensign and Dr F H Bimrose, are noted for weekend visits and travels to Chicago, Spokane, Alliance, and Butte.

H. L. McCaleb San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition Annabel Morrison Los Angeles W. O. Ensign Deer Lodge Sam Wilkinson Ivan Shaw Wisdom Dillon F. H. Bimrose William Emmett Leo Barry Margaret Alliance Neb Barry A. G. Williams Maud Metzel Butte H. E. Andrus Hugh Clark

Legislature Closes With Wide Wave of Bill Killings

In the final week, the house slashed 28 measures in three sessions while the senate struck down 18 bills. The senate blocked a Lake county representation increase and a school redistricting study commission, allowed hunting without license for those over 70, cut state officer mileage to six cents, and funded library extension at 12 000 yearly. House actions defeated a legislative reference bureau, protections for women in state work, limits on refinery labor hours, and proposals to remove unemployment tax from employers.

House Senate Lake County

Montana 4-H Offers Five New Club Projects

Montana 4-H club members are reminded five new projects are offered in the club program. The new projects include handcraft conservation electricity pheasant faring and poultry. Reads Dillon Examiner.

Montana

Route of Dodge Truck Good Will Tour

A historic Dodge truck embarks on a goodwill tour across towns. Officials confirm the route includes several community events and visits with local leaders to promote charitable outreach and regional outreach efforts.

Dodge Truck Nations United States Mexico Peru America North South America

House sustains veto of divorce act by name vote

The Montana House voted 51 to 45 to sustain Gov Roy Ayers veto of a 30 day divorce bill. Supporters saw it as reassurance to the governor while labor bloc opposition aimed to quash the veto. A two thirds margin would have been needed to override.

House Roy E. Ayers Representative Smith Lewis and Clark McLeod Cascade

Hazelbaker Attends Republican Meeting and Livestock Show

Hazelbaker joined a Republican meeting then attended the national American Livestock Association gathering in San Francisco. He was named to the grazing committee, toured the Golden Gate exposition livestock show on Treasure Island, praised the Hereford division, and entered the exposition gates early with Jack Arnold of Birney, vice president of the Montana Stockgrowers Association.

Hazelbaker American Livestock Association San Francisco National Association Golden Gate Exposition Treasure Island Jack Arnold Birney Montana Stockgrowers Association

Royal visit set as Crown Prince Olav comes to Helena

The Helena Chamber of Commerce learned the royal couple will visit Helena on May 29 during their Montana trip. Governor Ayers had invited Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha to dine with him and Mrs. Ayers in Helena.

House of Representatives Olav Crown Princess Martha of Norway Helena

Montana Exhibit Draws 15000 At World Fair Opening

Robert Fletcher state traffic engineer reports 15 000 visitors packed the Montana booth on opening day of the San Francisco World Fair. He notes Montana's exhibit compared favorably with others.

Booth Robert Fletcher State Highway Department Montana Fletcher

Montana May Get 50th Anniversary Stamp

Montana may be honored by a special stamp for the 50th anniversary of statehood. Representative Case of South Dakota has started a move in Washington for commemorative stamps for his state and for Montana, Washington, and sister state Idaho. All four were admitted to the Union in 1889.

Montana Case South Dakota Washington, D. C Washington

Fort Benton Doctor-Politician Kaulbach Wed

In Washington D.C at Townsend the Rev Ernest Mills officiated the ceremony. Dr Kaulbach now serves a second term as state senator and has long practiced medicine in Fort Benton.

Ington D.C Townsend Ernest Mills Methodist Church Kaulbach Fort Benton

Irrigating Field Crops in Montana Bulletin Issued

Montana Extension service releases Irrigating Field Crops in Montana by G H Bingham detailing irrigation units soil moisture storage root development seasonal crop demands and irrigation efficiency. It covers alfalfa pastures small grains corn sugar beets potatoes seed peas and field beans with copies via county agents or the Bozeman extension office.

Montana Extension Service G. H. Bingham Montana Bozeman

Montana aid payments hit 1.8 million in seven months

Montana agriculture benefited by 1,802,380 from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for the seven months ending February 1. The payments went to sugar beet growers and farmers and ranchers in the soil conservation plan.

MontAna Agricultural Adjustment Administration

First Lutheran Church Schedules March Activities

Leonard Thompson pastor announces Sunday events on March 5 with Sunday school at 11 a.m. and divine service at 10 a.m. a sermon "Jesus For gives a Sinner" and Lutheran Students gathering March 3. Choir practice March 4. Ladies Aid sale March 9 at Gracter Waldorf. Young Peoples Luther League at church.

Leonard Thompson Jesus Lutheran Students Association Ladies Aid Gracter- Waldorf Young Peoples’ Luther League

Senator Kaulbach's Wedding Ties Kaulbach and Reynolds

Sen Dr Joseph Kaulbach of Choteau county wed Sarah Reynolds of Wash last Wednesday in a private ceremony. The couple confirmed the marriage as local reporters noted the event occurred at a county residence with limited attendance.

Joseph Kaulbach Choteau County Sarah Reynolds Wash

Dillon Visit By Gloss Family From Ovando

Mr and Mrs John Gloss and daughters Evelyn and Virginia of Ovando were visitors in Dillon on Monday.

John Gloss Evelyn and Virginia Ovando Dillon

Livestock Solution for California Youth Unemployment

J A McNaughton argues for expanding hog production to absorb displaced graduates and unemployed workers. He outlines a plan to partner ranchers with young men, using barley fed hogs to produce pork locally at lower cost, boosting agriculture and fertilizer through diversified citrus farming. A Los Angeles Union Stock Yards bureau would coordinate breeders, trainees, and ranchers.

Los Angeles California Rocky Mountains Los Angeles Union Southwest Los Angeles Union Stock Yards

Marigolds Shine In Vibrant Colorful Fall Displays

The Dillon Pioneer highlights marigolds with velvety rich reds browns crimsons yellows and oranges. Plants reach up to four feet, bloom midsummer to fall, and need space about 18 inches to 2 feet apart. Sow after frost danger or start indoors for earlier blooms. Stake to guard against wind. New varieties offer delicate fragrance alongside strong color.

Montana Retail Trade Dips 14 Percent in 1938

U S Bureau of Commerce reports 342 Montana retailers reduced sales by 14 percent from 1937 levels. Missoula suffered the largest drop at 33 percent, Havre and Lewistown down 1 percent each. Filling stations rose 2 percent, shoe stores fell 2 points, hardware shops down 8 percent, and automobile dealers faced a 29 percent decline.

U. S. Bureau of Commerce Montana Missoula Havre Lewistown

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