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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1942

Page

3

Eastern dude ranches spread into the Atlantic states

An eastern wave of miniature guest ranches around Manhattan ministers to weekend visitors. These outfits advertise proximity to cities, mimic western ranch life with horses and carriages, and host activities from riding to boating while some even recreate western towns near New York City.

West Atlantic Seaboard States Manhattan East New York City

Eulogy for Riley Grannan at Rawhide Funeral

Ex preacher at Rawhide pays tribute to Riley Grannan, famed gambler, with florid oratory on life, sport, and the mining camp spirit. The speaker blends reverence and warning as Rawhide and Grannan rise from prosperity to ashes in a desert town.

Gold Camp Rawhide Goldfield Tonopah Tex Rickard Desert Goldfield Review Riley Grannan Reno Sam Wallin Butte Grannan West Grannon Saratoga Tanforan Nat Goodwin George Graham Rice H. Knickerbocker Paris Bell Boy Southland Cynthia Goodby Riley

Pooling Of Oil Now Compulsory On Atlantic Seaboard

Coordin ator Ickes orders pooling of petroleum supplies and terminal facilities to boost east coast oil deliveries. West coast imports must join a single effort to increase railroad tank car shipments. He says the move limits industry independence and directs unloading at six zone terminals for train load shipments.

Atlantic Seaboard Ickes West

Great Falls Soldier Dies From Solomon Islands Wounds

Eugene Fredricksen of Great Falls, a marine corps veteran and DeMolay active graduate of Great Falls High School in 1941, died of wounds in the Solomon Islands. His death prompts the first gold star on the local DeMolay service flag recently dedicated.

Great Falls Eugene Fredricksen Marine Corps Solomon Islands Fredricksen

Farm Machinery Frozen Under Temporary Wickard Restriction

Secretary of Agriculture Wickard issues a temporary freeze on new farm machinery and equipment as a prelude to rationing. Effective Nov 1, the order divides items into two schedules restricting movement within counties for Schedule 1 heavy machinery and Schedule 2 other equipment, with transit deliveries allowed for in transit goods and repairs unaffected.

Secretary of Agriculture Wickard

Richardson Named Helena Federal Reserve Director

R. B. Richardson, president of Western Life Insurance Co., has been appointed director of the Helena branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. The Federal Reserve board announced the appointment.

Helena R. B. Richardson Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Federal Reserve Board Richardson Western Life Insurance Co

Anaconda Acquires Control of Basic Magnesium Inc

Anaconda Copper Mining Co. gains control of Basic Magnesium Inc by purchasing 524 percent of Howard P. Eells Jr. and associates for 75000 dollars. Defense Plant Corp buys Basic Magnesium ore lands near Gables Nevada for 450000 dollars, appraised over 1.5 million. Basic Magnesium to run Las Vegas plant for DPC with payment around 2 of sales as half a cent per pound.

Anaconda Copper Mining Co Howard P. Eells, Jr. and Associates of Cleveland Basic Magnesium, Inc Commerce Jesse Jones Jones Defense Plant Corp Basic Magnesium Inc Gables Nev Basic Magnesium Las Vegas DPC Maj. C. J. P. Ball New York Cornelius F. Kelly Anaconda Kelly

ErsatZ Yule Trees Forecast End of Montana Christmas Industry

Montana faces a war era halt to its $1,000,000 Christmas tree industry as labor and transport constraints bite. OPA bans truck use for hauling and firms refuse labor releases, threatening real trees for Chicago and other cities, with artificial trees feared to become permanent.

Santa Claus Midwest Montana Chicago St. Louis Kansas City New Orleans Elf North Pole Norhwestern Office of Price Administration OPA Northwest Pacific Coast

Ranchers to Receive Sufficient Gasoline

A. T. Peterson, state OPA director, said ranchers using passenger cars for ranch business will be entitled to sufficient gasoline. They may obtain "B" or "C" ration cards to supplement their basic "A" card for transporting workers, supplies, and supervision.

A. T. Peterson OPA Peterson

New Zealand Tops Imports of British Cars in Normal Times

In normal times New Zealand remains a major importer of British made automobiles, reflecting close trade ties and consumer demand for UK built models amid robust market activity and historical ties.

New Zealand

Seed for Russians To Be Urged on Air

Dr. M. L. Wilson of the U.S. Department of Agriculture will appeal on the national farm and home hour over the Blue network on November 18 at 9 40 a m to support Rus sian war relief efforts. The campaign seeks vegetable seeds from seed houses and farmers and funds to ship seeds to Russia to plant thousands of acres and ease the food shortage caused by German occupation.

Russian War Relief, Inc Russia M. L. Wilson Extension Bureau U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm and Home Hour

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