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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1934

Page

3

Vegetable Platter Becomes Lent Dish With Mayonnaise Sauces

Lent ban on meat shifts focus to vegetables as the main meal. Prepare crisp vegetables, boil briefly, then serve with rich mayonnaises. Hollandaise simplified with mayonnaise, plus caper and hot tomato mayonnaise sauces provided.

New Pep Drink Spark Creates Beer Law Clash

Peggy Conklin promotes a tomato beer cocktail as a cure for fatigue from theatre work. The Montana board warns licensees to enforce the beer act, permits searches without warrants, and pledges revocation for violations. Officers are urged to report convictions to revoke licenses promptly.

Peggy Conklin Pursuit of Happiness

Beer Board Calls Montana Officers to Ban Intoxicating Liquor Sales

Peace officers statewide were told by the Montana state board of equalization to halt sales of intoxicating liquor in liquor license areas. Judge John J. Greene announced the advisory, noting violations should stop immediately and that only state vendors may sell intoxicants.

Montana State Board of Equalization Beer Board John J. Greene

Canners Con vention Backing Code Shifts Power to Canners

At the Twenty-Seventh Annual Convention of the National Canners Association in Chicago, leaders hailed a cooperative effort with the United States Government to draft a code for the canning industry. Provisions include a forty hour week, wage equity, the right to organize, and age limits, aiming to raise farm prices, wages, and employment while aligning with the National Recovery Administration and Agricultural Adjustment Administration oversight.

National Canners Association Chicago United States Frank E. Gorrell National Camera Association Eugene W. Burgess Walter White National Recovery ’Administration Jesse W. Tapp Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA Pata Tate Mar Eee National Reconstruction Administration Amas Ehment Nat Pep

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Cayenne Martha Adams Peggy Conkils Ptal Mavis V. Vivaudou, Inc Fifth Avenue New York First National Bank Dillon, Montana Federal Deposit ‘Insurancs Corporation Jack Bennett Pacific Hartwig Normal College
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