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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
3
New York City radio pushes singers to create mental pictures for an unseen audience. Harriet Lea, a new air consultant, says mic work will shape true song interpretation and raise America’s lyric standards. She notes Demand pushes writers to craft stories and visuals.
A delegation of Beverhead valley dairy men inspected dairy herds near Deer Lodge last week and purchased several purebred cattle. Members included Clarence Koenig Mike Lauterbach James Pilgrim William Jacobson James QO Melton Jens Pay Paul Stahl Peter J Peterson Louis Stahl and Chris Bay. The report also discusses changes in national forest administration naming district districts and region forester titles to reduce public confusion.
The secretary of agriculture renames the nine administrative groups of national forests in the United States and Alaska from districts to regions. The change follows Forest Service recommendations to replace the term district with region for clarity.
A home cooking feature promotes turning cheaper cuts into appealing meals with meat sauces and pantry ingredients. It details recipes for Stuffed Ham Roll, Porcupine Beef Balls, and Creole Pork with Tomato Soup, rice, cheese, and vegetables, plus a mixed-vegetable skillet dish served with hot rolls and sweet gherkins.
An aged Civil War monitor once named Chickasaw and later Gouldsboro remains in service as a railroad ferry. Built 1863 at Strouts, the 206 foot iron hull saw action at Mobile Bay against the Tennessee and Fort Gaines. Now 67 years old, the vessel continues operating on the Mississippi River with repairs showing strong deck and riveted hull integrity despite renewals and offers to purchase being refused.
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