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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
4
Reader guidance from the Dillon Examiner dated September 20 1992 in Dillon Montana states letters pertaining to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the editor and business manager at the newspaper.
European chemists report a cotton based synthetic wool product from Basle that could threaten traditional wool markets. Australia and Britain warn of price and quality impacts as manufacturers push for truth in fabrics laws and wool growers seek new protection amid global competition.
The Better Homes in America drive promotes youth training in home making through school practice houses and home economics cottages. A survey in 39 states, summarized in a booklet by Dr. James Ford and Miss Blanche Halbert, shows growing school involvement and the move toward home making as an applied science.
An overview emphasizes the importance of proper working methods and the benefits of structured training. It highlights efficiency, consistency, safety, and quality gains from disciplined practices and periodic skills upgrades.
Montana Legion leaders prepare a census of children of world war veterans to identify aid recipients for the national endowment fund. The fund totals include 93000 for veteran rehabilitation 60000 for veterans homes 60000 for needy children. The Montana committee includes Rev William Pippy Glendive and J Ward Crosby Helena with district supervision by John W Gorby national director.
The committee proposes a 26 cent per member regional assessment to cover preliminary expenses. The endowment fund will be invested with interest to meet aid demands, while a survey seeks households to temporarily host or adopt needy children. Funds will be a last resort after legal and civic groups fail to provide.
On the first Monday in April 1926 an election is held for Alderman in Dillon Montana for the First Second Third and Fourth wards Polling places are Episcopal Guild hall City hall Metlen hotel and Red Star garage Open 8 AM to 6 PM Judges and clerks named for each ward Dated March 17 1926 W G Gilbert City Clerk.
Notice to William O Pomeroy Fishtrap Montana and all concerned that parcel part W% NEX% SEYNEY NWH% SE4% in Section 8 Township 1 North Range 13 West Montana Meridian containing 110 acres has been sold for delinquent taxes on January 20 1920 for 16 96 with due amount 77 07 and reclamation expired January 21 1923. Beaverhead County will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a deed on April 10 1926 Dillon Montana dated March 2 1926 signed John S Baker Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
Personal property taxes for 1926 are due at the County Treasurer's office in Dillon Montana. If unpaid within thirty days from mailing date, the county sheriff may be appointed deputy to seize and sell the property as with executions. Contact the Treasurer if no notice is received. dated March 16 1926.
Sealed proposals addressed to the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana for building bridges over the Big Hole and Red Rock rivers will be opened April 6 1926. Separate bids required for each bridge with 5 percent certified check. Plans available from Clerk or County Engineer George R Metlen Dillon Montana. Bonds and local sureties required. foreign corporations must file articles of incorporation. Right to reject bids reserved.
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