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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the March 3 1879 act. This notice confirms publication status and printing location for the newspaper.
The 1935 36 Montana poultry demonstration farm program will begin October 1 instead of November 1. Miss H E Cushman extension poultry specialist at Montana State college invites poultrymen to join. The project is a poultry cost accounting effort plus a monthly symposium of articles and experiments. 46 cooperators across 265 counties participate this year. Freshman Week at Montana State college runs Sept 23 27 with tests and addresses.
Bozeman report says Dr J A Nelson head of Montana State College dairy industry department is chosen chairman of the western division of the American Dairy Science Association. The group includes dairy scientists from the Pacific northwest and Pacific coast states.
Officials of the resettlement administration in charge of the program in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana with headquarters at Denver announce details of the spread and administration of aid and relocation efforts for the three states.
Two refreshing drinks use unsweetened pineapple juice as a base. Pineapple Loganberry Ranch blends juice with loganberry and carbonated water, served over ice and berries. Southern Style Cocktail mixes pineapple juice mint leaves sugar and carbonated water, boiled and strained, served ice cold with mint and candy straws for kids.
The plan launches a large farm rehabilitation program to lift more than 11,000 farm families from direct relief. Eligible borrowers must show proof of having applied for credit with the Farm Credit Administration and been denied. criteria include referrals for delinquency in land bank payments and foreclosure risk, and recommendations from county resettlement advisory committees.
Administrative expenses of the wheat program totaled about 3,000,000 for its first year, or 2.4 percent of payments, per figures shared with extension officials. Costs covered contract handling audits field expenses checks and processing tax collection.
Herbert M. White city editor of the Havre Daily News and former associate editor of the Montana Farmer is appointed assistant editor of the publications department at Montana State College. He succeeds Paul T. DeVore who resigns to become associate editor of the Montana Farmer at Great Falls. White has held roles at the Billings Gazette Daily Missoulian and Anaconda Standard.
Washington reports that payments to farmers under adjustment programs do not increase the national debt. For the 1934 fiscal year deficits and expenses totaled and receipts exceeded by about 11 million dollars, leaving a positive balance of over 11 million. The year end figures show total processing tax receipts at 597.8 million against 586.7 million in charges.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration issued 13 million rental and benefit payments to farmers over two years, averaging about 21 310 checks per work day.
The text notes Congress authorized four modern US cruisers on March 3 1883 the Atlanta Boston Chicago and Dolphin forming the Birth of the New Navy. It details Allied submarine sinkings 1914 16 and 17 18 and Germanys rapid 1917 18 production and highlights equipment on the USS Lexington with thousands of lighting motors and telephones aboard.
United States Navy pigeons dominated a 400 mile race held June 15, 1935, taking first and second places from Danville, Virginia among a field of about one thousand birds. The winning bird averaged 1360.76 yards per minute, while most funds for naval vessel and aircraft construction flow to laborers across numerous states.
In the matter of the estate of John Kruegahr deceased Frank C McFadden as administrator seeks court order to sell all real estate described as sections 27 28 33 34 Township 7 8 Range 12 West Beaverhead County Montana The court orders all interested parties to appear in Dillon Montana October 7 1936 at 10 oclock a.m. to show cause why the sale should not be granted The notice will be published weekly for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Examiner dated September 17 1936 by Judge Lyman H Bennett.
Administratrix Mabel Mayfield will sell at public auction the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter in Beaverhead County Montana. The sale is set for September 19 1935 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House front door with cash at confirmation and deed at purchaser expense. This sale is subject to court confirmation.
The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for addressograph and engraving machinery and related filing and indexing components. Bids due 10:00 a.m. Oct 8 1985 at the County Clerk and Recorder office in Dillon Montana.
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