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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
4
A Forest Service study shows over 11 000 unperfected claims in Montana and northern Idaho's 24 National Forests with 92 percent indicating mining activity. About 200 000 acres and 128 operating mines are involved. valuation for non mining uses sits near 400 000 dollars.
The report compares 1927 output to the first four months of 1928, noting a total production of 31 407 units for flat four models and 8 783 for others, with a rise from 18 624 in the previous period. Despite a late January start, production exceeded last year’s four month total, aided by the January 7 announcement and the January 20 completion of the 200th Graham Paige, with May orders expected to keep the factory at full capacity.
A historical speech argues that building a strong chain relies on 1,000 trained local managers rather than rapid capital expansion. It notes a J. C. Penney Co. capital base of 1,000,000 and plans for 190,000,000 in sales, stressing training to grow strength through community leaders.
Articles of incorporation for Treasure State Fur Farms Inc were filed with Secretary of State John W. Mcuntoy on Saturday. Capital stock is set at 25000 dollars. Directors listed include J P Bee and Ida B Best.
The text discusses safety in mining locations and claims, noting speculative prospects once abandoned. It highlights faith in locating and patenting mining claims as a common rule and references the Forest Service role in managing National Forests. Cooperation with prospectors aids timber protection from fire.
Notes celebrate a campus event with a senior junior collaboration to brighten the College letter. A dinner by residence halls marks the day. May 15 and 18 feature a program of vocal solos piano duets and band pieces by area students and groups.
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