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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1942

Page

3

Hudsons Bay Men Helped by Indians in 1885 Northwest

Reg Beatty, a former Hudsons Bay clerk, recounts his move to the Carrot River valley near Melfort in 1885, his diplomacy with local Cree and an Indian who aided him amid Duck Lake rumors and looming conflict. Beatty details sheltering the guest, avoiding violence, and later relations with settlers and natives during Crazy interlude of Riels Rebellion era.

Hudson’s Bay Co Hudson’s Bay Reg Beatty Carrot River Melfort Ft. Qu’Appelle Beatty Riel Northwest Ducklake Hudson's Bay Carleton Prince Albert Myers Nutlake

Two Medicine Region Name Origin Tale From Blackfeet Chiefs

The Two Medicine name origin is linked to Blackfeet lore. Chief Iron Horse leads a council to appease the sun god after famine, sending warriors to seek guidance from Thunder Bird. Despite trials, Iron Horse reaches the summit where Thunder Bird’s gift restores rain, grass, and buffalo habitat.

Iron Horse Belly River Two Medicine Lake Midway River Two Medicine Chief Mountain Thunder Bird

Savory Corn and Cheese Souffle for Meatless Tuesday

A recipe section describes a corn and cheese souffle prepared by Lesley Woods serving six with onions butter flour and eggs. The passage blends culinary steps with brief historical notes about Two Medicine lodges and the figure Chief Three Sons and a tale of his courage and death.

Lesley Woods

Boswell Buys 26 Holstein Cattle From Woodlawn Farm

Arthur E Boswell of Billings purchased 26 head of registered Holstein-Friesian cattle from Woodlawn Farm in Lincoln Nebraska. The sale accompanies Woodlawn's dispersal as the government expands its aviation mechanics school on the land.

Montana Arthur E Boswell Billings Woodlawn Farm Lincoln Neb Woodlawn Dairy Aviation Mechanics School

Japan Miscalculation, China United Colonol Tchou States View

Col. M. Thomas Tchou, former Chiang Kai-shek aide and Chinese statesman, told a Great Falls Executives club dinner that Japan miscalculated in its China war. He said China is united, China would resist Japanese terror, and Japan cannot prevail with 450 million Chinese determined to die for their cause and 1,000,000-man army. He noted no political divisions in China as leaders unite to save the country.

Japan China M. Thomas Tchou Great Falls Tchou

Demand grows for state land leases as harvests boom

J W Walker state land commissioner says bumper crops will raise bids for state owned farmland this winter. About 1.2 million acres of grazing land and 1,300 leases up for renewal may attract multiple bidders, with competitive bidding to occur if more than one applicant for a parcel. Leases are crop share on farms and 3 to 10 cents an acre for grazing land.

J. W. Walker Walker

Hotels Abound In Atlantic City With Wide Range

Atlantic City New Jersey hosts over 1200 hotels from modest roadside inns to famed beachfront structures offering diverse lodging options for visitors.

Atlantic City N. J

Cattle Outlook Bright on 1943 Supply Prospects

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports beef cattle on farms and ranches at the start of 1943 will be higher than a year earlier, despite increased slaughter. Feeder cattle demand is strong, with July to September shipments to the corn belt up about 9 percent, but price uncertainty remains due to beef ceilings and future market conditions.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Life Insurance Benefits Reach 2.1 Million in nine months

Montana families received 2 098 000 in life insurance death benefits during the first nine months of the year according to the Institute of Life Insurance. Payments under 1 242 death claims averaged 53 795 weekly, said Holgar J Johnson, institute president.

Montana Institute of Life Insurance Holgar J Johnson Institute

American Mothers Back Baby Pants To Make Life Rafts

A wartime note highlights American mothers turning one month of baby pant production into 2,800 life rafts for oceangoing ships as U S warplanes operate in the theater.

U. S

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