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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1939
Page
3
Bozeman report outlines a complete winter feeding program for sows including grain per weight, generous alfalfa, milk or fish meal, and mineral mix. Emphasizes water access, mineral free choice, and feeding alfalfa away from grain to encourage exercise. Also notes iodide steps before farrowing in regions with goitre.
Tenants including sharecropper persist operated 42 percent of all farms in 1935, up from 25 percent in 1880, indicating a shift in farm management and land tenure over a six decade period.
Dr and Mrs W J Romersa spent Sunday attending to business in Twin Bridges.
Local residents attended John Peterson funeral in Missoula. Hugh Dart and Ada Dart hosted a family weekend in Anaconda. J E Kelly returned from Wichita. Constance Barrett and Katie Rife plan Kalispell visits. Navy sailor Charles Selway on furlough visited his parents. Lois Hazlebaker spent days in Seattle on business. Mary Dawn Warner of Dillon pledged to Chi Omega at Montana State College.
Leonard Thompson pastorat Sunday Oct 15 10 am Sunday school 11 am divine service sermon The Healing of the Blind Man Friday Oct 13 8 pm choir practice at the parsonage Wednesday Oct 18 730 pm Dorcas Society meets for officers installation The Excimer is the official County Paper
A reflective piece on early friendships and the lifelong value of friends. It traces the roles of a kind doctor, parents, peers, and teachers in shaping love, ethics, teamwork, and purpose.
The Montana Ski Council will convene Oct 8 in Butte to award sites for the annual state jumping, downhill slope, and high school races, and consider a race classification system. Member clubs include Anaconda, Butte, Bozeman, Deer Lodge, Dillon, Helena, Whitefish, and Missoula among others.
Jardine Mining company, owner of the state's only producing tungsten mines, plans to increase its output amid rising demand and prospective expansion. The Montana operation aims to boost production while maintaining mine safety and workforce levels.
Paul Etchepare secretary of the Montana Wool Growers association says higher prices for sheep lambs and meat may yield profit over production costs if prices remain elevated. He attributes the rise to speculation and notes war has driven up feeds and commodities like cottonseed cake.
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