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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1942

Page

7

Great Northern Follows Founder Policy of Low Costs

The article traces Great Northern’s 1930s and 1940s strategy rooted in James J. Hill’s principles of low-cost transport. It highlights debt reductions to 316 million, 1941 savings of about 9 million since 1929, and a stable profit surplus while signaling cautious postwar prospects under presidents Budd Kenney and Gavin.

James J. Hill Great Northern Railway Hill Henry Ford Great Northern Frank J. Gavin G. N Ralph Budd Cascades Washington Budd Cascade America William P. Kenney Gavin Kenney

Frank Seeks Henrietta Amid War Terrors in Welshpool Road Extension

After a tense patrol Frank, drained in nerves and strength, travels from the aerodrome to Coldham seeking Henrietta. He finds Welshpool Road haunted by ruins and a cemetery extension known as The Extension as he follows a lead toward the RAF station and an unmarked funeral of unidentified dead.

Frank Henrietta Coldham Scientific Inquirer London Paddington Central Station High Street Welshpool Road Birmingham Army Red Cross

Abolition of 20 Boards Favored in Reorganization Plan

Gov. Sam C. Ford's committee on reorganization and economy recommends dissolving or consolidating numerous state boards and commissions. Proposals include transferring duties to secretaries of state, health boards, forestry and park commissions, and the School of Mines. abolishing entomology, milk control, and other entities. and reassigning duties to new or existing departments.

Sam C. Ford Division of Labor Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry State Board of Voting Machine Commissioners Secretary of State State Boards of Canvassers Furnishing Commission State Board of Examiners Furnishing Board Board of Examiners State Board of Forestry State Park Commission Science Commission Forestry and Park Commission State Library Extension Commission Board of Library Commissioners State Superintendent of Public Instruction Board of Trustees Law Library Supreme Court of the Chief Justice Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans Historical Library Montana Agricultural Conservation Board State Soil Conservation Committee Grass Conservation Board State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation Livestock Sanitary Board Board of Entomology Board of Health State Board of Equalization Oil Conservation Board Board of Equalization Board of Food Distributors Montana Trade Commission

Hunters urged to save hides for war effort

Montana hunters asked by the state department of fish and game to save and preserve big game skins this fall. Deputy game warden William Voorhis says Montana fur and hide buyers will purchase the skins as leather needed for wartime imports have fallen short. He notes 90 percent of deer and elk hides are wasted and urges hunters to request preservation guidance from the department.

Montana State Department of Fish and Game William Voorhis United States Voorhis Department

Farmers Plan Contour Strip Cropping For Spring

Extension agent M P Honsmeier of Montana State College notes this autumn is ideal for planning contour strip cropping and buffer grass strips to control erosion. Edmund Kempton’s ranch in Prairie County illustrates success with field layout, water spreading devices, and range plans under the land utilization project amid a wet year and runoff reduced by grass buffers.

M. P. Honsmeier Kontana State College Hansmeier Edmund Kempton Terry Kempton Prairie County Soil Conservation Service

Ships in the British West Indies Rely on U S Equipment

All equipment and machinery for ships under construction in the British West Indies originate from the United States indicating strong trade ties.

British West Indies United States

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