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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
3
Fragmented school page describes a Friday play reheasal of Robin Hood, audience invited with no charge, and reports from New Netherland News about Dutch colonists in 1648. It also lists student achievements, new library books, geography study, perfect attendance, and a poetry style wood-pulp tale.
A Montana state grasshopper control committee forms at Montana State College to ready for a possible outbreak and to implement federal bait if a pending congress bill provides funds. Dr A G L Strand from the State College entomology department to supervise counties receiving bait, with Taylor as chairperson. The committee includes Alfred Atkinson F B Linfield and A H Stafford.
An advertising claim touts an automatic clutch system that starts stops and shifts without using the clutch pedal. It also highlights Dodge’s Free Wheeling feature as unique in its field.
Fern Henderson a Gosman teacher and George Leigrin, recently moved to Kemmerer Wyoming, wed in Idaho Falls with Alma Henderson and Howard Legrin as guests. The bride’s mother is Mrs Frank Baldwin of Dell and groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs J R Lefgrin of Ogden Utah. The couple will reside in Kemmerer Wyoming.
The piece praises Shirley poppies and related varieties for their vibrant color and naturalizing habit. It advises spring planting or fall/winter sowing, thinning seedlings after broadcast seeding, and spacing for opium and Iceland poppies. It notes mohnkuchen as the German term for poppy seed and suggests sowing among delphiniums for extended bloom.
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