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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1940
Page
2
A voiced stance connects Nazi ideology with hostility to Christianity and Roman Catholicism, highlighting the perceived origin and outlook as objectionable. The remarks draw attention to religious dimensions within extremist discourse and provoke debate over faith and politics.
Great Falls residents recall Kid Curry's 1898 Laramie train robbery and a rumored satchel of currency buried near Saw Mill Gulch in Bird Tail Ridgeling district. Fred Tintinger, Cascade hotel keeper, cites two tall strangers with a map from Missouri Penitentiary claiming a route to the cache, but no loot has ever been found and Curry’s fate remains unknown.
The state unemployment compensation commission reports idle workers are receiving benefits totaling $100,000 weekly. It warns of a spring decline in aid and urges proper washing practice for woolens to avoid overcrowding and ensure effective soaking and drying.
A Fort Benton Record column recounts old humor from editor W. H. Buck in 1876. It highlights editorials, road jokes, cattle mishaps, bachelor pursuits, and saloon anecdotes showing the paper’s earthy wit and local life in early Montana.
Gross winter quarter registration at Montana State University reached 1 965, up 24 from 1 941 last year. The figure includes 20 music specials versus 32 in 1938-39, with 1 831 autumn quarter students reregistering for winter and a yearly total of 1 53, down from 2 160 in 1938-39. Winter registration lists 1 196 men and 769 women.
Cameron Rancher Werner reports deer and elk raid haystacks due to cold weather and deep snow. He notes he avoids shooting deer, uses dogs to herd animals, and recalls a lone buck that pursued a dog before vanishing into the woods.
Mrs L M Graham of Great Falls Montana describes years of gallstone suffering ending after a few weeks of Wong Sun Chinese Herbs. She reports less pain and better energy enabling her to work, and praises the treatment. The herbs are sold by Wong Sun Company in Billings Great Falls Missoula Montana.
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