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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1929

Page

3

Longest school term in Silver Bow noted in state report

Chester Casey, former Dillon man, pleaded guilty to attempted burglary of the Whitehall bank and received 15 to 40 years. The case followed his arraignment in Boulder and a later plea change. The biennial Montana school report highlights progress with longer terms, higher revenues, and Silver Bow leading in term length at 195.5 days.

Bowever Chester Casey Dillon Young Whitehall Lyman Bennett Casey Whitehall Bank Boulder Una Deer Lodge Yeater Tom Davis Butte Silver Bow County Montana Gladys Garr Smith-Hughes Vocational Silver Bow Mineral Toole Meagher Lewis and Clark

Eckhoff Elected Montana Quill and Scroll President

Bozeman March 1 Harry C Eckhoff Gallatin county high school journalism instructor has been elected president of the Montana chapter of Quill and Scroll for 1929. Final selection rests with the Iowa City council. judges weigh active civic interest and high school journalism standing.

Bozeman Harry C. Eckhoff Gallatin County High School Montana Quill and Scroll Executive Council of Quill and Scroll Iowa City

Great Northern Tunnel Blamed For Washington Cold Snap

Seattle Times columnist jokes that the Great Northern bore opened three to four weeks ago and brought a cold snap. He imagines a storm door to stop drafts from the mountains while noting the tunnel cuts mileage and speeds trains.

Great Northern Washington Seattle Post-Intelligencer Seattle Montana

National forests in Montana attract 732000 visitors in 1928

A Forest Service report shows 867000 recreation visitors in the district with 732000 visiting Montana forests. Missoula led with 28584, Lolo 37215, Bitterroot 365660. Gallatin and Madison notably busy. 660013 arrived by automobile and 2929 land exchanges moved 35027 acres.

Office of Lands of the Forest Service Missoula Forest Lolo Forest Gallatin Yellowstone Park Madison Jefferson Montana Forests National Forests Montana National Forests Treasure State Office of Lands

Hedges for every purpose in home grounds

Hedge planning requires soil preparation and proper spacing for privet barberry spiraea lilacs honey suckles cotoneaster and quince berry. Regular pruning shapes a dense even hedge with sunlight reaching lower branches and an ideal A shaped base. Arbor vitae and holly are common evergreen hedge choices.

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Ford Tires For The New Ford Offer Long Wear

Ford Motor Company and tire manufacturers spent months researching to provide tires with long mileage for the new Ford. The design pairs 30 x 4.50 tires with a drop center rim to give the feel of larger tires, with 35 psi guidance and regular checks to prevent sidewall damage. Regular wheel alignment after 5000 miles helps avoid premature wear. Ford dealers are equipped to repair punctures quickly and supply replacements built to Ford specifications.

Ford Ford Motor Company

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