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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
2
A Montana Highway Safety Campaign urges drivers to protect pedestrians. It notes half of motorist fatalities involve pedestrians and emphasizes driver responsibility to prevent crashes, including in less congested towns and with children darting into streets.
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association tops Montana in January with 723.3 pounds milk and 27.1 butterfat from four herds and 166 cows. Cascade, Gallatin Park, and Lewis and Clark associations follow in milk and butterfat. Montana State College hosts 38 county economic conferences to plan stabilized agriculture, continuing into 1937, with creamerymen attending the fourth annual dairy industry short course. Rambling Facts About Agriculture highlights experiments by Dr. Jessie E. Richardson on vegetable production and storage potential of potato varieties at Bozeman.
MISSOULA March 1 A man sought a marriage license in Clerk James R. Donehoo’s office and left with the license. An hour and a half later he returned in dismay to find no officiant’s name on the form and the bride having changed her mind. He ripped the license to pieces and pondered his options.
Weather bureau preliminary surveys indicate the United States may enter a period of hard winters with cold and wet trends for the next few years. January to February saw temperatures 12 to 80 degrees below normal across much of the East. North Dakota recorded the coldest readings, with 60 degrees below zero and 46 below elsewhere.
A nostalgic cherry pie recipe is shared, citing George Washington and a tale of temptation. The method describes hot water pastry, an electric oven bake starting cold, and a detailed filling with cherries sugar juice cornstarch and butter. The guide includes precise measurements for pastry and filling and baking times.
The March 1 Christian Science lesson centers on the birth of Christ and the government resting on his shoulder. It cites Isaiah passages about the servant and the coming judgment, and references Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health describing Christ as the divine idea healing sickness and overcoming pain and death.
May 16 notes show Lord and friends expressing gratitude for love and sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ralston and family Kate and Frankie Lewis Mrs. Alice Patton Miss Eva Stocker and Grant teacher. Mrs. Ted Renfro of Dell visited the city Monday.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Merle R Liggett sues Jessie Liggett. Defendant is summoned to answer the complaint in the district court and file a response within twenty days after service or risk judgment by default. The notice specifies service and timing requirements.
Mr. Jones confirms the Groundhog mine changed hands last week. Plans call for a new design mill to boost output to a custom size plant capable of handling all ore from the Argenta district. Work to enlarge the current mill and install new machinery will begin when weather allows, with other large companies reportedly negotiating for properties nearby.
Hundreds of chewed bullets unearthed at colonial army camps suggest soldiers chewed bullets during amputations to dull pain. The bullets show marks of human teeth, reflecting brutal medical practices and the harsh realities of Revolutionary War medicine.
Montana bird welfare remains dire with many migratory waterfowl and upland birds in need of feed after the storm. State Warden Kenneth MacDonald reports widespread hunger while U S Bureau of Biological Survey official Kenneth Roaden and Gov Holt dispute the extent of losses.
The navy operates non combatant hospital ships, including the U S S Relief, equipped with modern hospital facilities. The former U S S Mercy, also a hospital ship, carried many obsolete guns used as ballast under Hague treaty rules.
Buckley’s Mixture claims to stop ordinary and bronchial coughs after a few doses. The alkaline formula is advertised to act quickly and provide relief for sleepless nights. Available at druggists for 45 and 85 cents. W. K. Buckley, Rochester, N. Y.
The fragment names Deputy Clerk Asti for the plaintiff and references Schulz Dillon Montane in a legal context. It appears as a partial court record item with insufficient detail to determine full action or outcome.
An ad touts a medicine called Gyatex that claims to cleanse acids and poisons from blood through the kidneys. It alleges quick relief from nervousness headaches dizziness backache rheumatic pains and stomach issues with a guaranteed result in one week or money back. It claims 9c a day and a drugstore guarantee.
Mrs Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland claims she shed 20 pounds by avoiding fatty foods eating more fruits and vegetables and taking half a teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning She says her clothes fit better and she feels energized with no drastic laxative effect.
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