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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1942
Page
2
Montana State College extension poultry specialist Harriette Cushman explains that most egg losses arise from poor handling. Gather eggs from nests at least three times daily, cool promptly in wire baskets, and let them cool overnight before packing. Pack with small ends down, store in a cooler, and use clean containers to prevent mold and maintain quality.
Geneticists report that white plumage from white leghorn chickens crosses differently than white from silkies and white rose comb bantams. This suggests multiple genetic bases for white coloration across breeds.
A trench digger working for a royal engineer on England’s east coast uncovered a vase. Experts estimate the artifact is about 3,500 years old and from the Bronze Age, providing a rare glimpse into ancient trade and craft.
Wanted pharmacist. Good salesman, willing worker. Give references. D. W. Garrett Drugstore, Cheyenne, Wyo.
A chopped raw vegetable salad is garnished with a generous blob of cottage cheese creamed with chili sauce and grated onion.
Coffee prices in Ecuador have nearly doubled over the past year, signaling steep inflation in local markets. Traders and farmers report rising input costs and stronger export demand shaping the new price landscape.
Wartime Camp Hale payroll brings carpenters earning 125 dollars weekly and laborers 55 dollars as Leadville Colorado rebounds with a boom. Town swells to 8 000 to 10 000 residents. knights of old revelry mix with new workers and a cautious nightlife returns on State Street and the Vendome hotel.
Henry Lloyd Sherlock, 74, longtime Montana resident, died at his home after years of illness. He served as Jefferson County sheriff from 1894 to 1903 and as a state senator for Jefferson County from 1903 to 1907, with extensive public and civic involvement. Sherlock was born July 10, 1868, in New Zealand and moved to Montana in 1879, driving 6 000 sheep to Crow Creek, Jefferson County.
Miss Betty Clague former MSU physical education instructor becomes the first Montana woman sworn into the WAAC as an officer candidate and commissioned as second lieutenant at Fort Des Moines. Three Montana candidates receive commissions and prepare for duty amid reports of strenuous yet pleasant training life and strong camaraderie among the new recruits.
Montana State College will offer a three month engineering drawing and design course beginning Oct 12 under the US Office of Education. The program trains men and women for war industries with tuition waived. room board and books paid by students. The 30 recent graduates had 56 job options with high salaries, including 16 women the largest female cohort yet in the college’s war training programs.
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