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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1956

Page

3

Vat Dyed Materials For Spring Clothes

Consumers should check for vat dyed tags on ready mades and yard goods as spring wardrobes come in. Vat dyes offer resistance to washing and sunlight, primarily for cotton and rayon, but a full color range is not yet available including no bright red.

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Cabbage Versatility And Ancient Legends Highlighted

A reader note discusses cabbage versatility from raw to steamed and common uses in cole slaw and soups. It notes 4000 years of cultivation with legends of ancient Egypt and Greece and ends with a home safety quiz prompting readers to assess kitchen practices.

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Angstman seeks reelection to Montana Supreme Court

Helena Judge Albert H. Angstman files for a fourth term as associate justice. A World War I navy veteran, he outlines a record of conscientious work and promises fair, impartial decisions for all litigants. He has held legal posts and civic roles in Montana and plans to continue serving the court.

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Home Demonstration Agents Workshop at Montana State College

Twenty seven agents attended four days of talks discussions and panel sessions at the Home Demonstration Agents program planning workshop at Montana State College March 2023 Representatives from the Federal Extension Service and Montana State Extension assisted helping agents develop home economics extension programs and understand program planning The workshop covered reaching people inside and outside home demonstration and 4-H clubs with topics on using factual information arriving at objectives and how people accept new ideas The agenda included basic principles of how people learn a panel on applying these principles to extension work and group discussions on meeting local needs

Montana State College Federal Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture Montana State Extension Jewell Fessenden Loretta Cowden Earl Fellbaum MSC

Local names listed in partial OCR fragment

Readable fragment lists individuals including Allene Willson Custer Pat Sias Lewis and Clark Marie Roeseler Roosevelt Florence Elliott Cascade Hazel Hinman Dawson Joan Monson Carbon Clementine Sittel Big Horn and Alice Hancock Stillwater in a damaged text.

Education official visits Western for accreditation talks

Mrs. Winnafern Moore a rural school supervisor from the state department visited Western on March 28 and 29. She met with education classes to discuss accreditation of schools and related standards.

Winnafern Moore State Department Western Mar

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