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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1941
Page
6
In Bannack Montana era, women kept to crinoline and plain dress while men flaunted buckskin outfits and wide brim sombreros. Jewelry from gold rings and brooches featured grape leaf motifs, with tales of love and loss tied to shining mementos.
Pattern 441 is cut in misses and women sizes 12 through 40. Size 16 requires 3 percent yards 35 inch fabric and 2 percent yards ric rae. Send fifteen cents in coins for this pattern. Write clearly size name address and style number. Send orders to Pattern Department M N 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
A printink ink company reports that the average person can name about 35 colors in five minutes and only 18 names are clearly understood by others. The item concludes with a caution to drive carefully to save a life today.
Miss Mary Teresa Schmitz begins training at St Josephs hospital school of nursing in Brockton. Altman Lammers adds 10000 acre Cockeran tract, ships 1600 feeder lambs to Michigan Sept 25. James L Johnston, 72, Meagher county rancher, dies at Helena after illness. Lewistown Knights of Columbus initiate large class with banquet. Rev E L Mills of Roundup Baptist church dies in auto crash injuries. Musselshell county has 103 men in the armed forces per draft clerk. Ed Gremmer earns private pilot license in Billings. Mrs Steve Ely elected Klein Community club president. Carl C Hurzler found shot in Laurel garage. coroner rules self-inflicted. Philip Mayer dies in Riverside Calif. Interstate Lumber Co office fire in Butte damages minimal. cause unknown. Red Lodge tourist park funds 2500 dollars for ads and road signs. County official vacation ruling by Attorney General Bonner with deputy requirement. Glacier Production Miller 8 in Cut Bank swabs over 400 barrels first day. daily around 175 barrels. Montana October draft quota set at 506. two calls likely. Senator Wheeler accuses Roosevelt of seeking war in Kalispell. B Meyer Harris named vice president of Laurel and Columbus Yellowstone banks. J W Fry promoted to cashier. 100 North Dakota picnic at Lake Blaine. officers reform. Judge Baldwin reappoints Robert J Roscow as conciliation commissioner for Silver Bow Madison Beaverhead counties.
Malta Commercial club heard Hatter Gearhart, superintendent at the Utah Idaho sugar factory in Chinook, discuss sheep feeding near Chinook and Walter. The club considers expanding feeder programs in Phillips county as more land comes into production, supported by farm security administration policy to boost feeds and feeding operations. FSA farmers and others have fed stock.
Polly learns from her mother when it is okay to tittle-tattle and when to withhold. The mother explains that repeating unkind words is wrong, but sharing kind remarks between Julia Ann and Ray could help resolve their quarrel and restore friendship.
A mother notes children Polly and Julia Ann play with Ray after a gossip-free day. The piece urges teaching the positive side of tittle-tattle by sharing kind remarks about others, arguing such praise can boost popularity, cheer others, and enrich character.
It is estimated that 24,000,000 Americans are amateur photographers. Driving during the winter months with tires that are improperly inflated will cause rapid wear, hard steering, and an excessive use of gasoline.
At 25 miles an hour a moving car has developed enough energy to roll over once. At 75 miles an hour it has developed enough energy to roll over nine times.
A Meagher County News column argues tourists are mostly Montana residents driving in with Montana licenses. It recalls a proposed 50 000 ad budget aimed at eastern publications and emphasizes selling Montana scenery to local residents who live near Castles Belts Quartzite ridge Yogo peak and Rocky Mountain trails.
K M Davis of 185 West Lyndale Street Helena is lauded as Montana champion safe driver after winning a $100 prize in the national Ford good drivers league finals at Dearborn Michigan. He competed against top drivers from every state and the District of Columbia.
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