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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1947

Page

10

Weeds and Brush as Cattle Thieves Across Range Lands

Weeds and brush cripple grazing capacity across million acre ranges, reducing cattle and sheep production. Mowing, burning, or chemical weed killers like 2 4 D show promise. spraying pastures boosts yields, flavor, and profits. Quality control at Swift ensures uniform high product quality through exact specs and thousands of tests yearly.

Swift

Melrose residents pack Dillon weekend with visits and events

Melrose residents and guests filled a busy weekend with visits to Dillon and Butte, Easter services at St John and Melrose churches, a Dilon dance in the high school, and local trips. Notable names include the Dodgson, Hull, Smith, Connor, Trueman, Hoffman, Gordon, Kearns, and Tate families plus several town ranchers and workers. A Union Pacific work train operates in Melrose toward Maiden Rock Canyon as inspectors visit stock and show Easter observances create community gathering moments.

Melrose Dillon Don Smith Mary Smith Tom Connor Joan Kent Connor Violet McCauley Claude Dodgson Nancy Claudine Dodgson Hazel Olson Kenneth Hull Leah Lauren Karen Hull Barbara Trueman Hazel Marguerite LaMarche Betty Jo Poole Brown’s Barbara Charlene Trueman Sam Friend Butte Bob Foster Clara Hoffman Deer Lodge Jack Kearns Meaderville Rocky Mountain Clifford Reid Ernest Tate Dillon Hospital Vera Schulz Lulu Maddox Missoula Union Pacific Maiden Rock Canyon Buell Foster Presbyterian Church Baker Father Lechner St. John’s Church Macafee and Roberts E. MacLaughlin Inlaw Eldy MacLaughlin Clara Rodgers O. Kambich Joe George Kambich Mary Jo Streb Barbara Byrne Great Falls Jean Streb St. Mary’s Leonard Lively Hildreth Taylor Arizona Frank O’keefe Law John Dambrowsky Burns Fred Mass Moose- Camp “Stock Association Bill Garrison Reichle Bill Seyler Twin Bridges Messrs Seyler Garrison Lowell Jones Harry Weddel Howard Jones Ranch Lowell Howard Joneses Howard Jones Royal Barney Frank Gordon Melrose Volunteer Fire Department Rebekah Hall

Soda Bill Sez Time to Hold On Hardest

The remark notes the moment when a decision to quit is almost made and urges perseverance. It frames resilience as essential at the point of near surrender.

Bill Sez

Martha Logan Frankfurts and Hot Potato Salad

Martha Logan provides a yield of 6 for frankfurts with diced green pepper and hot potato salad. Potatoes are boiled and cubed while frankfurts steep in hot water. A sauce of bacon drippings onion pepper vinegar sugar salt and pepper is heated and blended then poured over potatoes before topping with frankfurts and serving hot.

Sulphur Cuts Lamb Losses in Colorado A&M Study

Colorado A M researchers tested 2000 lambs divided into four groups to compare sulphur added to grain. Lambs with 2 percent sulphur in their feed showed death losses of 1.8 percent in self-fed and 1 percent in hand-fed groups versus 9.6 percent and 6.6 percent in non sulphur groups, with slightly smaller gains but markedly higher profits due to lower deaths.

Colorado A& M Colorado Conq

Meat prices set by supply and demand not cost

The piece explains price formation in the meat industry, noting consumers determine what they will pay and packers can only sell perishables at a profit or loss. It cites John Holmes: prices balance supply and demand, with profits varying year to year amid fierce competition among thousands of packers and slaughterers.

U.S. Army John Holmes

Weighing the Spread in Iron and Fence Wire

A comparison shows a cubic foot iron block and four 26 inch fence wire rolls each weigh 491 pounds. The text explains the price spread from raw material to finished product, plus livestock meat processing losses and distribution costs.

Right Eating Adds Life to Your Years

Eating plans labeled right can extend longevity while improving daily vitality. Experts note balanced meals rich in fruits vegetables and whole grains support heart health and energy levels across age groups.

Melrose Social Notes and Town News

Melrose residents hosted dinner guests from Divide and Dillon over Easter. A volunteer fire department meeting elected officers and welcomed new members. Snow geese passed over Melrose in a brilliant morning formation after a weekend storm.

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