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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1941

Page

3

Woman Doctor Saves Sick Butte Baby and Makes a Prodigy

A Montana Lily tale tells how a woman doctor adopted a severely undernourished infant at the Butte maternity home and, through rigorous care and early training, turned her into a healthy, acrobatic child. The piece highlights adoption bias toward healthy babies and the doctor’s firm methods.

Butte United States Moving Pictures Montana

Senator Clark’s Wilderness Trek and Fortune in Montana Mines

The article recalls Senator William A. Clark’s 1863/1923 Montana journey from Central City to Bannack and Virginia City, where he secured placer claims, earned $25,000 trading tobacco, and later built wealth as a banker and merchant. He backed Butte ore with keen judgment, becoming a leading Montana operator with global finance ties.

Northwest Colorado United States Central City Pennsylvania Montana Clark Bannack Jeff Davis Gulch Iowa Beaverhead County Dillon Boise Idaho Virginia City Fortune Senator Clark Deer Lodge Butte Deer Lodge Bank Clark Bank Great Butte

Des Moines Legion Event Highlights Laborer Specialist Role

A Des Moines program from the Department of Town and American Legion discusses the farm laborer specialist role. It notes the job is hard to replace due to the broad skill set and the unique work environment.

Department of Town, American Legion Des Moines

County agents keep busy across Montana farms and ranches

Four Richland county farmers grow seed potatoes for Montana Potato Improvement association certification. Meagher county hosts a Grasshopper creek rangemen's roundup with about 150 ranchers and a 4 H fat calf show. Deer Lodge area weed tour draws 25 participants to view control work and equipment. Garfield county reports strong support to continue predatory animal control with 45 bobcats and 488 coyotes destroyed since November 1940.

Richland County Montana Potato Improvement Association E. W. Bjork Grasshopper Creek Meagher County Carl O. Hansen Garfield County M. H. Zimmerman Garfield Petroleum Counties

Centenary Obsequies Honor Father DeSmet in Stevensville

Massive Catholic rites in Stevensville mark 100 years since Father DeSmet founded St Mary’s mission. Archbishop Cicognani presided as Gov. Ford, Ex-Gov. Erickson, Sen. Murray and others watched a multi-tier procession and a 4000-word sermon by Bishop Hayes.

United States Stevensville Montana Peter J. DeSmet St. Mary’s Mission Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Dubuque F. J. Spellman New York J. B Morris Little Rock Joseph R. Criment Alaska C. E. Byrne Galveston J. F. McGrath Baker City E. F. Hoban Rockford C. D. White Spokane H. P. Rohiman Davenport E. J. Kelly Boise B. J. Sheil Chicago R. J. Armstrong Sacramento J. H. Schlarman Peoria T. K. Gorman Reno G. Shaughnessy Seattle W. D. O’brien G. T. Bergan Des Moines F. P. Carroll Calgary M. Johnson Nelson B. C P. C. Schulte Leavenworth D. G. Hunt Salt Lake City J. Preschages Crookston Minn R. A. Connolly San Francisco W. J. Condon Great Falls W. J. Ryan Bismarck J. T. McGusken Los Angeles J. A. Rooney J. P. O’shea J. C. Willging Louis Taelman P. J. Treacy Ralph L. Hayes Helena North American College Rome Bishop Hayes Father DeSmet Hayes Joseph Father

Free Use Timber Helps Many in Deer Lodge Forest

More than 10 million board feet of free use timber were given to 1 527 residents in the Butte area during the year ended June 30. The timber, valued at about 9 000 in stumpage, totaled 10 322 000 feet cut in the forest. About 2 000 000 feet more were presented than in 1939 40. The program aids fuel needs and reduces fire hazard. Green timber is sometimes given to counties and cities.

Deer Lodge National Forest Butte Charles A. Joy Joy

Musselshell County Sets Levy At 37.5 Mills Up 1

The Musselshell County Commission approved a 37.5 mill property tax levy an increase of 1 mill over last year’s 36.5 mills. The action sets the local funding level for county operations and services.

University pageant masque draws hundreds in campus union

The second showing of a pageant masque in the university auditorium drew hundreds. Directed by Larrae Haydon the production featured 145 cast members and moved smoothly to an enthusiastically applauded finale.

Larrae Haydon

Farm Marketing Committees Named

A six member committee chosen by Acting Agriculture Secretary Paul H. Appleby will review farm marketing quota appeals for the year. Members include Tim Sullivan Columbia Falls Harry M. Daniels Townsend Leon A. Thomas Molese Crawford Applegate Helena Arnold R. Kruger Plains and Berges G. Drake Eureka. The panel aims to adjust penalties imposed for exceeding wheat acreage allotments.

Paul H. Appleby Lyle Baxter Lewis and Clark County ACA Tim Sullivan Columbia Falls Harry M. Daniels Townsend Leon A. Thomas Molese Crawford Applegate Helena Arnold R. Kruger Plains Berges G. Drake Eureka AAA Baxter

Plan to Soften Heavy Tax Blow

Montana taxpayers may ease tax bills under a plan outlined by Lewis Penwell, collector of internal revenue. The treasury department will issue two series of interest bearing notes dated Aug 1 to fund national defense tax installments. Notes sell at par with three month redemption. interest accrues only to maturity.

Montana Lewis Penwell Internal Revenue Penwell Treasury Department Treasury National Defense Program

Montana State University Missoula awards sixty-four degrees

At the close of the 1941 summer school at Montana State University Missoula, sixty-four degrees and sixteen university certificates for teaching qualification were awarded.

Montana State University Missoula

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