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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
6
An article explains hydraulic braking using squeezing water in a glove to show equal pressure transmission in a fluid. It describes master cylinder action, four wheel brakes, and sealed enclosed internal expanding drums, highlighting ease of use and reliability.
Mr and Mrs Peter LaGue of Butte who spent the last fortnight at Reichle camping out have returned to their home.
Cannon Ball Baker drove a Franklin 135 from Butte to Anaconda and back in 37 minutes 36 seconds postal time at 75.7 mph, starting 3 05 A M. He and mechanic Leo Schleiker faced two oncoming cars and avoided a collision. Previous one way best was 18 minutes 3 seconds. the road has 102 curves and 16 turns with railroad crossings. Baker had set another divide climb record last Tuesday night.
The piece outlines range cattle totals by state with Texas and California leading, notes California's rise due to population and demand, and reports declines in Arizona. It discusses sheep in groves as economical, advises stocking limits, and promotes the fourth annual Christmas Live Stock Show at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards with prospects for better meat quality statewide.
Fragmented text outlines steps for canning and tomato filling with evaporated milk, cheese sauce, and salmon patties. Mentions cans, evaporated milk, and a cheese sauce method. Provides measurements and cooking temperatures but is incomplete and garbled.
At the Montana State fair Elena in September 80 the Rambouillet ram owned by C. N. Arnett was named champion and finest ram seen in three years by a judge. Carmichael and Schulz entries won multiple Rambouillet awards, with Mount Haggin in Anaconda leading in Hampshire and flock classifications.
The Nelson P. T. A. will hold its next regular meeting Friday October 4 with an out of town speaker likely. All old members and new ones are urged to attend for 100 percent effort. A year’s program was accepted and copies will be distributed at the meeting. The slogan is Cooperation. Miss Mildred Schuler played a piano solo, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Morrison and Miss Oakel Nelson.
Tom Carney and James McCollum, who had been stationed at West Yellowstone during the park season, have returned to Dillon and resumed their positions at the passenger and freight depots.
Get your eyes right and your glasses right. See Dr. H. H. Scarborough at Andrus Hotel Wednesday Oct 9.
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