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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
7
A Jackson fire department fundraiser Minstrel show attracted strong attendance, followed by a local music matinee. Saturday events included a water conservation meeting in Dillon with Martin Jackson and Bob Woody, plus several town visits and community notices across Jackson, Dillon, and East Fox School activities.
Montana, as the largest single owner of wheat lands, approved unanimously to continue the domestic allotment wheat program. Contracts for current allotments expire with the 1929 crops. State revenues from the program exceed 32000, with total 1933 wheat adjustment payments over 6 million dollars. The program aims to align farm prices with manufactured goods. There are 1328 wheat production control associations across 37 states, encompassing 1,758 counties and over 800,000 producers.
Percy Willey and Larry Redmond subleased pasture at the Mudd ranch from Tom Adams who leased from Mrs Gabrilla Mudd. The Supper club held dinner with Clarance Helming. attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Helming, Mr and Mrs Herold Catehart, Mr and Mrs John Troupe, Mr and Mrs Roy Oliver, Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart. Multiple residents and visitors appear through the week including Don Anson, Wilson Young and Mrs Young, Miss Tickney, Mrs Don Anson and son Bob, Frank McDowell and others at various civic meetings, hospital visits, and trips to Dillon, Spokane, Logan Utah, and Butte.
The Giudici family expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown after the death of their husband and father. They thank friends, neighbors, and those who sent floral offerings. Mrs. Louis Giudici, Dora Giudici, and Miss Madeline Giudici.
Helena report details the death of three year old Helene Waneta Wadsworth after a truck backed out in an alley in Helena. The child, born November 1 1931 in Halstead Minnesota, died at a local hospital from a crushed skull. Her father Raymond Wadsworth is a miner near York and her mother a nurse at St Peters hospital.
Secretary Ickes trimmed five loans and grants to towns where municipalities sold private bonds that PWA had agreed to accept. Montana Columbia Falls saw a loan and grant of 60,000 converted to a 14,300 grant and Chinook’s 24,000 water system project reduced to 6,400.
State records show automobile fatalities for the year to date are down from 1934, with April adding nine deaths and bringing the first four months total to 23. Counties affected include Phillips, Stillwater, Gallatin, and Yellowstone. births and influenza deaths are also noted in the report by L L Benepe of the state health board.
Rev. C. A. Schmidt of the Lutheran church is spending a few days this week in the Big Hole basin visiting the area and meeting local residents.
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