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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1927
Page
4
The annual Halloween party drew a large crowd with stunts by classes and college organizations. The exhibit room on the main building’s third floor opens Fridays 4 to 5 for visitors to view work by former classes and student teachers.
The article highlights a contrast in state finances showing registered general fund warrants rising from 3.16 million to 8.26 million between 1926 and 1927 while cash in the general fund nearly doubled. Net indebtedness grew modestly and warrants increased despite a large tax revenue receipt from the Clark inheritance and significant metal mine taxes.
A discussion notes higher sugar and nutritional value in naturally ripened Hawaii pineapples vs fruit picked green and ripened off the plant. It cites 12.06 percent sugar in natural fruit vs 8.66 percent in off-plant ripened fruit, and credits Dr. A. L. Dean for the analysis. It also highlights broader notes on wool and sheep shortages and westward economic prospects.
A team will face Rexburg and Adah at noon at the athletic field. The smallpox epidemic appears nearly over with few cases among students and most are released from quarantine this week.
Vision Pacific reports a new all time freight record with 6 097 fruit trains on time from December 20 1925 to October 2 1927 between Ogden Utah Council Bluffs and Kansas City. The gain over 1923 to 1925 is 1 237 trains and includes perishables from Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah.
An unclear line from the Butte Miner references a promise and a time phrase that is garbled, leaving the exact event or intent ambiguous. The fragment hints at a deadline or scheduled moment, but lacks concrete names, places, or actions to confirm the context or outcome.
The manuscript lists a sequence of lectures from February to May 1928 with topics on law government overseas and education. Names include Henry Rodgers Pearl J. Smith Earl L. Fairbanks B Luebben R A Mackie and A T Peterson. The schedule notes an annual banquet and alternates for topics by speakers H B Ricketts John Somers and Carl B Taylor.
Dr R D Curry dentist lists offices in the Telephone block rooms 3 4 and 5 Telephone aurenet 355 residence phone not provided in readable text.
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