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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1942

Page

6

Ranches for sale in Montana offer hundreds of acres

Good Ranch of 297 acres for sale. Part time. For particulars write or see James A. Quiner, 4 mi west of Manhattan, Mont on highway Box 262 Phone 068-1-2. 1480-Acre diversified ranch near Mon arch well improved well fenced. Graded road and mail route. Priced to sell. 2701 Central Ave Great Falls Mont.

Montana P. O. Box Billings Marlas River Loma Belling F. Norby Great Falls James A. Quiner Manhattan Mont Monarch Central Ave Margaret. Hood Accredited Lincoln & Rambouillet E. W. Wayman Ingomar

Federal subsidies urged to offset wartime costs

Dr. R. R. Renne Montana price officer argues treasury payments would be far smaller than the total added costs if importers and manufacturers raise base prices. He promotes subsidies to cushion business prices during the war effort.

Helena R. R. Renne The Treasury

Cheese for Everyone Urges Higher U.S. Cheese Use

Secretary Wickard asks Americans to eat more cheese to boost nutrition and support wartime food supplies. With cheese stocks well above normal, consumption could spare meat, while production runs at record highs in the first five months, signaling ongoing demand and necessity.

Claude R. Wickard Wickard United States

Whitefish Decline Threatens Lake Huron Markets

An analysis by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports a sharp drop in Lake Huron whitefish landings, falling to 114000 pounds in 1941, just 2.8 percent of the 1931 peak. The decline follows widespread use of the deep trap net introduced in 1928 and adopted across U S waters by 1933.

Lake Huron Fish and Wildlife Service United States Department of the Interior Alpena United States

Greeks Used Drip Timer To Measure Time

An ancient practice describes Greeks letting water trickle through a small hole in a reservoir to gauge the passage of time. The method relied on gradual flow to mark intervals and was used for daily scheduling and rituals.

Safety Group Alters Convention Plans for 1942 Congress

The 31st National Safety congress and exposition dates and venue shift due to government use. The 1942 event runs October 27 to 29 and will occupy Chicago hotels Sherman La Salle and Morrison with headquarters in the Sherman.

Stevens Congress Chicago Sherman la Salle Morrison

Journey to Fort Benton Nine Years Ago Through Bad Lands

The narrative recounts a rugged trip to Fort Benton with four hunters crossing harsh terrain under the mid day sun. They endure lack of supplies, rely on river catfish, and confront wildlife while passing through the White Castle and bad lands. At the fort they face shortages of tobacco sugar and coffee, and admire Malcolm Clark for his multilingual skills.

Cordelle Dauphin Rapid Letellier Clark Fort Benton Rapid A Pablo Missouri Baptiste Champagne White Castle Teton Malcolm Clark

Montana Buys 9 Million Bushel Wooden Grain Bins

Secretary Wickard told Governor Ford that wooden bins with 9,000,000 bushels capacity have been purchased for Montana by the Commodity Credit Corp. He noted steps to release lumber and nails from a freeze order for more bins and that 153 tons of nails had been shipped for Montana. Wickard cited a possible misreading about Sioux Steel Co. bins and said steel bin releases were unlikely.

Montana Commodity Credit Corp Wickard Sam C. Ford Ford Sioux Steel Co

Dehydrated Meat's Prospects Debut in Montana Stock Notice

Montana stockmen hear of Swift & Co. army order for 80,000 pounds of dehydrated beef using a new continuous low temp process. The method, patented but royalty free in wartime, reduces space for shipping and refrigeration needs and can be used for pork. Ground meat forms like hash and meat loaf are possible.

Montana C. R. Hill Great Falls Swift & Co Hill England

Yanks and Canadians Train Side by Side at Helena

The First Special Service Force a joint American Canadian unit trains at Helena Mont for airborne and mountain combat. Col. R T Frederick notes cross border unity as volunteers learn parachute jumps and later commando tactics across desert mountain and winter terrain.

Helena United States Army R. T. Frederick Highlander Old Fort Harrison Special Service Force Montana Rocky Mountains

Small Business Holding Key To Greater War Bond Sales

Small firms with 3 to 150 employees can boost war bond sales by payroll deduction plans, says James Twohy of the federal home loan bank system. He urges 3,800 member institutions to expand efforts, noting savings and loan associations can guide small firms to regular payroll deductions, expanding monthly bond totals. Helena service resumes with Western Air Lines, CAA says, in defense related schedule, date to be announced.

James Twohy Federal Home Loan Bank System Twohy Savings and Loan Helena J. J. Haytin Civil Aeronautics Authority Western Air Lines CAA Mont

Bodies of Ford and Odroneuc Found Near Missoula River

The body of Morris J. Ford, CCC enrollee missing since May 30, was recovered two miles west of Hudson along the Missoula river. Nicholas Odroneuc, also from Pennsylvania, was found July 28 on a sandbar in the river after they were last seen rafting together.

Missoula Morris J. Ford CCC Missoula River Hudson Ford Nicholas Odroneuc Odroneuc Pennsylvania

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