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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1940

Page

3

AFL and UMW leaders urge square deal to end unemployment

In a joint stance William Green and John L. Lewis argue unemployment must be tackled by restoring business confidence not through higher taxes or debt. They warn two paths remain: continued private enterprise or total government control. Local Montana observers echo the need for investment with assurance of a return to normalcy.

William Green John L. Lewis American Federation of Labor SS Ft Lincoln United Mine Workers of America Democratic Party Bor Montana

Hog and cattle market trends at Los Angeles stockyards

Hog prices hold around 6 1/2 cents per pound while exports of pork fall from September levels. Hog slaughter runs above a year ago, with spring farrowing expected to decline and average hog weights easing. Cattle demand remains strong with fed steers at 8.50 to 9.50 per cwt and long fed to 10. cows at 6 to 6.50, veal calves 10 to 14 per cwt.

Los Angeles Institute of American Meat Packers Chicago California

Dillon and Area Residents Receive Weekend Visits

Mrs Bernice Papworth spends spring vacation with her Hirschman parents in Kalispell. Paul Bramsman and Miss Anne Mohar travel from Ennis to Dillon for a weekend. Odessa Washington residents J B Odell visit Dillon en route from Columbus after funeral of Jean Odell. Salmon resident Mrs J D Lee visits Dillon. Mrs William Irvine arrives from Los Angeles for a brief stay. Ted Renfro of Dell and Chester Hale visit Dillon. Hale returns from San Francisco after medical care, flying Salt Lake City route.

Bernice Papworth Kalispell S. D. Hirschman Paul Bramsman Butte Anne Mohar Ennis Dillon J. B. Odell Odessa Wash Columbus Odell Jean Odell J. D. Lee Salmon

Substance as eternal truth in a 1940 sermon text

A Church of Christ Scientist Sunday lesson of March 17 1940 treats Substance as eternal and incorruptible. It cites Psalms 135 13 and Hebrews 11 1 and quotes Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures defining Substance as Truth Life and Love and tied to the biblical phrase the substance of things hoped for the evidence of things not seen.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Gems for Your Scrapbook

A collection of philosophical quotes on adversity and learning from Epictetus Carlyle Livy Mary Baker Eddy Emerson and Sir John Davies. The passages emphasize resilience, spiritual refuge, growth through hardship, and self-knowledge sought through affliction.

Miner James Reed Buys Easton Pacific Lode Mine

Spokane report that James Reed of Twin Bridges Montana and Nespelem Washington announced the purchase of the Easton Pacific lode mine near Virginia City on a bond and lease from the Elling estate.

Spokane Wash James Reed Twin Bridges Mont Nespelem Virginia City Elling

James F. McCarthy Hecla president dies at 73 in Spokane

In probate court in Spo kane Washington James F. McCarthy 73 president of Hecla Mining died recently leaving 506000 to his five sons and a daughter in Oro fino and Wallace Idaho Stocks bonds and personal property valued at 500000 and real estate holdings at 6000

Wallace Idaho James F. McCarthy Hecla Mining Company Spokane Orofino

Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Frank Rebish

A son was born Friday morning at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Rebish, of the city.

The Barrett Hospital Frank Rebish Dillon

Rambling Facts About Agriculture

Agriculture notes include poultry lighting cautions from extension expert Miss H. E. Cushman advising darkening brooders at midday. Turkey production may rise 4 to 5 percent in 1940 against 1939. Gopher pests spread diseases. poisoning oat bait recommended. Seed potato stock concerns include ring rot. warming storage aids detection. US-Canada trade leads global pairings.

H. E. Cushman E. E. Isaac Isaac

Cascade County Dairy Herd Improvement record shows gains

J O Tretsven notes 15 year Cascade County Dairy Herd Improvement Association results at Montana State College. Average milk per cow rose from 7116 to 9600 pounds and butterfat from 254.4 to 364.9 pounds annually. High cow produced 108,721 pounds milk and 4135.5 pounds fat over lifetime.

Bozeman Cascade County Dairy Herd Improvement Association J. O. Tretsven Montana State College Lyman & Sons Dairy of Great Falls Cascade County Association Tretsven

Montana Umpires Association Chartered by National Head

Ray Dumont national president of the Semi-Pro Baseball Congress approves a Montana Umpires association charter and forwards it to Nicky Mariana of Missoula, the semi-pro baseball commissioner, noting the group would oversee any league affiliated with the congress in Moritana.

Missoula Ray Dumont Baseball Congress Montana Umpires Association Nicky Mariana Umpires’ Association Mariana National Congress Moritana

Lee Mines resumes development work on Little Pittsburgh tunnel

Lee Mines Inc resumes a 50,000 dollar development program advancing a 3000 foot tunnel toward the Little Pittsburgh shafts as part of its mining operation.

Superior Nancy

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