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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1931
Page
2
The note records the Dillon Montana newspaper The Examiner as entered September 20 1902 as second class matter under the 1879 Act. It directs editorial and business correspondence to THD with Dillon Examiner wording and related routing.
Montana’s two distinguished chiefs Eat-em-up Tom and Heap Bull Burton return from a political war path without scalp gains. They failed to influence President Hoover’s plans and ended with a goose egg, while allies helped nominating Judge Clark for associate justice.
Montana State College will host the Boys and Girls Vocational Conference from April 30 to May 2 1981. Delegates from Montana high schools will compete in scholarship and other contests with keynote talks by Alfred Atkinson James Hamilton and H G Klemme encouraging faith in education and state renewal.
The 8A grammar section led by Mrs. Black will sponsor a biweekly Dillon Public Schools column for The Dillon Examiner. The class will collect material from all grades including news, articles, compositions, poems, and jokes.
The junior high held Zaner Bloser ratings with many students earning grammar grade certificates. Names include Marjorie Opp Alice Fox Agnes McGahaon Alice Melton Lucille Nettik Merriam Balka June Underwood Billie Baxter Gertrude Fanok James O'Brien Marian Williams Mary Spehar Bolton Lloyd Billy Bayerd Ruby Stephens Pearl Banning Le Merne Schroeder Irene Perry Julia Plat Georgia Taylor Marjorie Wellington Laura Anderson Junior Ditty LaVerna Wise Fred Simons Elizabeth Atkeson Katie Markovich Vera Mast Myrtle Hansen. Excellence certificates awarded to Charles Estell Anna Belle Hartwig Harry Spehar Celena Nay Ruth Kelly Bruce Gilbert William Kajin Janet Waldorf Helen McCulley Frank Isabell Megquier Eldon Noble Estellan Thompson Dorothy Graves Charles Laden Dorothy Graham. Absences noted in several classes with substitutes and preparations for spring quarter staff. Six 8A girls making D letters for athletic awards. 8B class forming rein- statement committee Eldon Noble. Anna Belle Hartwig elected TA monitor. Notes from Home Economics class.
The 8A class cooked and served breakfast March 17 to 19 inviting groups of two girls and three guests each. The notes list pairs and their guests, with absences due to flu and substitutions by Dororthy Graham and LaVerna Wise.
Montana farmers can obtain federal seed loans more quickly as the state board of hail insurance waives its lien priority on delinquent assessments. Officials will sign waivers or authorize county treasurers to issue them, while preserving the board’s right to collect later. The legislature also amended hail insurance rules, removing crop lien requirements for unencumbered land and setting new dates for premium reductions.
Montana stock reports indicate cattle and sheep finished winter in good shape with light losses. Cattle on March 1 at 98 percent of normal, sheep at 98 percent, both up from prior months. Mild weather reduced feeding, range feed ample in most areas, but spring ranges outlook below average due to poor moisture. Also notice of public land sale in Montana with minimum bid five dollars per acre set for April 29.
Montana land values have fallen to 72 percent of prewar levels, according to Jay G. Diamond agricultural statistician. Irrigated land averaged 47.08 dollars per acre in 1929 and 46.48 in 1930, non irrigated 13.01 down to 12.98, and overall land value 9.14 in 1929 to 9.04 in 1930.
Classified notices offer sale or exchange of large and small livestock sugar beet farms town residences and businesses Cranne's Real-Estate Agency Whitehall Mont and C C Newman Dillon Montana advertise farm ranch trades and partial payments including a 80 acre farm with oats and a Guernsey cow
Notice from the executrix and executor of a deceased's Last Will to present vouchers and conduct estate business at Beaverhead County Montana. Publication date March 25, 1931. U S Land Office Great Falls Montana announces action dated February 13 1941.
A meeting of the board of directors and stockholders of Dillon Implement Co. is called to meet at 86 North Idaho Street Dillon Montana at 2 p m Saturday March 28 1931 for the transaction of business as may come before the board. Signed Chas H Phillips President.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at 10:00 a.m. on April 29 for a land tract in sections 12 and 22, T 79 R 15 W and T 78 R 14 W, minimum bid five dollars per acre, Herman R. Peterson of Jackson Montana as applicant, sale closes when bidding ends.
The Montana District Court in Beaverhead County issues an alias summons in a divorce case Christy Young v Clifford Young. The document also proclaims a May 5 1931 general statewide election on House Bill No 450 and the issuance of State Highway Treasury Anticipation Debentures with a $100 reward for enforcing related provisions.
Governor proclaims Montana law authorizing issuance of up to six million dollars in debentures for 1931 to 1934 to fund the State Highway Fund and ensure able financing for highway purposes.
Lillian M. Selway and Clark Anderson filed in the Fifth Judicial District District Court in Beaverhead County Montana a instrument purporting to be EB 0 Selways Last Will and Testament and petitions to admit to probate and appoint executrix and executor A hearing is set for March 21 1981 at 10 oclock a m in Dillon Montana for interested parties to appear and object Clerk Fre d R marks docket note 2t.
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