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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

18 Mar 1931

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

6

Fishtrap community notes and social events summary

Sam Robinson brought in 400 cattle to the Miller Strawbridge ranch for summer pasture on the Canfield place. Wisdom chapter members hosted an old time dance at the school, with Harve Paddock and George York on fiddles and many locals in attendance.

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Sam Robinson Miller Strawbridge Canfield Robinson Jack Anderson Norman Vaughan Christina Anderson Andrew Anderson Fishtrap Harve Paddock George York Leo Walsh Pete Dresen Armott Ranch Dana Pendergast Jackson John Woodworth Joe Woodworth Wmissoula Woodworth Wisdom Jack Husted California Bessie Lilenthal Los Angeles Charley Hirschy San Francisco Lena Nelson Etella Murphy Royal Neighbors Lodge Francis Ralston Anaconda Victor Olsen Martin Crane Missoula Butte Wallace Francis Ralph Huntley Portland Ore Walter Stewart Harry Helming Roy Oliver John Troupe Harold Capehart Clarence Helming Sam Peterson Fred Hirshy George Cottrell American Legion John Inabnit Frank Pendleton J. T. Armitage Lausen Transportation Walter White Whitehall Knowles Ranch Herb Gilbert The Gilbert Livestock Company
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Beattie Urges Self-Sustaining Farm Unit Concepts

United States Department of Agriculture expert W R Beattie says every farm should grow its own fruits vegetables milk eggs pork and meat to weather economic crises. He cites past crises such as boll weevil and urban unemployment and notes campaigns in South Carolina Virginia Arkansas to promote farm gardens with college and home demonstration support. A well kept half acre can outproduce a family’s needs and reduce winter food costs while improving health through fresh greens.

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W. R. Beattie Bureau of Plant Industry United States Department of Agriculture Beattie Texas
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May Conduct Sheep Shearing School at the State College

The husbandry department at State College Bozeman will run a sheep shearing school in May due to a shortage of local shearers. William McClennan, head of the department, will oversee the program aimed at training Montana workers.

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State College Montana Department of State College Bozeman William McClennan
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Fatalities from autos peak in October in state data

Five year average 1926 1930 shows auto death rates highest in October and lowest in February with a regular yearly pattern. The pattern reflects worsening driving conditions after April and a sharp fall after October into January. A baby boy was born last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Monroe Bear.

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Lucien Benepe State Board of Health Toonds Tanuaty Lenast Kisi Gemeiuaton Osnesee Siaciaenanenecanelli F Reeneesnagepennonase Bere Benepe Emall
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