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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1939

Page

4

Rambling Facts About Agriculture

A Montana extension dairy specialist notes skim milk supplies are mostly used industrially for casein in paper coating and plastics. Italy plans 20 million pounds of wool like fiber this year, with US lack of production likely deterred by milk for feed costs. Grass trials in Glacier county show promising results, while contour fur rows on Duane Sammons’ land help reestablish grass after drought. For shipping, inspectors urge truck checks, partitions for mixed loads, bedding, and careful loading to minimize injuries and stress to stock.

J. O. Tretsven Italy United States Harry Tuma Edwin Bergher Glacier County R. G. Newell Newell Duane Sammons Montana Howard G. Lewis Lewis

First Lutheran Church notices and community events

Leonard Thompson pastor leads Sunday services at First Lutheran on Nov 12 with Sunday school at 11 and sermon Jesus at the Treasury. Various church groups meet this week including Lutheran Students Fri 8 pm, Dorcas Society Wed 7:30 pm, and Junior Brotherhood Thu 7 pm. Also reports a doctor’s return from Red Lodge, a birth at Mrs. Ethel Marsh’s home, and Pan-Hellenic club gathering at Miss Clara Plant’s home.

First Lutheran Leonard Thompson Jesus The Treasury Lutheran Students Association Dorcas Society Helen and Laura Andersen Pan-Hellenic Club Clara Plant T. F. McFadden Dysart Gowen Ed Donovan

The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co

The notice highlights the Examiner Printing Co as offering superior job work with a focus on quality and service. It emphasizes skilled production, reliable turnaround, and client satisfaction.

The Examiner Printing Co

Pensions Hit 17.93 For Montana Needy This Month

Montana public welfare reports show 12 210 needy aged receive an average 17.93 this month. Dependents total 5 035 with 167 average per child and 20.73 average for 158 blind recipients. Lee Simpson to appeal for rehearing by November 8 in murder case involving deputy sheriff.

Montana State Public Welfare Department

Idle State Unemployment Benefits Reach 409000 Last Week

Barclay Craighead said idle workers received 409000 in benefits since July while 1063 was moved from the state fund to the railroad retirement board. Last week the commission mailed 32067 in 2888 checks, with 699 checks totaling 7976 sent in one day.

Railroad Retirement Board Barclay Craighead Commission The

Welfare overhead runs about ten percent, audit shows

An audit of the state welfare department covering March 2, 1938 to June 30, 1939 reports total expenditures of 6,286,148.29 with administrative costs of 628,888.43, about 10 percent. Funding sources include federal, state, county, and old Montana relief funds, with major outlays in old age assistance and aid to dependent children. The report notes a complete minutes system and accounting records, with all expenditures accessible.

State Public Welfare Department Bureau Office of State W. A. Brown Welfare Department Illinois Relief Commission Montana Relief Commission

Studying Disease Near Sidney With Traveling Laboratory

Dr. E. M. Joneschild of the state veterinary staff visits the Sidney area with his traveling laboratory to study a disease affecting sheep. Dr. W. J. Butler, state veterinarian, says only a few animals have been harmed and the illness is believed to settle in the sheep’s alimentary tracts.

E. M. Joneschild Sidney W. J. Butler

Federal agency buys 50 carloads of Bitter Root apples for relief

The federal surplus commodities corp plans to purchase 50 carloads of Montana apples from Bitter Root valley growers to aid needy families and school lunch programs. Gov. Ayers urged the buy amid growers losses from exports drop. Gerald Walsh helped secure the extra purchase to extend apple relief into late spring.

Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Bitter Root Valley Montana Federal Roy E. Ayers Welfare Department Gerald Walsh Hamilton Ditch

State agency to buy turkeys for two institutions this week

State Purchasing Agent I S McQuitty will buy about 850 pounds of turkey this Friday for Thanksgiving at the tuberculosis sanitarium in Galen and the school for deaf and blind in Great Falls. He also arranged for 4,000 pounds of candy and nuts costing $300 for Christmas at six state institutions. Mary Beese departed for Los Angeles to spend the winter with her brother W E Ripley.

I. S. McQuitty Galen School For Deaf and Blind Great Falls McQuitty Mary Beese Los Angeles W. E. Ripley

Dies committee headed by Martin Dies to guard American democracy

Martin Dies leads the Dies committee formed to investigate un American activities in the United States. The piece lauds Dies as a steadfast Texan and urges Congress to guard democracy by warding off foreign propaganda from unions universities and political groups.

Congress United States Martin Dies Texas Dies Parlor Pinks Washington

Dillon Plans Armistice Day Celebration

Armistice Day events in Dillon feature Mrs A S Johnson leading as provaille and Mrs ailie Little Poole on the music committee. Mrs D V Paddock serves as president of the local auxiliary and will preside over rites.

A. S. Johnson the. Provaille Ailie Little Poole

Christian Science Lesson Theme on Adam and Fallen Man

The Nov Sunday lesson-sermon in Christian Science churches explored the Adam and Fallen Man theme with citations from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy. A key golden text from Ephesians 5:14 and passages from Hebrews 2 and Science and Health were cited to contrast material view with spiritual truth.

Our Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

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