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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
3
The piece argues homeowners should embrace garden design beyond subdivider layouts. It highlights how formal, careless planting harms beauty, notes trees as the most visible error, and urges using well placed trees to frame the house and provide background without hiding the building.
Ambitious gophers awakening from winter nap were met by a snow storm. The first glimpses of a new season appeared in the vicinity as observers noted early activity and unusual weather conditions disrupting early emergence.
The United States Civil Service announces a Clerk Carrier exam to form an eligible register for Dillon Montana. Applications accepted in Seattle up to April 5 1929. Exam date on admission card. Salary 1700 dollars with 65 cents hourly substitute pay. Age 18 to 45 with military preference.
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture plans to sell live surplus black-tailed deer from the National Bison Range in western Montana at 15 dollars each. Purchasers pay capture and transport costs, with delivery contingent on capture. Contact Frank H. Rose, protector in charge, Molese Montana.
In New York on March 12 Elsie Laurelson a brunette show girl won a blindfold kissing test. Five volunteers kissed two blondes and two brunettes while a stethoscope measured heart rate changes. Laurelson showed the largest total rise 66 beats per minute securing victory.
Missoula report notes final inspection of 7.87 miles of the Butte Dillon highway near Melrose after grading, with surfacing to be let this spring. Engineer E M Hulce of the bureau of roads conducted the survey of 13 miles between Butte and Dillon, contract to be let soon. Read the Dillon Examiner.
A New York stylist introduces a tru fit sizing system for dresses, offering regular and intermediate sizes from 14 to 48. The charted analysis aims to empower women to choose flattering hues and precise cuts, reducing dependence on sales help and promising cost savings.
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