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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
5
The tremors disrupt Helena causing extensive damage and school closures. Dillon residents seek information on enrollments while some evacuees stay with relatives. Citizens prepare for Navy Day observance shifted to Monday October 28 with official proclamations anticipated.
The Navy operates 40 distinct trades 144 ratings and 44 service schools with 123 courses open to sailors. This breadth supports varied career paths and ongoing instruction within the naval force.
Coach Mike O Leary of the Anaconda high school football team canceled hotel reservations for 31 at the New Grand Billings after seeing a girl protest unfair labor practices. He and the team moved to the Northern hotel, signaling strong support for fair play in sports and business. The act drew praise from Montana labor leaders and local sports figures.
A traveling laboratory under the public health service will operate from Hamilton to examine plague in areas where outbreaks occur. Preliminary summer tests found rodents carrying human fleas, signaling a major public health threat. A similar Oregon program yielded notable success in tracing spread.
Dillon marks Armistice Day with prayer for departed veterans. Echo taps and The Star Spangled Banner close the exercises. A football game pits Normal Bulldogs against Gooding College at the fairgrounds. An ex service men banquet, a public dance, and school talks by Dr. R. D. Curry and J. C. Wedum follow.
Mrs Mary Molleur traveled to Butte for a Nile Daughters tea. Dillon residents attended the funeral of John W Noonan in Butte. George Hughes visited from his ranch on Horse Prairie. Ora Roselle of Monida visited Dillon. F W Blankenbuhler, early Dillon merchant, died in Denver. Wilbur Tash returned from a trip to Ohio and the East. Dr Leonora May, Dillon osteopath, left for Spokane. Mr and Mrs John Rebich welcomed a daughter last week at Barrett hospital. T W Sargeant of Dillon Safeway returned from a Missoula deer hunt. Mr and Mrs Mark Clemon of Jackson visited Elizabeth Clemon in Dillon. I L Hirghy and Fred Waldhly of Jackson spent Monday in Dillon. Frances Peterson of Bozeman visiting Dillon relatives. Mr and Mrs George and Jimmy of Helena staying with Guy D Combes.
On October 27 1934 President Roosevelt declared the navy an object of special pride to Americans and praised its buildup. He stated Congress and the country understand its purpose and emphasized the navy as both the first and most important line of defense.
Great Britain fields the Bandwich warship while Italy deploys Bologna and Germany sails the Hamburg. The United States lists the Quail Teal Swallow and wan in its naval roster.
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