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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
2
A father writes to his daughter about her husband's adjusted salary and the family's situation. He notes misunderstandings about raises, mentions siblings and a secretary, and reflects on a business sale while urging prudence as Rupert’s pay is adjusted. He signs off with affection and care.
A brief note argues that tax deed proceedings offer a simpler less costly and faster path to quieting titles than the former method. The passage compares approaches and highlights efficiency and reduced expense in Dillon’s educational institutions context.
A Dillon Public Schools page notes students will contribute to The Dillon Examiner with school news, poems, jokes, and articles. May weather forecasts warn of mosquitoes showers and a heavy test period, plus classroom projects like the 8-1 lunch cloth box and student reflections on reading and manual training.
New state land law changes from the last Montana legislature would allow reorganization of agriculture by enabling appraisals and public sales within 90 days for county owned tax deed lands. Lands may be privately sold, leased up to five years, or exchanged. time frames for notice extended. state land rentals set by class with minimum rates, and reduced sale prices for certain aged lands.
Florida outlines its exhibit for the Century of Progress with a unit system highlighting processed and canned foods. Plans include a 1.29 acre citrus grove, two hundred home canned varieties, and tropical products, plus a Florida display of new foods and landscape design at the Agricultural Building on Northerly Island.
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