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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1934
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states it was entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. All letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the publication.
Montana Attorney General Ray mond T. Nagle ordered immediate action to close gambling venues across cities. He warned removal proceedings for officers failing to enforce laws and said an assistant AG would pursue prosecutions. The crackdown also targets illegal liquor sales under the liquor control act. Helena establishments and Last Chance Gulch venues shut card games as closures began.
A. H. Stafford, commissioner of agriculture, leads a campaign to stop out of state shippers from flooding Montana markets with unclassified or not standard products. He says vegetables and fruits are “hardly fit to eat” and are branded only with the declared grade, exploiting the current law.
Mothers are urged to plan appealing lunch boxes for children with varied colors shapes and textures. Suggestions include colorful sandwiches fruit salad malted drinks and cookies with a weekly menu planned on Saturday to avoid repetition.
A guide for hosting a Halloween night owl gathering with black owl invitations, orange envelopes, and playful attire. Includes indoor and outdoor games, a biting apple or soap activity, a pumpkin field table setup, and a Halloween supper featuring deviled ham sandwiches with a white sauce and tomato soup twist plus festive garnishes.
A 40 bed hospital at Fort Peck, about 75 percent finished, was destroyed in an afternoon blaze caused by spilled hot asphaltic paint. Insurance covers about 50,000 of the 70,000 contract price. Firefighters could not control the rapid blaze despite presence of a government inspector and foreman. Found foundation remains only.
Department official Hoff man notes accounting numbers for liquor control board with August net profit of 61098.07. A ten percent retail price cut is set for October 11. PWA announces 215000 allotment for a Galen Montana hospital building, raising total public works projects to 57. Missoula highway No 10 armor coating to be completed in three weeks. Reverend Edgington’s body found near Wild Horse Island shore. cause linked to squall. Federal irrigation loans to Montana districts rise to 1300000 with Lockwood district receiving 65000 for refinancing and ditch work.
The Macon covered 1200 miles at sea and dropped mail on the deck of the U S Houston for President Roosevelt. It then released its planes which circled for about thirty minutes before resuming flight to Sunnyvale California.
President Roosevelt becomes the first U S president to visit the Hawaiian Islands on the 10000 ton cruiser U S S Houston sailing through Pearl Harbor and docking at Honolulu with a ceremonial welcome.
One black gelding, bald faced, branded J H on left shoulder and lazy 64 on left shoulder, weight between 160 and 160 pounds. Seen last April. Reward offered. Notify Chas Masolo Box 716 Dillon Mott.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of John D Stefanio deceased notices that on Monday October 1 1984 at 10:00 am in the court room the time and place for proving the will and hearing Joe P Stefanic’s application for letters testamentary is set. Any interested party may appear to contest. Dated September 11 1934 Fred Rife Clerk Francis J Gelhaus Deputy Clerk 8 31.
Notice to creditors and claimants to present all claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claim submission is John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Publication dated September 5. J T GROSEH Administrator of the Estate of Bessie Grose deceased.
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