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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1939
Page
8
The piece contrasts noisy environments from kennels to machinery and streets with a celebration of sound for workers pursuing daily bread. It notes Alaska fisheries produced 400 million cans of salmon in 1936 as a concrete economic detail.
Construction of the museum at Browning proceeds after nine years of planning led by Chief Bull of the Blackfeet. The project, originally a memorial to the Indian sign language conference, grew into two units with $197000 for Glacier Park and later $150000 funded Browning. The National Builders, Inc. started work after Oct contract approval. site features 80 acres, brick exterior, multiple exhibit rooms, craft spaces, library, and a planned move of the Missouri writing rock to the front grounds.
A compact quotation fragment contrasts a proverb about shared duty with a playful line about romance, noting that public matters demand collective attention while personal affection remains labeled as a private preference.
Montana entries for the 1939 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago include Mount Haggin Land & Livestock Co of Anaconda showing 19 purebred Hampshire sheep. The event runs December 2 to 9 at the International Amphitheater, Chicago Stock Yards, marking the 40th annual expo.
Permits for the year total 127680 with 113 totaling during November. Sweet Grass refinery work progresses as carpenters erect concrete structures. Chinook beet growers received 7550 from Utah Idaho Sugar Co as final beet crop payment. Red Lodge Cooke City highway to Yellowstone Park closed for winter due to heavy snowfall. Charles Kranz elected Montana Florists association president at Great Falls convention. Building costs in Great Falls reached 912019 for general construction in ten months. A horn resembling rhinoceros unearthed near Bozeman along with fossil bones. Kinsey flats resettlement project near Miles City awarded to R D Merrill Construction Co for 118145 to build first 29 of 80 homes. Jack Duggan attends Pacific Coast conference in Mexico City. Four weeks Montana Farmers Union officer training planned from Jan eight. Moore Woman's Club honors 40-year pioneers at Old-Timers meeting with 400 attendees. Montana's needy school children to receive 50 carloads of Bitter Root valley apples for free lunches. Three 4-H club girls from Gallatin Gateway enter Chicago livestock show. Shelby merchants warned of counterfeit dollars after five bogus coins found at post office. Roundup calves shipments to Billings for 4-H club work announced.
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