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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
3
Hollywood predicts a streamlining boom across transport. Experts note airplanes and transcontinental liners cut wind resistance for higher speeds and efficiency. Railroads plan streamlined trains to reach around 100 miles an hour, while cars adopt blunt noses and buried wheels to reduce drag.
Nov. 8 1988 roundup notes Republicans carry New York Ohio Massachusetts Iowa New Jersey while Democrats hold Virginia Kentucky Maryland. Copper and coal prices edge up. three freight trains run daily on Utah & Northern. Dillon sees toggle votes, a murder trial, a wedding, and a high school All Stars football win 7 to 6.
An employer seeks a man from a list of available workers for morning work. A home telephone often wins the job for its quick reach, enabling fast errands, time savings, and quick emergency contact. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. promotes phones as a cheap, efficient tool.
Miss Marguerite Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs John Collins presented Monday evening in a piano recital at the training school auditorium assisted by Willard Albright violinist a student at the State Normal college The Ellen May guild held its eighth annual observation last Saturday at the Presbyterian church with Miss R Marie Preston guest of honor at a Kappa Epsilon society event Neighbors of Wadecraft held a large meeting naming officers and announcing doctors recommendations for health matters Other social gatherings included the Entre Nous club the men s contract bridge club and a Northside Country club dinner Mrs Diggle Emerick returned from the East visiting Mayo Clinic and Century of Progress while Mrs G E Finch heads to Soda Springs Idaho to visit her son.
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