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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
3
An ad-style notice promotes a society providing home protection services at cost. It states earnings of ten to twenty five dollars a day and death benefits ranging from 250 to 1006 dollars, for ages ten to eighty, with managers Myers at Bidg Springfield TL.
A domestic scene follows Mr and Mrs Snow and their daughter Anna Phillippa as a china pig toy entertains the child at breakfast. Bills threaten finances, a budget fails, and a piano debt spurs tension leading to a confrontation with the house in upheaval.
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby rash and itch with Cuticura Soap baths followed by Cuticura Ointment and dusting of Cuticura Talcum for finishing. Emphasis on purity and fragrance. 25 cents.
The state board of examiners approved a distribution of 8 919.88 to counties for road funds based on October automobile license money, bringing the yearly total to 1 516 888.95. An additional 20 245 comes from the auto theft fund. Major county allocations include Cascade 533.50 Custer 157.75 Deer Lodge 200.25 Fergus 235.10 Flathead 470.75 Gallatin 312.50 Hill 146.50 Lewis and Clark 307.25 Missoula 243.75 Park 163.90 Silver Bow 728.85 Yellowstone 671.65.
In October Henry Lantz county extension agent sponsored a motion picture program shown in 13 Phillips county communities. The films Green Pastures and Brooding Chickens were shown to audiences totaling about 825 people in Ynot Forks Black Coulee Rudolph Valley Sunny Slope Hermanson Harb South Wagner Starter Valley View Circle Diamond Dodson and Bennet Lake.
Hearing on W. E. Arnot of Conrad seeking guardianship of Anna M. Arnot of Glasgow widow of Jess E. Arnot who died by poison and with whose murder Mrs. Arnot is charged was held in district court before Judge John Hurley. The judge took the matter under advisement after defense and prosecution appeared. Experts testified on Mrs. Arnot's physical and mental condition while jailed and hospitalized.
A quoted speaker vows to take on any hardship to raise money for freedom, stating readiness to starve and endure any hardship. The remark appears as part of a continuing account, signaling a defiant stance and intent to act independently.
Northern Pacific officials estimate about 18 000 people in the Northwest watched the train carrying champion live stock pass through Montana a few days ago on its way to the Pacific International Livestock Show in Portland.
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