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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1942
Page
4
A wartime safety notice urges heightened caution as traffic shifts during war production. It recalls 1942 September tragedies among children aged 5 to 14 and outlines safety rules for city and rural areas, pedestrians, and bicyclists to prevent accidents near schools.
William Hosking state account ant returns for quarterly visit to Normal College this week. Philip Gauchay in military service near Seattle visits with Mrs. Gauchay. he is a 1936 graduate. Events include a dinner party and the Women’s Athletic Association mixer. No college events this weekend due to student receptions in area churches.
The September 27 1942 lesson-sermon across Christian Science churches centers on the reality theme. Key texts include Psalm 93 verse 2 and Romans 1 verse 20, with a citation from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting eternity cannot reveal all of God.
A past quotation asserts that godliness is essential to human life including intelligence health hope and happiness. It emphasizes Christian piety as indispensable for well being.
Residents report travel and visits among Thurman Nelson Shepherd Hirl Holloran families with guests from Logan Utah and Oakland California. New arrivals include Watsu and Walter Wilson aiding local ranches. School district 25 starts with North Dakota teacher. Rev Fr Clifford and Miss Irma McIntyre join Sunday school. Sandra Ellen Lapham enrolled in cradle roll. Scrap iron drive and grease can collection urged amid war effort. Lee Trollinger sends Alaska greetings.
Regular Baptist society meeting featured talks on churches amid ruins and a Japanese farewell before camps. Rally Day at First Baptist highlighted a perfect attendance pageant and awards. Lutheran Ladies Aid, St James Guild, Ellen May Guild and numerous clubs met with suppers, games, and reports. Curnutt Linke nuptials held in Glendale with reception. Bluebird Club hosted pinochle. 4-H and home demonstration groups announced upcoming events and programs.
Wartime measures shrink civilian meat deliveries to 80 percent of beef and veal 95 percent of lamb and mutton and 75 percent of pork for late 1942. Civilians urged to limit to two and a half pounds per week and use substitutes. ODT plans a special section to regulate travel of 90 000 school buses. Scrap drives feed steel and ammunition goals, with county campaigns Oct 5 to collect all scrap. Secretary Wickard to speak Oct 3 on Harvest Observance day from Tylertown Mississippi.
L D S church announces officers and teachers meeting at 9 40 Sunday school at 10 00 sacrament and talks by junior class students 10 45 closing 11 25 joint M A and Sunday school services Sunday at 7 30 p m all welcome to attend
A compact quotation frames necessity as the first stimulus for industry urging prudence perseverance and energy to ensure success. The text emphasizes steadfast effort and resilience as core drivers of achievement.
The quote states that necessity drives learning and wisdom regardless of pace. It attributes insight to need, suggesting slow learners gain understanding when compelled by circumstance. The line reflects a stoic view on growth through necessity.
A collage of short quotations on necessity and want from various authors. It presents aphorisms about necessity driving action, fear, and virtue, with brief attributed lines from La None Quarles and Dryden. The tone is reflective and instructional for a scrapbook page.
A collection of reflections from George Berkeley, Arthur Brisbane, and M. B. Babcock compares mental discipline to land work and moral law. The lines urge individual solitude, steady self improvement, and character shaped by consistent practice.
A compact quotation noting that men seek purpose over talent and that industry rewards effort. It cites Bulwer Lytton on will to labor and Barrow on industry yielding fruitful rewards.
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