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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
8
A Dillon Montana newspaper column urges hunters to respect property and livestock during pheasant season. It listsDonts such as not shooting toward livestock or buildings, obeying No Trespass signs, keeping gates closed, preserving winter crops, disposing of camp refuse, and showing courtesy to fellow hunters. The note emphasizes safer, considerate hunting and gratitude to landowners.
Mrs Jessie Poindexter a county pioneer dies her daughter Mrs Margaret Tello connected with the University of Missouri School of Music Later she joined her other two daughters in Harlowton She led literary and musical circles and was a charter member of Mizpah chapter Order of Eastern Star noted as devoted
Fred Eudasley and Mrs. Charles Meine were called to their old home in Oklahoma last Saturday by the serious illness of their mother.
Chicago home economist Mary le Martin offers practical ways to add personal touches to Thanksgiving. She suggests informal centerpieces using hollowed pumpkins, English staff service with self-serve vegetable dishes, and easy-prep menus featuring turkey stuffing, sweet potato pudding, honey pumpkin tarts, and a plum salad with cream cheese filling.
The article notes improvements for the Chevrolet Six with a more pleasing interior design and a refined chassis. It hints at several advancements in handling and engineering, signaling broader vision for the model.
The program includes prayers by Rev. H. N. Tragitt of St. James Episcopal church and Rev. T. J. Simons of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. C. Jeppson of the Latter Day Saints will sing. The sermon by Rev. H. B. Hanson and benediction by Rev. R. O. Shannon conclude the service.
Taxpayers face a tight deadline with only two days remaining to settle assessments. Tomorrow is a holiday, leaving two business days before the 6 o'clock Saturday cutoff.
The article notes that if the first half of taxes is not paid by a deadline, the property will be declared delinquent. Miss Connelley and her deputies are preparing for the typical last minute rush.
Reading by Clara Hoffman of Melrose preceded a midnight banquet for 75 attendees after the lodge closed.
He was a mainstay on the Beaver hoop squads of 1929 and 1930 playing center. His showing on the Huskies fresh squad bears promise that he is destined to land a berth on the varsity. Frank Lit continues to startle football enthusiasts on the Pacific.
The rugged Oregon State fullback, hailed as a hard plunging back, powered the Beavers to a 15-0 win over Oregon and a 19-0 victory against UCLA. Radio listeners noted Little carried the ball on most plays, and Oregon State faces West Virginia in Chicago tomorrow.
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