The Fire Bug Forest Fire Tale
A tourist camps in a forest area and leaves rubbish behind. A spark left in ashes grows to a fire that destroys trees and the landscape, ending with the careless culprit continuing his journey coast to coast.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
8
A tourist camps in a forest area and leaves rubbish behind. A spark left in ashes grows to a fire that destroys trees and the landscape, ending with the careless culprit continuing his journey coast to coast.
Census shows 1929 tomato packing reached 14 146 standard cases of No 8 cans up 65.7 percent from 8 638 582 cases in 1928. New recipes featured include Frapped Tomatoes and Scotch Style Scalloped Tomatoes.
The page lists prize winners in the Future Farmers of America county fair across animal divisions including Hereford cattle Rambouillet sheep swine and poultry with first and second place recipients. It also records winners in crops and displays with names such as Alvin Bay Gustav Rody Ed ward Bay and Carl Hansen, showing a detailed tally of top exhibitors.
Lois Sederholm was elected president and Alberta Shepherd vice president. Barbara Tower named secretary and Albert L. Comer treasurer. A new initiation committee includes Barbara Tower Dola Nash and Evelyn Adams. The program committee comprises Oleta Carmin and Irene Hilden.
Miss Smith of Hibbing College will lead economic cooking lessons and recipe demonstrations. Daily classes begin at 2:00 p m with two hour sessions, free admission for the audience. 4-H Club leader Ms Smith promotes domestic science skills and baking techniques.
The Scout Court of Honor was held last Friday night with Jen M. Stone J. C. Wedum and N. Calhoun named. The Rev F X Lechner delivered an instructive talk on Scouting values and advancement.
The speaker urged community support for a key civic program describing it as essential training for the citizens of tomorrow. He praised A. I. Cashmore for organizing Scouting in the area and boosting youth involvement.
Former Butte residents living in Los Angeles rallied a small Montana rooting group at a big game Saturday. The crowd sweltered as Little and Moe entered action drawing attention in shirt sleeves.
Obituary note records the death of a prominent Dillon matron connected to Kimberly British Columbia and mentions Mra John Wenger and Mra Addie Barber among those associated. The fragmentary text confirms a memorial notice continuing from page one.
The obituary describes a family gathering as a mother passes away with nearly all children and many grandchildren present. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at St James Episcopal Church conducted by Rev H N Traggitt. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery.
Beaverhead Auto Sales announces a new agency for Beaverhead county distributing Montana products. The firm will send salesmen to ranches in the territory to test soil and stock, expanding distribution and testing procedures for customers.
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