Dillon Montana Paper Marks Second Class Matter
The notice states the publication was entered on September 30 1903 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act of Congress.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
2
The notice states the publication was entered on September 30 1903 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act of Congress.
Montana extension service reports on wheat adjustment votes set for May 25 to reclaim U S share of world trade. It notes past exports of 5 to 30 percent, mechanisms for adjustment payments, and discussions in communities ahead of the referendum. Also covered are Montana recreation schools, safflower research, and a rise in world wheat prices influencing markets. Shorty the horse at Montana State College dies after 25 years of service.
A casual discussion extols corn as a vital food aligned with modern energy needs. It provides two recipes. one uses Vienna sausages with corn and peppers baked in a 350 degree oven, the other blends mushrooms almonds flour and chicken with corn to a creamy dish, serving six and eight respectively.
J A McNaughton reports from Los Angeles on a Washington trip to testify in a railroad case. The piece notes heavy federal activity, lodging shortages, and a rush to influence spending, while contrasting with western agriculture facing drought, dust storms, and feed shortages. California cattle trade with the Midwest remains active amid high prices and future replacement demand.
The article recounts John Paul Jones as a Scottish peasant who arrived in America and rose with the help of Wylie Jones of Halifax North Carolina. It notes he was not an American citizen or fleet commander initially and that he adopted the surname Jones by choice with his sponsor’s consent.
A hypothetical scenario states that simultaneous melting of all ice in the North and South Poles would lift global sea levels by about 150 feet, reshaping coastlines and impacting coastal regions.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the time and place to prove the will of W E Stephenson deceased and to hear Tia M Stephenson’s application for Letters Testamentary is set for May 6 1935 at 10 o clock AM at the Beaverhead County Court House. Interested persons may appear and contest. Fred Rifh Clerk. Francis J Gelhaus Deputy.
Notice by the undersigned executor for the estate of Osie E. Smith, deceased, informing interested parties of the publication and inviting claims within a stated deadline.
Victor Beckman of Bannack was brought to Barrett hospital last Wednesday for treatment of burns sustained in a gasoline line explosion.
A health ad warns kidneys contain millions of tiny tubules and can suffer from neglect or harsh medicines. It promotes Cystex a doctor’s prescription claimed to treat bladder and kidney issues quickly with a money back guarantee if not improved within a week.
Creditors of and all persons having claims against the deceased Osie E B Smith must file claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden in Dal ton Montana. Executor Farm er B Smith directs claims to be presented for estate settlement in Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon Montana April 10 1985. 37-4t.
Estella C. Husted as administratrix of Oscar T. Husted deceased calls creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Publication dated April 15 1936 with first publication April 17 1936.
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