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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
4
The piece argues farmers increase output yearly with less labor and fewer acres due to better soils and plant knowledge, pest control, efficient labor, more fertilizer, improved livestock and feeding, better seed and animal breeding, and ongoing efficiency gains guided by the federal agriculture department.
A national fuss over choosing a single flower ends with confusion as many wild rose varieties flood public debate. The piece argues voters may not care which rose is chosen and cautions against stirring controversy from a harmless decision.
Described as a highly efficient form of ice derived from carbon dioxide wells in Utah and Colorado. Prospectors sought Interior Department protection and were told permits covered rights. dry ice forms under high pressure, can be sprayed as snow, and is suited for shipping meat fish and ice cream.
In a February decor feature Marcia Meadows shows mixing Colonial chintz patterns to refresh rooms. She details bedroom and living room schemes using glazed chintz in greens lavenders and reds plus coordinated plain linens and mirrored accents to create attractive affordable interiors.
Article revisits Bannack and Grasshopper Creek mining history from 1862 onward. It describes hydraulic and bar diggings, ditch and flume systems, tunneling, bar claims, and dangers, with nombreuses named sites, water sources, and notable bars. notes ghost camps, dredges, quartz lodes, and Bald Mountain prospects awaiting revival.
The Christian Science Society on Sebree Street announces Sunday services at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45. The public is invited to attend these meetings.
The Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School each Sunday morning starting at 10 30. The gathering offers religious instruction and community fellowship for attendees.
Rev H N Tragitt Jr rector leads morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 A M Sunday with children’s church at 9 45 A M church school at 10 15 A M within the St James Church program.
Church events list services led by Pastor J D Smith including Sunday school at 10 AM public worship at 11 AM Epworth League at 6 30 PM and Prohibition School at 7 30 PM.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m conducted by Mr R E Albright at St Luke's American Lutheran Church on Sunday March 16 1930.
Dillon church program outlines Sunday school growth and worship topics, with Stewardship in morning service and Peter the Evangelist in youth session. Budget reading March 19 and Loyalty Sunday planned March 28. Every Member Enlistment campaign underway.
Members urged to pledge not only money but time and talents for the coming year with an on site or at home option. March 23 pledge day with a visiting committee, followed by evangelistic services starting April 6 led by Dr. T R Curry Montdéna Baptist convention executive secretary.
The Canvass last Sunday evening was the best in the last triad of years. A final report is hoped for next Sunday morning with a sermon on Proving and Holding. Easter is about a month away as two children oriented numbers are added to the eleven o'clock service. The church school meets at ten. The minister and ruling elders will go to Melrose for a three o'clock service and communion.
Fred Woodside, Dillon's veteran pilot, offers a free ride in his Waco plane to the community's top model plane builder. George Melton, commander of the Dillon Air Cadets, announced the volunteer gift today. Winners will be named at the Air Cadets' regular meeting two weeks from Thursday, expected to inspire the junior pilots.
The property of St James Episcopal church is being improved this week with dead trees removed and replaced by evergreens or other varieties. Robert Guthrie, an expert lumberjack, conducts the work after a trip to Chicago where he was held up and robbed of his savings. He travels via Dillon to the coast to cover expenses while trimming trees.
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