Sunday Herald-Examiner on sale at Perkins Book Store
The Chicago Herald-Examiner is now available at BH. O. Perkins & Thomas Book Store. The issue features an eight page comic section.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
10
The Chicago Herald-Examiner is now available at BH. O. Perkins & Thomas Book Store. The issue features an eight page comic section.
Local notices report multiple visits and returns among Dillon area residents. Highlights include Mrs. Mary Gelhaus visiting in Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory camping near the upper Ruby, families returning from Kenosha and Elkhorn Springs, and a new baby boy born in Butte to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Willard.
Dillon of Idaho Falls notes Mr Gabie helped stage the first and one of the best roundup events. Gabie is now connected with the War Bonnet Roundup Association in Idaho Falls.
The Montana Children’s Home Society outlines 26 years of work placing 3200 children in homes, with 2300 placed and 800 still supervised. It seeks 160600 to build a new receiving home on 53 acres near Helena, noting costs as low as 136 per child and calling for statewide support. Rev. G. W. Shepard endorses the plea and cites Beaverhead county’s prior support.
Nearly three billion dollars of new life insurance policies were purchased in the first six months as Americans seek to protect dependents and save money. The piece notes the thrift and social value of life insurance and quotes Miss Nina Nash of the Normal College about a lengthy trip with her mother Jennie V. Nash visiting California and Oregon ending with a stop at Rainier National Park.
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