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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

5

Morrison Cave may become Montana state park site

Governor H Cooney announced that Morrison Cave in what is now Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument could be turned over to the state for development as a state park. Applications for CCC camps will begin soon with work planned on road building cleaning caretakers’ facilities and fencing plus possible electrification of the cavern.

Lewis and Clark Montana National Park Service H. Cooney CCC D. A. Morrigan Havre Cavern National Monument Morrison Cave Mammoth Cave Kentucky Cooney State Park Division Fort Assinniboine Beaver Creek Bear Paw Mountains Freeman A. Daley Choteau Forest Service Helena Liquor Board R.C. Hugenin Butte Public Works Administration Raymond T. Nagle Sam W. Mitchell Nagle

Pretty Pears and Early Birds at the Cannery

A mother explains how birds open pears and why canneries harvest fruit at its ripest. The article praises canned pears and their delicate flavor for salads and desserts, noting their superior keeping quality. It also recounts a campus M day at Normal College with a Whitewash project and student picnic.

the Normal College

Montana livestock aiding Alaska five year emigration plan

Montana farmers ship five carloads of Guernsey cattle and 75 horses to aid settlers heading to Palmer Alaska in the Matanuska valley as part of the government back program. Orange and purple badges were added to the plan, and the shift aims to better match Alaskan conditions with Montana climate.

Missoula Montana America Midwest United States Palmer Alaska Matanuska River

Westwood Store Debuts Fresh Decor Adds Gift Articles

The Westwood, a popular town business, unveils new decoration and stock upgrades including gift articles and a line of popular drugs. The store now features arranged aisles for quick and efficient service.

Westwood

Dodge 1935 Scores Big in Economy and Value

The 1935 Dodge delivers 20 miles per gallon with ordinary gas and strong sales nationwide. R T Hall of Ballinger Texas praises its economy and performance while Chrysler’s Dodge Division promotes Airglide Ride safety, all-steel body, and hydraulic brakes. Now starting at $645.

Dodge America R. T. Hall Ballinger Texas Chrysler Detroit Chrysler Motors

Montana Farmers Expect Prosperous 1935 Outlook

A Montana agriculture forecast predicts a strong 1935 for farmers and stockmen as rains and warmth return. Wheat output may exceed 1934 by about 31 percent with rye more than doubling. western livestock looks good to excellent though pasture growth awaits warmer weather.

W. H. Maughan Jay G. Diamond Montana Rockies

Confirmation Attendees Include Melrose and Dell Residents

Among out of town attendees for the confirmation by Bishop Hayes of Helena were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Streb with two children, Mr. and Mrs. G Fassler with three children, Mrs. John Smith, the Misses Lindsay, Mrs. Ora Connors with two grandchildren, all of Melrose, and Mrs. Henry Birrer with three youngest children of Dell.

Bishop Hayes Helena Albert Streb G. Fassler John Smith Lindsay Ora Connors Melrose Henry Birrer Dell

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