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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
7
Thorny and berried trees attract birds to your shrub planting making a cozy winter nook. Evergreens add shelter and a bird bath enhances the scene. Use targeted sprays for chewing insects and provide suet and food as sap suckers begin their work on young stems.
A vintage menu feature showcases Florida citrus based drinks and inventive punches. Recipes include Florida Fizz with orange juice grapefruit juice mint and ginger ale, Ponce de Leon Punch with lime juice almond extract and shaved ice, and a Grapefruit and Blackberry Coupe with pineapple and berries, alongside garden and landscape notes on home grounds design, plant care and outdoor living aesthetics.
A H Stafford Montana agriculture official backs plans to locate Carnation and Borden milk condensing plants in the state. He urges local business groups to guarantee raw milk supplies to attract plants, aiming to expand Montana dairy output beyond Idaho’s. Montana produced 5,389,000 pounds of butter in 1919 versus Idaho’s 4,514,000.
Rev. T. J. Simons leads morning service with theme Heirs of the Promise. The day is described as a glad Sunday and the church school holds its session at 10:00 am.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will speak at the Artdrus Hotel in Dillon, detailing his latest research and offering a public Q and A session for attendees interested in his medical findings.
1929 births reported 10 021 with possible 200 more as delalus for 1930 Deaths 5 732 down 80 from 1928 Infants under one year 640 deaths infant mortality 64 per 1000 live births Tuberculosis deaths 355 rate 64 7 per 100 000 Indian deaths TB share 27 of 96 deaths Typhoid deaths doubled from 1928 Automobile deaths 125 down 18 from 1928 Leading causes of death noted with declines and increases Salt Lake area not cited Fort Benton store opening presided by J Ritter with I G Baker and Bro firm connections to steamer Benton Helena and Black Hills boats referenced.
Fort Benton March 16 The T C Power and Bro store held a formal reopening after refurnishing spending over 10000 dollars. The Power brothers opened the Fort Benton store in 1867 serving settlers and the garrison trading furs and pelts while expanding into freighting and river commerce. Senator Power later proposed steamboats to serve inland mining camps along the river.
Scientists from the Mellon Institute and University of Pittsburgh report sleep timing patterns using metal motion meters. Findings show most people fall asleep about 40 minutes after turning in, with bed time not affecting speed. Child and adult samples give averages from 8 to 64 minutes, varying by group.
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