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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1941
Page
2
Sickness forces owner to sell cafe and bar combination in Winnett Montana. Fine business worked up. Investigate. P. O. Box 770 Missoula Montana.
A history of Montana divorce shows early territorial acts granting dissolution of marriages. The 1865 act created court processes for divorce and alimony, with conditions on residency, adultery, cruelty, and other grounds, prior to statehood and later statutes.
Montana carloadings in September rose 7.62 percent from the year before, the state railroad commission reported. September totals were 32,388 cars, up from 30,096 in 1940, with ore shipments leading gains and declines seen in sand and gravel and cattle.
Senator James E. Murray told President Roosevelt he supported large scale army pilot training in Montana. He urged creation of three major training airports at Lewistown Great Falls and Billings to host the program.
Wheat loans to Montana farmers increased to 18,917,497.82 dollars for the week ending October 25 as the department of agriculture reports. The breakdown shows 11,090,283 bushels in farm storage and 10,147,348 bushels in warehouses.
Lieut. Col. W. G. Dockum announces a War Department radio message that aviation cadet candidates may be sent immediately to aviation schools for officer training after passing exams. The new ruling ends the one to three month wait previously required for training.
Crossbred yearling ram and several lamb rams available. R E McAllister Fairfield Montana and Harvey Allen LaFarge Wisconsin advertise registered Cheviot rams at reasonable prices.
Montana experiment station trials show Horn and Trebi barley mixed half with winter rye, combined with alfalfa hay and tankage, produced faster cheaper gains for hogs compared with rye alone with alfalfa and tankage.
Montana State College reports a 100 percent safety record for its Civilian Pilot Training Program CPTP begun October 14 1940. Dr A J M Johnson says premiums dropped 20 percent as 85 students trained have flown 341000 miles without injuries to anyone. The only damage is broken tail wheels from rough field landings.
Improved business conditions in Montana showed in October bank debits totaling $116,319,000 across 16 cities, up from $97,464,000 in October 1940 as reported by the Minneapolis Federal Reserve.
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