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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1940
Page
10
A syndicated column from News Syndicate Co. discusses a 1939 copyright topic split into two parts. It reflects on authorship, ownership, and legal considerations of creative works from that era.
Victorino Pino wakes early in Ancon to plan food for his sheep camp. He fears his granddaughter Josephina’s choice, blaming her for wanting a white suitor, George Brinkerhoff, who distrusts their people. The village stores and old church frame a tense, fading frontier life.
The federal food stamp program to move surplus farm goods to public assistance clients begins in Cascade County and soon in Silver Bow with expansion to others. Jonathan Garst led setup talks in Butte Great Falls and Helena. Robert D. Fenn named Cascade County representative. The stamps mix orange purchase stamps with blue surplus stamps for designated foods, aiming to aid farmers, boost trade, and support public health.
Montana Seed Growers Association approved new entries at its annual board meeting at Montana State College. Pilot is a rust resistant spring wheat. Onas replaces Federation as a white wheat. a southern blend red clover selection is added. Two flax varieties were dropped as Max now dominates the field. Seed will be distributed through extension agents in Sheridan
J. J. Carrigan of Butte and manager of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. mines was named chairman of the national health and safety in mines committee of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at the institute’s annual New York meeting. Montana delegates including E. A. Bardwell and E. R. Borcherdt joined committees on student relations and mining methods among others, with Crawford and Weed representing Anaconda as they helped recognize James Douglas medalist Louis D. Ricketts.
Linda Lee, a sultry-voiced vocalist from radio and night clubs, performs in Bob Ripley’s Believe It or Not series which has reopened as a Friday night CBS radio highlight from 10:30 to 11 p.m. E.T. The program features dramatizations of Ripley’s oddities and profiles notable figures encountered during his 600000 miles of travel with B A Rolfe serving as musical director.
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