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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
3
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled that lessees who paid state grazing rents before March 2 when a new law cut rates in half may be credited for those payments at the full rate for as long as their prepayments cover. The decision benefits earlier payers by extending coverage to two years at the prior rate.
An 8 806 carload rise in intrastate freight for January through August 1933 topped 59 581 loads, up 17 percent from 1932. August alone saw 10 723 carloads versus 8 575 a year earlier, with coal, ore, copper and other goods driving gains despite some declines in butter, wheat, logs and petroleum.
In northeastern Montana a huge reservoir scheme backed by federal subsidies may, within a year, begin shaping into a major inland waterway. The plan aims to irrigation and navigation from the Missouri river area toward Kansas City, with water to reach over 100000 acres and enable steamer traffic northward.
Charles M. Dowlin, 51, longtime state senator representing Rosebud county from 1922 to 1938 and former president of the Montana Stockgrowers' Association, died of a heart attack at his ranch home 33 miles southeast of Forsyth.
A national drive seeks free lending libraries of toys to end play hunger by Christmas. Dr H Harold Axworthy of NYU says toys for home use prevent delinquency as effectively as libraries lend books. Mrs Ida Cash started the Toyery program to provide toys and materials, from dolls and wagons to building sets, to give poor children educational play opportunities.
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