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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1953
Page
8
A reader reports on a visiting character known as King Cole the Newsboy and Hobo King. The piece critiques his lengthy, aimless travel narrative and his boastful newspaper background while contrasting his antics with the standard of journalistic craft.
The Wisdom Lots Murphy correspondent reports the American Legion Ted Harper post auxiliary met Thursday evening in their room at the venue center. Officers elected for the next year include Grace Ansa president Grace Heggelund first vice president Maran Thomas second vice president Phoebe Par ith secretary-treasurer Essie Helm et aida Frances May Hyatt Kate Harley and Pearl Mile sete autate.
Ivan Remely made a business trip to Billings last Tuesday. Norman Nelson and Terry Hazelbaker visited Polaris relatives this week. Frank Marchesseau left Community hospital in Butte Thursday. J D Homson and sons moved yearling heifers to Jackson area for summer pasture. John and Clare Judge drove to Butte with Mrs Judge, recently released from hospital. Norman Nelson moved horses to Grasshopper ranch. Polaris pupils and Mrs Begin toured Butte by bus and train, receiving souvenirs from Union Pacific.
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station releases Circular 200 “Preparation of Wool for Market” by James Drummond and James Bassett. The guide outlines steps sheepmen can take at shearing time to market a high quality clip and notes market conditions raise competition for well prepared wool. Copies available through county extension agents or the station library at Montana State College Bozeman.
A son was born at Barrett hospital May 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Chapman Dillon. Dorothy Campbell, Lawrence Jones, Roy Robinson, Homer Simpson and Pat Mullins were admitted during the week ending May 13.
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