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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
3
Richberg, known as Assistant President and General Coordinator of the New Deal, testifies in a notable piece defending the NRA. He cites that business leaders lack confidence in themselves and the future, hindering economic progress.
Montana summer insect campaign led by G Allen Mail assistant entomologist at Montana State College Bozeman targets mosquito breeding centers and stagnant pools with oil treatments. He notes many insects survive extreme cold in protected life stages and explains seasonal resilience and hibernation patterns. Dr R R Parker heads the public health service forces in the tick fight.
Official tallies show 9 634 elk in Yellowstone Park area with 3 200 elk killed during extended Montana season. Forest ranger Olson notes the range remains overstocked and warns of potential winter losses without careful management. Tick infestation among elk is high. Dr Parker notes a vaccine supply shortfall but that years of use prove value.
Ford Motor Company completes plans to operate a Salt Lake City parts warehouse and distribution center serving Utah, Idaho, eastern Nevada, western Wyoming, southeastern Oregon, and western Montana. The move follows strong 1935 expectations and rising early 1936 sales, signaling regional industrial recovery and higher Ford registrations.
The report notes some calves showing weakness as sapping vitality while past spring counts found many dead animals swarming with ticks. Officials covered carcasses with kerosene and burned them. The ranger reported no dead animals during the recent count except those shot during hunting season.
Old mattresses and furniture made as good as new by coil spring mattresses. References at the Andrus Hotel. Only a week or ten more days in Dillon. Herbert Nunley contact 184 No Montana. Phone 66.
Conoco Travel Bureau reports 83,632 tourists spent 3,446,880 in Montana last year. Nationally, 1934 saw heavy motor travel with hotels and restaurants earning more than in 1929. The bureau aided 969,486 vacationists, 41 percent above 1933, with over 40 million spent away from home.
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