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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
2
Issued weekly, letters to the editor or business management should be directed to The Dillon Examiner at 124 S. Montana Street Dillon Montana.
The Sunday lesson in all Christian Science churches on October 11 centers on the reality of sin disease and death. Key citations include James 4:7 8 Galatians 5:1 and Science and Health page 412 affirming the omnipotence of Christian Science and divine Love to destroy disease sin and death.
Fifteen head of purebred Shorthorn calves from the Child and Anceney ranches at Bozeman were bought by 4-H members for club projects during the dispersion sale of the Flying D herd. Prices ranged from five and a half cents, with buyers from Gallatin Stillwater Park and Fergus counties.
Bozeman sources report the 1935 sugar beet adjustment payment will be 1.13 dollars per ton of beets produced and delivered. The 1936 initial rate was 0.80 dollars, making the final 1935 payment 0.33 dollars higher.
Bozeman reports Montana 4-H home economics entries captured three firsts two seconds one third and additional minor winnings at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon last week. Fergus county agricultural judging team placed second in livestock judging among fifty teams. State home economics awards included a first for Cotton school dress judged by Lottie.
Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Wisdom with 66 attendees. Officers elected include President Mrs C W Francis Wisdom and Vice Presidents Mrs F A Hazelbaker Dillon and Mrs Walter Jones Wise River. Resolutions praise health, home demonstration work, voter education, jury service for women, traffic safety, and public affairs training. Gratitude extended to hostesses and speakers for program and musical numbers.
Missoula Mayor Ralph L. Arnold, president of the Montana School Boards Association, says the compulsory state fire insurance law will not reach the $1,000,000 reserve for 106 years given current growth and 100 percent re-insurance of state property. He cites monthly balances and premiums flowing out to pay costs and urges a repeal by voting against referendum No. 37.
I HAVE FEED with good water and shelter for about 400 head of cattle from November 1 to April 1. S. M. McKnight, Dell, Montana. 11-21 WANTED TO BUY-2 Milch Cows, must be producers, John Ney, Dillon, Montana, or in quire this office.
In the Montana Beaverhead District Court the executrix Gertrude Samber of Chris Snyder deceased seeks claims and vouchers within four months after first publication. Creditors must exhibit at Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana for estate settlement. Dated October 5 1936.
The Montana extension service released a circular titled Suggestions for Wintering Livestock in Montana. Authors I M C Anderson and J O Tretsyen present tables on protein content of concentrates, comparisons for dry roughages, silage and roots, and feeding value of concentrates as supplements or total rations. It includes chemical analyses of corn barley oats and wheat and mixes of roughages and concentrates for beef cattle sheep and dairy cattle. Stockmen may apply to their county agricultural conservation committee via postcard for participation in the 1936 range improvement program.
Among 5387 boys in 4 H clubs from 1914 to 1928 the largest share were farmers. About 240 boys, more than a fourth of the total, pursued farming in the central states.
Homer Faust the editor of the Dillon Examiner swears to a 1936 ownership statement. The publisher is Examiner Printing Co with Faust as editor and business manager. Owners listed include Minnie Syeeaat and Lucille Henneberry, with Faust also named among owners and the State Bank & Trust Co as a bondholder. Notary Louise Almy witnessed the affidavit in Dillon Montana.
Beaverhead County Sheriff to sell October 17 1936 at 2 pm at the Court House front door Dillon Montana the interest of Ada Atkeson formerly Ada McLaren administratrix in the estate of John B McLaren deceased in Lots 16 17 18 19 20 Block 11 Original Townsite Dillon Montana cash terms dated September 21 1936 Sheriff J A McCollum.
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