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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1947

Page

6

Early 1908 Kissimmee Ordinance Sets Air Traffic Rules

The first law regulating navigation, passed in Kissimmee Florida in 1908, imposed penalties for low flying and frightening cattle, taxed by carrying capacity, and offered freight tax exemptions. It covered balloons, dirigibles, airplanes, helicopters, ornithopters and airships, gaining international notice and inspiring later global regulations.

Ordince Kissimmee Fla

Hill Products Co. patent and manufacturing ad

Inventors and hobbyists can have ideas patented or unpatented designed and streamlined from sketches. We make models from steel or non ferrous metals and can manufacture for you or on royalty. We protect you at all times and are toolmakers machinists and metal stamping specialists. Write to Hill Products Co Oregon Wisconsin.

Hill Products Co Oregon Wisconsin

Missoula Realty and Vehicle Trade Listings Promote Deals

Want a Women in Missoula We have several priced from 3500 to 12000 2 ton Studebaker good as new truck ran only 6100 miles equipped with 30 1t semi trailer flat bed stake body for sale or trade For your real estate needs night clubs tourist cabins cafes apartment bonuses E J C get in touch with Nordwick Realty Ph 6575 643 3S 4th St Missoula Montana.

Missoula Studebaker E-J-C Nordwick Realty St. Missoula Montana

Deodorants Added to Paints to Neutralize Odors

Deodorants that remove the smell of fresh paint have been produced. The deodorants are added to paints enamels or lacquers.

Symbolic Themes of Death and Rebirth in Ancient Agriculture

The text traces how ancient Egypt and Western Asia used agricultural myths to symbolize decay and revival through gods like Osiris Tamuz Attis and Adonis. It notes Adonis influence on Greek worship and claims all major religions symbolize the soil’s gentle cycle.

Egypt Western Asia Osiris Tammuz Attis Adonis

Test Tube Clothing and New Fabrics Hit Market

New fabrics from test tube research include velon a petroleum salt product wipeable with a damp cloth and resistant to soap water alcohol and ink Syton resin usable for durable women s hosiery an air conditioned raincoat and silica aerogel a breathable moisture venting yet water blocking material A vinyon plastic fiber combined with wool creates water shedding felt for hats

Glacial Wonders Shape Glacier National Park's Landscape

The park's name reflects over 60 remaining glaciers in rugged peaks. It features cirques, glacierscarved valleys, and high precipices. Its geology parallels the Canadian Rockies though the region consists of older rock formations.

Glacier National Park Canadian Rockies

Roosevelt Family Turns to Farming in Hyde Park

Eleanor Roosevelt and her son Elliott have taken over the Hyde Park Roosevelt estate to pursue commercial farming focusing on Christmas trees. The move follows the retirement of Moses Smith, a long-time tenant, who sold the land after 27 years of farming. The plan includes scientific cultivation of evergreens and experiments similar to those conducted by Dr. Samuel Bard, aiming to show farming as a stable, renewable venture.

Washington Moses Smith Moses Smith Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Eleanor Roosevelt Elliott Roosevelts Senate Hughes Mrs. Roosevelt New York Herald-Tribune

Joint Defense Pact Set and Monroe Doctrine Revisited

The inter American defense conference at Petropolis Brazil in August 1947 advanced a mutual aid treaty for North and South America and their waters. It envisioned a hemispheric security zone and a Monroe doctrine broadened to cover external aggression and internal aid with consultation.

James Monroe United States Petropolis Brazil North South America North Pole South Pole Americas

Torrid Zone Corn Declines Amid Heat Wave

Record heat scorches the nation as corn and oats hit new highs. September corn trades at 2.45 a bushel and oats at 1.08 as USDA predicts a 2.437 billion bushel corn crop, down 223 million from August. Iowa and Illinois, key producers, see ongoing declines.

Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Iowa Illinois

Headlines From Washington New York Chicago And Ford Price Rise

John Sampson Kirby, 69, of Tennessee, under observation after police nabbed him with a pistol in the capitol and claiming he was elected president. Virginia Walton Brooks, 14, returns from Africa boasting shots at elephants lions and many exotic species. Mrs Anna Metzger, 47, relieved leg pain by removing a sewing needle. Henry Ford II announces price increases on most Ford models and all truck models by 4.2 percent to keep the company financially sound amid inflation.

Washington John Sampson Kirby Tennessee Capitol United States Chicago Anna Metzger Henry Ford II Ford Ford Motor Company Ford Dynasty

Oysters versus predatory snails clocked at official pace

A Maryland lab tests snail speed on a treadmill, measuring 0.600363005 mph as snails cover 22 feet 1 inch in 11 hours 30 minutes to assess damage to Chesapeake Bay oysters. The study aims to slow snails further to protect oyster crops.

University of Maryland Fish and Wildlife Laboratory Chesapeake Bay

Forest Fire Loss Sparks View on Tree Destruction

An neighbor's memo argues that massive forest fire losses from cuts in fire control funding could destroy timber and jobs. It estimates annual losses at 35 million in payrolls and 750 million in wood products, noting that nine of ten fires are human caused.

Congress Interior Department America Alaska New Orleans Minneapolis

Deflation Threat Seen For Farmers If Inflation Reverses

Federal Reserve Board researchers warn this midyear agriculture study that farmers face potential deflation even in good times. High food shares of income, fat profit margins, and speculative pricing have kept prices elevated, but debt rises and land values may soon turn downward.

Federal Reserve Board

Cultivating Good Will Lesson Text and Memory Verse

Cultivating good will lesson text for September with Proverbs and Matthew verses. Memory selection blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God from Matthew 5 9.Editor's note credits International Council of Religious Education and indicates permission for use.

God International Council of Religious Education

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