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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
6
Historical note traces nasturtiums popularity, from bulk seed trade to postwar revival led by Golden Gleam and its Scarlet Gleam hybrids. Scarlet Gleam wins 1935 All-America award, mixed Golden Gleam strains receive merit. breeders widen the double varieties list. Also mentions care tips and variety range for garden use.
Helena Montana The Montana Public Service Commission orders Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph to show cause why rates should not be reduced. A public hearing is set for June 25 1935 at 10 a m in Helena courthouse with continuations across the state to examine alleged discriminatory rates and determine if adjustments are needed to improve service. Thomas B Carey signs the order as chairman.
Lewistown voters authorize a 17000 bond to supplement a public works loan and grant for building a gymnasium and farm and industrial shops at the high school. The official tally shows 366 yes to 73 no.
California cattlemen enjoy strong demand at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards as eastern order buyers offset shortages in the Midwest. Improved feeding and breeding lift calf value while central markets and open bids ensure liquidity and good prices for top beef.
A Montana Game and Fish Department financial summary shows a higher state fund balance and increased current receipts. Warden John W. Carney notes a balance of 13 651.10, licenses sold near 170 000, with 217 288 issued to dealers and 165 933 paid, 47 232 returned, and total revenue 2 492 with funds available at 29 195.52.
A kitchen note urges using canned peas in smart dishes with a Pea Puff recipe. Drain peas reserve liquor and make a white sauce with butter flour milk and yolks then fold in whipped whites. Bake in a water bath until set, top with cooked pineapple spread and serve.
Jacob Ruppert recalls the final exit from Little America after nearly two years in Antarctica aboard the Bear and the Jacob Ruppert. He describes the treacherous ice, the daily rush of supply runs, the last sledge loads, and the farewell among 56 crew as they pushed to sea and turned homeward.
The Montana Stockgrowers Association opens its annual convention in Great Falls May 28, marking the 50th anniversary of the merging of the Montana and Eastern Montana Stockgrowers associations. Senator T O Larson leads a varied program with state and out of state livestock authorities, a legislative quartet of MacGilvra Campbell Worden Reed and possibly Melton, and strong attendance expected.
Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson spent Monday in Dillon where the former attended a special meeting of the board of county commissioners.
Lambert Eliel manager of Elie Bros has returned home to the city after spending two weeks in southern California on a pleasure and business trip.
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