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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1931
Page
4
Secretary Murray Stebbins notes improved wool prices and a shift in markets toward higher demand in Boston and abroad. Wool tops and worsted yarns are expected to gain within three to six months amid better business in textiles and growing stock turnover.
The National Wool Marketing Corporation boosts grower protection with nails on skins duty and renewed research to grow demand. Navy orders $7500000 in wool goods, while world wool production, silk and rayon use surge as wool consumption and prices falter.
A mother risks happiness on love and loses as a debut with the new noiseless recording process marks a film milestone and showcases a dramatic courtroom‑style outcome.
The article notes a 1929 shift in wool imports and domestic use driven by tariff changes. It cites April 1929 import totals at 101.885 million pounds for clothing and ten-year averages around 165 million, with 1980 estimates at 78 million. Domestic wool use rose to 82 percent in 1928 29.
Rev. T. J. Simons leads a Triumphal Day program with a sermon The Voice of the Stones and a Palm sing by Faure The Joash Chest drama by the church youth group with Violet Eastman directing. A baptism and public reception of members precede a church school celebration and a 7 30 p m drama with free admission and a closing offering.
A string of motion picture items appears with titles like The Heir to the Hoorah and Confessions of 2 Debutante. Leila Hyams stars with Edmund Lowe in Part Time Wife. Ten Cents a Dance and other titles forecast pricing and plot hints for moviegoers. The piece blends gossip and previews of Fox features and Movietone mentions.
A compact item presents two contrasting headlines, Good News and The Girl Said No, reflecting a brief newspaper tease or note about a public reaction or editorial framing. The readable text suggests a juxtaposition of optimistic and cautionary messaging within a single column.
After a sensational book career and stage run, the performer is set to return to Fox for a chance to portray a rehabilitated character. The move marks a shift from flashy fame to a more grounded screen role.
ZaSu Pitts continues comedy in Their Ad Moment a two screen event with Dorothy Mackaill and Warner Baxter delivering mixed performances amid pratfalls and witty dialogue.
The article reflects Guthrie McClintic and the Theatre Guild era, noting pivotal contributions and the culture of stage and screen collaboration. It highlights McClintic’s influence on productions and the era’s artistic dynamics within New York theatre.
The evidence in Dr. T A Grigg's conspiracy case under the Harrison narcotic act was found insufficient to bind him over for a removal hearing. Federal commissioner L M Van Etten ruled after an all day session. Narcotics agents testified of shipments to J C Williams in Blackfoot Idaho who awaits a hearing.
Mrs Maggie Smith-Hathaway secretary of the bureau of Child Protection was in Dillon this week on business connected with the office.
Thirty two prominent physicians from Ford Motor Company Sears Roebuck Pennsylvania Railroad New York Life and others publicly endorse the Sargon formula after reports of health improvements in thousands over the past thirty days. Their findings will be published in later issues to inform the public. Sold by Geo M Gosman Dillon and Lima Drug Store Lima.
The article describes the adoption of a standard Contract Bridge code by major New York clubs including the Whist Club and the Knickerbocker Whist Club. It outlines Vanderbilt scoring, trump and diamond rule changes, honors, game and rubber premiums, vulnerability, undertricks, doublings, redoublings, and strategic bidding guidance for declarers and partners.
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