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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
4
The piece urges preparedness for Thanksgiving with a focus on NRA driven revitalization, family dining, and a detailed menu. It offers step by step kitchen tips from shopping to centerpiece creation and presents recipes including Sardine Points Orange Cups Frozen Cranberries and Pilgrim Father's Pudding.
Wack Edwards George Selway and A B Johnson all of Dillon narrowly escaped drowning Sunday when a raft capsized on the Big Hole river near Wise River. Johnson gripped a chain to keep his son above water as Edwards and Selway steered the craft to shore.
Lewis Penwell and Thomas M. Robinson returned from Butte after reorganizing the zone office to improve service for Beaverhead Silver Bow Madison and Deer Lodge counties. The plan educates taxpayers on new federal emergency taxes and directs deputies to canvass affected businesses to explain procedures and assist. The aim is timely returns to avoid delinquency penalties.
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation reports 50 Montana mortgage foreclosures averted in the week ending October 20. Montana had 63 loan applications approved, seven rejected before appraisal, and 41 after. One loan closed by bond exchange and another on a 40 percent cash basis. nationally 2,589 foreclosures were averted through HOLC loans, with many cases in western states.
Cold weather fails to curb attendance at Canyon Resort Saturday fests. Manager Paul Henneberry announces another popular event this weekend with Baxter Tonney orchestra providing music and a fine supper served after the dancing.
The Beaverhead county paper proclaims its role as The Examiner serving the whole county with local coverage and community interest reporting.
Modern party planning blends shopping fun with new games and foods. From a spin top game to Scrambles and Tell It to the Judge, retailers showcase playful options while menus feature Manhattan Canapés, Shrimps Mouquin, Stuffed Pimola Entrée, Pineapple and Cherry Salad, Snowball Cakes and Hawaiian Fudge.
Eight Montana Masons receive the 33rd degree through the Scottish Rite, with four from Helena. Names include Archie Bray, Llewellyn Callaway, Joseph Chivers, Henry Swain of Helena, and others from Livingston Great Falls Billings Missoula Butte. Knights Commander of the Court of Honor were selected, all from Montana cities, in a biennial vote by the supreme council.
Los Angeles report suggests cattlemen with farming property should grow only cow feed to finish beef on site. Advocates reassessing land taxation to reflect production focus, aiming for more fat cattle and stable profits amid drought and dairy cow surpluses. Colorado note shows livestock income outpaced crops, up $245 per farm in 1932.
Andy Williams arrived in town Sunday from Alder for a brief visit.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor J A Meeke hosts Sunday school at 10 with Prof W W Wahl as superintendent and Mrs C B Taylor heading the primary class. Morning worship at 11 features special music and pastor sermons. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 kicks off sacred concerts for fall and winter with a prepared program. The prior Friday hosted a Montana State Normal College Methodist preference reception in church parlors with Dr Robert Clark presiding, Tom Newnes clarinet solo Dorothy Hildreth piano, welcome address by Dr J A Meeke, Rose Yarnall of Great Falls and Henry Kurns readings, soprano solos by Mrs J A Meeke and Mrs J H Kurns, concluding with games and lunch. The Epworth League held a Halloween social Saturday night with many attendees reporting a good time.
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