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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1928
Page
7
The article discusses cattle valued for fattening at market weight with high feed efficiency and notes dairy replacements raise herd averages. It contrasts intensive and distant dairying with near ranching for better profits. Joe Klebba, after selling his barbershop, received a Ford sedan delivered by Beaverhead Motors.
Helena report outlines state assets with values from ungold land at ten dollars per acre to cash and securities. It notes growing state holdings since statehood totaling about 10 million dollars and cites projections of federal grant funds increasing.
A new mining venture organized with $250,000 capital plans a crusher to handle 100 tons daily at a gypsum mine. Directors include Dr L C Ford, E Davis, Cleaves W Craven, Garfield Porter, and Alex Walker, prominent Butte figures.
An article discusses the popularity of duction bridge and analyzes no-trump bids, noting players’ skill, psychology, and the game’s cultural appeal. It cites an example hand where a no-trump contract led to strategic bids and counters, highlighting learnings for both novices and seasoned players.
Helena's May 1 report notes 28 counties will elect state senators this fall to fill terms expiring this year. Golden Valley will choose a successor to G H Corrington who resigned to become Ryegate postmaster. Governor Hickson calls a May 15 special in Golden Valley, but timing depends on county commission actions.
Shryiow leaders form a veterans assistance group appointing Jarses A Mefolm as chairman. Lyons serves as treasurer with a committee including Curry George Gosman and Lee McCracken. Dr M Poindexter H W Bond and George Melton are named to counter with the central committee.
The article describes events at Beaverhead County Normal College including senior sing pow wow and candlelight procession to occur on campus. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday morning May 1 with Attorney T. Davis of Butte as speaker. The May fete on May 22 features hundreds of training school pupils and Normal students participating.
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