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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
4
Meteorologists warn of repeated cold wet Februaries while readers recall a jug-hatched rooster photo and a dramatic bobcat end in a Montana chicken coop. Reports cover highway tonnage, a Hollywood bank security lapse, and fuel use trends across Montana and eastern regions.
Instructions describe inserting a thermometer into the thickest part of a lamb roast then baking at 300 to 350 F. until the indicator reaches the Lamb mark on the metal plate. The guide promises a roast that is a delight to appetite and sight.
A shipment of books for the International Mind Above program from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has been received by the public library. The collection includes titles covering global affairs and related topics.
A collage of literary notices and historical recaps from an era paper item. It highlights book selections in Alcove installments including Rey Lin Yutang Ishimoto Gordon Clark and others with library fund purchases and a 49 year ago Tribune note of frontier life.
Statement from C. C. Newman on behalf of the Early Risers denying dissolution and acknowledging past dissensions. He says inactivity was due to internal disputes over by laws, which were resolved with the insurgents defeated and the group ready for larger future work.
A moral appeal urges motorists to protect pedestrians, noting high fatalities among walkers and urging vigilance at crossings. The piece cites jail inmates escaping with a wooden key and mentions a Massachusetts resident gathering a 6000 book library, plus Harry Clark fatally injured from a fall on corn.
In the past fiscal years more people applied for Navy enlistment than in any year except 1917 and 1918. Separately a tax deed notice lists Pedersen Brothers Grant Montana, with $69.90 due plus publication and deed costs.
The undersigned will on April 22 1986 apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to two described parcels. The first tract totals about 159.74 acres of H E S 149 in sections 4 and 9 township 1 south range 11 west. The second tract contains 27 acres more or less along Wise River in the same sections and range.
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