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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
3
Montana Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled that a patented automotive fuel with higher sulfur content may be lawfully sold if properly labeled and not deceptive. He criticized proposed price fixes by oil companies and urged the governor to protest to the president against such rules.
Butte Montana. The Montana School of Mines launches a survey of black sand deposits to locate rare metals such as cremium titanium tantalum or columbium. Dr E S Perry says microscopic, magnetic and gravity tests will reveal deposits. residents can submit five ounce samples labeled with locality for analysis.
The Montana State Land Board unanimously approved treating preexisting grazing lease payments as two-year rentals under the new act. Attorney General Nagle advised the move after ruling refunds were not feasible since funds were paid into the state treasury. The board approved two oil and gas leases to R B Richardson and Ira T Wight of Helena, each 640 acres, with annual rentals of 480 dollars. Brandford received leave to attend a wheat production meeting in Washington, D C, in late October.
Mrs Macre McKinley and two children visiting from Seattle stayed several days with Oltyn friends at the free ranch home last week.
Garden notes advise fall planting for hardy lilies to ensure root development and normal spring bloom. It warns against spring storage bulbs and explains risks of cold storage bulbs, warm weather, and poor drainage. Japanese lilies prefer slightly acidic, well drained soils with shade for roots and may require 8 to 12 inches deep placement. It also briefly reports a district court annulment filing involving a 14 year old girl.
At a Chicago meeting, U S Livestock Association declares an acute emergency in the livestock world. They urge Congress and the secretary of agriculture to act, citing current values at 48 percent of the five year average and proposing numerous policy steps. They demand open markets, anti monopolies, testing for tuberculosis, and a return to pre 1920 competitive livestock markets.
Charles D Ballard, former Broadwater county treasurer, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for embezzling about $3000 of county funds. Judge W H Poorman handled the case after county attorney Fred Schmidt filed charges on Oct 6 with Ballard arraigned last Saturday and entering a plea of not guilty was deferred.
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