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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
7
The article traces canned salmon from deep seas through global distribution to grocers. It highlights the fish as a rich protein source and a vitamin D carrier, noting households create salmon dishes like soup salad creamed salmon on toast and salmon loaf. Dr H V McCollum emphasizes fish oils combat vitamin D deficiencies critical for bone health.
The article extols Darwin tulips for a spectrum from red to near black and from white to lilac. It praises their versatility in beds and borders, long life, numerous varieties, and suitability for cutting. Deep planting of six inches and spacing of six to eight inches are advised for best mass effect.
Governor William H. Adams criticized the federal government for refusing to lower national forest grazing rates. He accused Washington of aiding foreigners while neglecting Americans and urged a relief concession to the livestock industry amid a demoralized market. He cited Secretary Arthur M. Hyde’s stance and questioned Western states’ views.
The Montana Attorney General rules county treasurers may not accept half or quarter year payments for cigarette licenses. L. A. Foot notes that licenses must run for the full term fixed by law, not severable, and authorize the business for the entire designated period.
State fish and game warden Robert H. Hill urges Montane sportsmen to carry proper licenses for big game. Open season runs Oct 15 to Nov 16 with tags attached to the carcass and postcards returned to headquarters. The combined license costs 65 dollars and covers hunting and fishing with deer and elk tags.
Geologist Dr. Eugene S. Perry of the State School of Mines reports artesian water sources could provide drought relief across eastern and central Montana. His survey covers Musselshell, Golden Valley, Fergus, Petroleum, and Phillips counties, with a final report to guide farmers on drilling depths for ample shallow artesian water.
A historical view notes shifts at seaport wharves as women join the workforce and longshoremen change from harsh to respectable workers. The piece defines longshoreman as a shore worker, outlining evolving roles in stenography clerking and related tasks.
Mrs Lee Reece presided at a bridge luncheon last Saturday at the Country Inn where the engagement of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Reece to Mr Ernest Irving Orr was announced. The wedding is planned for autumn with the venue and reception described. four tables played auction bridge after the luncheon.
The piece promotes Boy Scout prep as a life habit and links it to meals for camping. It suggests sturdy, chestnut foods like bacon, beans, hot dogs, and fruit juices to keep scouts strong. It offers simple camp recipes such as Frizzled Beef and Corn and Indian Style Sausages.
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