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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is filed as a second class matter in Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 under the act of March 8 1879 establishing postal protection for local newspapers.
Sam Sloan, chairman of the state seed stocks committee, says distribution cannot begin until the federal government announces seed prices and financing plans. Great Falls has bought about 1,000,000 bushels of spring wheat, much in car lots, with seed shipped to distressed areas. The Minneapolis office has also sampled and purchased storage wheat in the eastern state, while Montana seeks an early price decision to let farmers store and plan.
Sixteen and a half percent of 877 cows tested in August under Montana Dairy Herd Improvement associations produced 40 or more pounds of butterfat. J O Tretsven notes this as a very good production sign.
Helena officials cite a traffic survey concluding 90 percent of Montana crashes stem from faulty driving habits. Excessive speed weaving and following too closely top the list. many drivers ignore arm signals at crossings and curb entry. Fatigue also leads to serious wrecks, while weather and road conditions are less to blame.
The federal drought cattle program in Los Angeles is paused with Sept purchases near 6.5 million, potentially rising to 8 million after survey. Sheep purchases of over one million head across many western states are planned at $2 per head, targeting dire distress only. Agricultural officials seek farmer input on a 1935 program while calling for removal of the 2.5 cent hog tax to aid relief funding.
The state board of railroad commissioners granted Norman Risch of Wisdom a certificate of public convenience and necessity for a bus line from Butte to Wisdom via Divide, with no local service between Butte and Divide. All board members voted affirmatively.
Dr. W. J. Butler announces orders authorizing enrollment of 330 unmarried Montana youths aged 18 to 25 to replace discharged CCC workers. County quotas assigned to all 56 counties. eight camps likely to operate in Montana this winter during the fourth enrollment period.
Montana counties will establish local county agricultural growth committees with the county agent serving as executive secretary. The move aims to coordinate farming programs and boost agricultural development across the state.
Rally Day is set for next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school members should gather promptly at 9 50 with parental cooperation to ensure on time attendance. A special program will feature reports on the summer Rockhaven conference by Dorothy Anne Davis and Dorothy Perkins.
Well known piano tuner Mr. Harry Hunter is in the city and accepts orders left at Tribune Book Store. Phone 66, 10 11.
Eunice Sewell sues G L Sewell in the Fifth Judicial District for two promissory notes totaling 575 and 2265 dollars with 4 percent interest. Plaintiff seeks principal, interest, costs, and a default judgment if no answer within twenty days. WITNESS My hand and the seal.
Executor Joe P Stefanic informs creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be filed at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated October 1 1934. First publication October 3 1934.
At a September 25 1934 meeting in Livingston Montana the State Fish and Game Commission ordered the creation of the Big Hole Basin Preserve in Beaverhead County. The preserve covers multiple portions of sections in Township 3 South Range 15 West and is designated as a game and bird preserve with firearm restrictions unless a permit is granted to destroy predatory animals and birds.
A Norwich, Connecticut woman reports losing 16 pounds on Kruschen Salts after using one bottle. She says night work disrupted sleep but now sleeps well, eats normally, and continues fat loss. she advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast.
A breathless ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to boost vigor and growth. It cites rapid gains in weight for a boy, a girl, and a mother, promising refunds if readers fail to gain at least three pounds in a month.
Court dated October third. Fred Rife, Clerk with deputy Francis Gelhaus, seal. Gilbert Gilbert and Fedden attorneys for the plaintiff. Case involves Dillon Montana proceedings dated 10-4t.
Notich to creditors of the estate of Bessie Grose deceased for claims to be presented with vouchers within four months after first publication. Admin istrator requests all claims be sent to John Mins Law Office Poindexter Block Dillon Montana for settlement of business.
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