Dillon Examiner Editorial Address Notice
The Dillon Examiner details editorial and business correspondence routing with postal handling notes indicating second class matter status for Dillon Montana and guidance for letters to the editorial department.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Easter Lamb and New Bonnet Traditions at Dinner
A 1950s guidance piece outlines lamb as the centerpiece for Easter, offering styles from leg roast to cushion shoulder and crown, with mint sauce and fruit desserts. It provides recipes for sausage dressing, currant mint sauce, barbecued leg, stuffed breast, and crown roast, plus timing and oven temps.
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Inez
Wilson
Montana sportsmen lead in license rate in 1934
U S Bureau of Biological Survey records show one in six Montanans held hunting or fishing licenses in 1934, the nation’s high proportion. Montana issued 82 763 licenses, generating 143 092 dollars in revenue. comparisons list Arizona 20 067 California 153 347 Colorado 71 208 Idaho 63 938 Nevada 5 220 Oregon 50 563 Utah 23 177 Washington 126 668 Wyoming 16 943.
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Helena
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Bureau
California cattle and lamb outlook amid favorable feed
California faces a larger than usual cattle herd as green feed grows, with demand for grain fed beef steady but premium. experts urge drylot finishing to spread marketing and prevent price dips. The piece notes meat shortages after 1934 drought, rising prices, dust storms in the Midwest, and lamb as a strong retail value with a larger, high quality crop.
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Los Angeles
California
Pacific Coast
United States
Middle West
Montana probate seeks renewal on estate notes and mortgage
In the Beaverhead County district court a petition by Elizabeth Marchesseau as administratrix of the Edmond Marchesseau estate asks for authority to renew promissory notes totaling 5732 dollars and to borrow up to 3000 dollars secured by a mortgage on estate property. The matter lists 331 head of cattle and 41 horses, plus farming equipment and crops for 1935. A hearing is set for April 1, 1935 at 10 a.m. in Dillon, Montana.
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Elizabeth Marchesseau
Edmond Marchesseau
Dillon
Montana
A. D
Lyman H. Bennett
Notice of Private Sale of Joseph E Shaw Estate
The executor of the last will of Joseph E Shaw deceased will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, subject to court confirmation, all the estate of Joseph E Shaw deceased. Sale authorized by the District Court Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana. Sale to occur on or after March 29 1936 under terms stated in the notice.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Joseph E. Shaw
Deccas
Estate of Joseph apart deceased heirs and property seized
The notice lists personal property including hay, harness, collars, horse stock, farm equipment, vehicles, stock shares, and real estate in Beaverhead County Montana. It describes liens, cash sale terms, and bidding procedures under the executor. The location is Dil lon and Beaverhead County with parcels in sections and ranges. It requires written bids to Gilbert & McFadden or the executor’s office and sale confirmation by the court.
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Joseph
Ley
Sean
Naid-D
Ness
Basin Mercantile Company
State Bank of Wisdom
South Range
Bey
Nexnem
Byney
Beaverhead County
Montana
Poindexter & Orr
Dillon
Washington Street
Reeder Street
United States
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Beaverhead
Public notice of sale of real property and divisions
The above described real property will be sold as a whole or in divisions. Bids must be made and will be considered accordingly. Executed under the last will of Joseph Shaw, deceased. Attorneys Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden for the executors. Montana.
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Shaw
Joseph BE. Shaw
Gilbert, Gibert &, McFadden
Ent
Tbs
Montana
Notice to Creditors of Charles C Robinett Estate
Frank C. McFadden as administrator calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the notice. Claims must be filed at Henry G. Rodgers law office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County.
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Charles C. Robinett
Henry G. Rodgers
Idaho Street
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Frank C. McFadden
Sea G. Robinett
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An old advertisement touts Cystex as a nonprescription kidney and bladder remedy. It claims 9 million kidney tubules may be endangered by neglect or harsh drugs and promises relief from nocturnal urges, fatigue, pains, and neuralgia. The ad guarantees vitality within a week or money back.
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