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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1928
Page
5
Ford dealers offer a Free Inspection Service for new Model A cars at 500 1000 and 1500 miles. Checks cover battery generator charging rate distributor carburetor lights brakes shock absorbers tire inflation steering oil lubrication and more with no labor or materials charge except for new oil. Regular checks by experienced mechanics extend engine life and improve economy and driving pleasure.
The article notes nearly a quarter million voters qualified for the November general election, an increase of about 8,000 from the July primary. It compares regional and national trends, cites Secretary of State records for past general election registrations, and mentions rhetoric from Governor Smith and Speaker Rankin amid Montana campaign events.
An editorial from Los Angeles argues for eliminating single crop farming on the Pacific Coast. It urges western farmers to boost livestock raising to improve soil, provide cash income, and pool small holdings into carload shipments through farm bureau cooperatives. This cooperative approach would spread marketing costs and raise meat supplies.
The article lists church events at St James Episcopal Church including children's church at 9 45 a m church school at 10 15 a m holy communion at 11 a m and a discussion group at 4 p m All Saints service on Nov 1 features holy communion at 10 a m The Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners postpones the regular November session to Thursday Nov 8 to act as canvassing board for the general election and asks all claims to be filed by the first of the month.
The article lauds Hoover for service to humanity and his stance after the Armistice, noting his remark to President Wilson that the women and children of Germany must not suffer. The continued page 1 coverage emphasizes public approval.
The forced disposal of the A B Cook registered Herefords marks a lasting setback for Montana livestock interests. Political strife and opinion clashes appear to have driven the affair, depriving Montana breeders of top quality stock and the chance to elevate local herds through Mr. Cooks ambitious program.
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