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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1938

Page

2

Insurance cuts hit Montana farm shares in Wheat Belt

The Federal Land Bank of Spokane will remove crop insurance on its Montana farm shares, downsizing to properties with over 50 acres of wheat. About 600 lands affected, 200 winter wheat farms excluded, with coverage focusing on 1939 and 1940 yields.

Bozeman Federal Land Bank of Spokane Montana J. H. Fraser Minneapolis Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Fraser Big Horn Broadwater Carbon Cascade Chateau Fergus Flathead Gallatin Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Lincoln Madison Musselshell Park Ravalli Rosebud Sweetgrass Treasure Wheatland Yellowstone

Plan Campaign for Highway Debentures

The Montana highway finance committee met in Helena to plan a fall campaign for initiative 41. The measure would allow the highway commission to issue 3 million dollars in bonds redeemable from gasoline tax proceeds. If rejected the state would forfeit 3 million dollars in federal road grants, and a vigorous campaign will urge voters to pass the measure to avoid losing 6 million dollars for road work.

Montana Highway Finance Committee Helena The Highway Commission

Sheepmen Warned About Speargrass In Montana Fields

Montana sheep growers are urged to keep lambs out of speargrass infested fields as reports from Chicago commission firms indicate record lamb losses this year. The barbed seed embeds in wool and skin, causing injuries and prompting buyers to source lambs from other states to avoid infection.

Montana Chicago Commission Nature Chicago

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Pinpoints Matter

Sunday readers across Christ Scientist churches studied a lesson on matter with the golden text Isaiah 40 8 and cited II Corinthians 4 18 about unseen eternal realities. The Christian Science textScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is quoted noting matter is mortal and temporal and a human concept.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Montana 4 H clubs set enrollment record in 1938

R. E. Cameron state club leader reports Montana 4 H clubs reached a record enrollment near 9 000 members in 1938 marking the biggest year in the program’s history.

Montana R. E. Cameron

Dillon Man Honored for Air Mail Week Effort

Postmaster Harry Hendricks of Helena announced that the Post Office Department will present certificates of honor signed by Postmaster General James A. Farley to three Montana aviators for flying "pick up" mail routes during National Air Mail Week. The honorees are John W. Fox of Butte L. W. Fahrner of Helena and Fred Woodside of Dillon.

Harry Hendricks Helena National Air Mail Week Post Office Department James A. Farley Montana John W. Fox Butte L. W. Fahrner Fred Woodside Dillon

Sleeping Sickness Claims Five in Montana

Sleeping sickness last week killed five of the 37 Montanans struck this year, per the state board of health. Dr. Charles of the national health institute is studying the disease in Montana. No human livestock connection is known to science, the doctor said.

Bar Exam Applicants Set for Montana Supreme Court Session

The Montana supreme court opens in Helena on September 26 with at least 17 candidates seeking permission to practice law in the state. The list includes Harry C. Alley Lewistown. Jasper C. DeCobbe leer Glasgow. Howard Drake Fort Peck. Keifer L. Gray Helena. D. L. Holland Butte. Randolph Jacobs Missoula. Charles B. Jennings Beverly Hills Calif. . James Howard Kilbourne Helena. Leo S. Kolstad Washington DC. William W. Lessley Bozeman. Charles E. Marshall Lewistown. Frederic B. Moriarity Butte. Francis J. Murphy Butte. Edward J. Nichols Deer Lodge. Robert F. Swanberg Great Falls. John J. Walsh Butte.

Montana Supreme Court Helena A. T. Porter Harry C. Alley Whitehall Roy Donald Ayers Lewistown Jasper C. DeCobbeleer, Jr Glasgow Howard Drake Fort Peck Keifer L. Gray D. L. Holland Butte Randolph Jacobs Missoula Charles B

Mrs W D Sandy Spends Sunday in Dillon

Mrs W D Sandy traveled from Twin Bridges to Dillon for a Sunday visit.

W. D. Sandy Dillon Twin Bridges

Storage sale offer for 1938 spinet pianos

Two new 1938 spinet console pianos, 40 inches high, in storage in Butte Montana. Offered for sacrifice sale or possible rent to a reliable party. For information write Orton Brothers. August 31.

Orton Brothers Butte Montana

Sheriff Sale of Beaverhead Property in Montana District Court

In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County Maggie J Lawrence sues Georgia L Miller and Miller as administratrix of Dana E Miller Deceased. A sheriff's sale is set for October 1 1938 at 2 pm at the Dillon courthouse front door to convey all rights title and interest in described real property including sections and river centerline paths with Wise River and county road meanderings toward Wisdom.

District’ Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana County of Beaverhead Maggie J. Lawrence Georgia L. Miller Dana E. Miller Dillon Montana Meridian Wise River Wisdom Spring Branch

Beaverhead County Sheriff Seeks Cash Sale of 127 Acre Land Tract

The 127 acre parcel in Township 1 South Range 11 West Montana Meridian, with water rights on Wise River and including six acres railway right of way, is offered for sale by cash bid. Boundaries detail sections 34 and 34, with specific corner measurements and an undivided half interest in a Wise River appropriation. Also described are tract A 135.90 acres and tract B 22.58 acres with multiple metes and bounds, less west of Wise River. Sale dated September 6, 1938.

Montana Montana Meridian Wise River Montana Southern Railway Ed Trueman Beaverhead County H.E.S S.C Range A. D Paul H. Temple

Montana proposes constitutional amendments on trust funds

Montana asks voters in the November 1938 general election to amend Sections 6 through 11 of Article XXI to change investment and administration rules for the Public School Permanent Fund and related lands grants. The act defines fund consolidation into the Montana Trust and Legacy Fund, investment limits, deposits separation, and routine apportionment and approval processes.

State of Montana United States Montana Trust and Legacy Fund Legislative Assembly State of Montana Federal Land Bank United States OF America Sam W. Mitchell Higher Institutions of Learning Helena

Montana Amendment to County officer terms proposed for ballot

A 1938 certified act outlines submitting to Montana voters an amendment to Section 5 of Article XVI, changing qualification and four year terms for county officers, with consolidation provisions and procedural steps for ballot designation and publication. It authorizes the governor to proclaim the amendment if approved and specifies effective date after passage.

State of Montana Legislative Assembly State of Montana Montanas Novemer Board of County Commissioners United States OF America Sam W. Mitchell Helena

Livestock Market Shows Broad Demand at Los Angeles Yards

Los Angeles Union Stock Yards reports strong demand across hogs and cattle. Hog prices rise with cheap grains boosting profitability for grain-to-meat sellers. Fat cattle remain firm with limited supplies, while range cattle expected to grow as stickers and feeders for future replacement needs.

Los Angeles California

Public Works Adds Funds for Missoula Pharmacy Building

The Public Works Administration increases the Missoula state university project funds by 50000, boosting the grant to 112909 and the loan to 138000. The extra money will fireproof and earthquake‑proof the pharmacy chemistry building.

The Public Works Administration State University At

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