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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1924
Page
6
The St Paul Dispatch analyzes the Coulter plan to help wheat farmers diversify into livestock dairy and poultry. It notes mixed opinions on practicality and fears about loan amounts but sees it as a constructive start toward securing farm prosperity and avoiding bankruptcy for one crop producers.
Camp Fire column reads that Seek Beauty is the first Camp Fire law, guiding girls to find beauty in people, homes, and surroundings. It urges valuing inner charm, improving environments, and practicing hygiene and dress to form a beautiful character and inspire others.
The article highlights Camp Fire Girls pursuing knowledge as a key law. It notes most are school age and have ample educational opportunities. Principals and teachers can identify Camp Fire Girls from records showing diligent study and reverent learning.
Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls held the weekly meeting on Wednesday March 5 to practice banking writing telegrams and sending telegrams. The group aimed to earn honors by composing business letters and the food sale committee reported on sales for the event.
Montana Beaverhead County court to prove the will of George Woodworth deceased. Hearing set for March 18 1924 at ten o clock AM in the court room for F A Hazel baker to receive letters testamentary. Interested persons may appear and contest. Dated February 25 1924 W B Stephenson Clerk.
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Beaverhead County Montana the administrator Clyde C Scott of the estate of C W Scott deceased seeks creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Filing at Rodgers & Gilbert Dillon Montana with first publication February 20 1924.
Stephen Cook plaintiff seeks sale of property of George T Banks as administrator of Charles G McGahn estate and Agnes McGahn. Sale set March 24 1924 at 2 PM at Dillon Court House front door Beaverhead County. Property includes half of section 12 and NW quarter of section 13 plus other parcels in Township 7S Range 9W with water rights. cash terms.
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