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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1941
Page
6
Shelly’s pool opened June 15 and closed August 20, covering summer activity with income of 1036 dollars. Kalispell notes a cold September, Browning reports a drowning at St. Marys lake, Harlem plans a new post office building, and Great Falls hosts a fall festival. Multiple notes cover farming, oil, gas, and local projects across the state.
A radio discussion explains vitamins as tiny essential substances found in natural foods. About 130,000 of an ounce daily suffices for most, with vitamins A B C D K and others supporting growth, nerves, digestion, and blood clotting. a balanced diet provides them, avoiding costly pills.
Labor Commissioner E C Burris announced a printed booklet compiling Montana labor statutes, key court decisions on labor, and attorney generals opinions on labor issues since 1930, available free to employers and others.
Lile Daly widow of Marcus Daly, Anaconda Copper founder kin, wed Roe Wells in Greenville DC. Wells fights over a $1,000,000 estate from his aged wife who died September 2.
A compact tour of crumb based sweets from plum puddings in England and America to European tortes. Recipes include a date and nut torte with bread crumbs as flour substitute and a Brown Betty featuring apples and brown sugar.
Governor Sam C. Ford urges Montana to replace the horse and buggy state system with a modern plan. He cites duplications across dairy, agriculture, health and accounting agencies, notes council budget flaws, and cites a Chicago PSA survey praising reform efforts.
The study by Griffenhagen & Associates and a bipartisan advisory committee aims to overhaul Montana state government. It seeks consolidation of offices boards and departments to remove duplications improve administration and tie funding to need and necessity. Public support and nonpartisan action are urged as the study proceeds.
Members of the Montana Education Association will hold annual district conventions in Great Falls Bozeman Miles City and Glasgow on Oct 23 24 and 25 and in Kalispell Oct 30 31 and Nov 1 M P Moe executive secretary says at least 95 percent of Montana teachers will attend Supervisors include Titus Kurtichanov at Kalispell Milo Johnson at Glasgow C W Baum at Great Falls Supt W L Emmert at Bozeman Rachel Evenson at Miles City Local arrangements are Florence Burton Kalispell William ette Morse Glasgow Urban Isaacs Great Falls Keith W Haines Bozeman and Helena R Anderson Miles City
The Montana Education Association convention in Kalispell is moved to October 30 31 and November 1 one week later than planned to secure speakers. Dr Ruth Alexander of New York City will be featured and about 60 delegates are expected.
Eight federally insured savings and loan associations in Montana loaned $275,314 on 104 home mortgages during August. Of these, 26 loans totaling $92,856 funded new construction.
The speaker emphasizes that the governor and committees cannot do the work alone and urges everyone to set aside personal interests and biases. The aim is to secure broad backing as the study progresses toward a better, more efficient, and economical government.
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