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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
8
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The hearing will reopen with producers' representatives present. Some recommendations may need explanation. It is hoped to eliminate 600,000 head of cows under item 8. It was suggested that the price paid not be less than the average cow indebtedness.
The article describes plans to slaughter millions of cattle to meet market needs, export excess meat, and boost consumption via relief programs. It notes an export corporation proposal to sell abroad at lower prices, debentures to be paid from domestic taxes, and resistance from processors. It also mentions a related program of organized farming groups and community notices including local events and a death in Dilon.
Mrs Russell Harrison and three daughters returned from Minneapolis after seven months visiting her parents and grandparents in Dakota. Stanley Starr Sr stayed with his sister in Dillon. J J Brown of Bannack learned of his father's death in Iola Kansas. Russell Harrison drove to Butte to meet his wife and daughters returning from Minnesota and South Dakota. William Tash visited Dillon early this week.
Pleasantly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ned Saunders the B and B Pinochle club gathered Friday evening at the Saunders ranch home. High scores were posted by Mrs. T T McAdam and Mrs. Stella Murray and a delicious repast served to close the event. The winter series finale will be hosted at Greenview the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson on Friday evening March 9 with a dinner and entertainment by the men for the ladies.
A Valentine party and birthday celebration for Charles Schleicher took place at Birch Creek school last Friday afternoon. Parents and friends joined the pupils as Valentines were exchanged and games were played before enjoying ice cream and cake.
The party for the dancing class sponsored by St James parish will be held Saturday evening from 8 to 11 o'clock in the guild hall instead of Friday as previously announced.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid holds an all-hostess gathering at the church on Thursday afternoon this week.
Island leaders discuss Poindexter's selection with Secretary Ickes and the President and indicate plans to drop efforts for a mainland governor. Poindexter, a former Montana judge and U S district judge, would occupy offices in Iolani Palace in Hawaii. Also noted are visitors Ross Nay and Charles Burden and a hit and run car damage near the Andrus Hotel.
Beavers battle Bulldogs in a tight high school contest with final score 27 to 21. Butter leads Bulldogs late as Rouse adds 19 points and Beavers contest closely, fading in the fourth.
Left side plate lists registration numbers by county names such as Silver Bow Rosebud Cascade Deer Lodge and many others including Gallatin Jefferson Wheatland Granite Meagher Beaverhead and Madison with numbers 29 through 56 and additional entries like Glacier Daniels Powell Fallon Jefferson and more. This reads as a catalog of counties matched with numeric identifiers in a historical records fragment.
Rotary club notes a March 238 visit by Arthur B. Mayhew a Rotary International director and president of the board of regents for Texas seven state teachers colleges. Professor Robert E Albright comments on Austria's unstable situation and European tensions as a powder keg.
A short talk on committee work was given as the club set plans for a dance at city hall on Saturday evening March 17 with Baxter Tonney orchestra. Dolores Williams Mary Jane Paul and Judy Ann Chapman performed a song and dance number. pupils of Claudia Faust. Next meeting scheduled for March 14 with program led by the health committee.
Local Neighle News reports a well attended Farmers' Union dance in Melrose and a P T A meeting at Ruhrer schoolhouse planning fence and swing for children with lunch to be provided. Socials include a Valentine party hosted by Alveretta and Louise Hand. Public notices list land entry by Charles Wilton and a Beaverhead tax deed action with Sheriff sale and real estate descriptions.
Dell store owner Pascal Bimat reports a break in at the Dell Mercantile early Wednesday morning with theft of sheepskin coats and other merchandise. Manager notes value not yet checked. Barbara Clark, daughter of Mrs. Paul Cash, is reported ill at her home in Kent addition.
A vintage ad touts a fat loss method for women using Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning. It promises fat loss in three weeks, plus energy gains and clearer skin. The notice claims immediate health benefits and a small price of 5 cents.
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