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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1957

Page

7

Post Office Rates and Delivery Rules Announced

New postal rates show registered and insured mail fees from $0.20 to $50 plus postage with special delivery options. Certified mail costs 20 cents plus postage, and return receipts available. Delivery rules outline where special delivery mail is held or delivered and officer guidance from Postmaster Harry J. Andrus.

Harry J. Andrus

Lung Disease Rising in Cattle and Silo Gas Link

A cattle lung disease, pulmonary adenomatosis, is increasing in rural areas where silo filler’s disease occurs in humans. Nitrogen dioxide from decomposed fodder is the suspected cause of both conditions.

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Be咒verhead County tests show self fed pasture fattening boosts beef per acre

Beaverhead County Agent Ed Atkins reports Montana Agricultural Experiment Station tests in Bozeman indicate irrigated pastures supplemented with a self fed ration of dried molasses beet pulp and crushed barley can raise beef cattle yields. Yearling steers on self fed pasture produced 1 204 pounds per acre vs 492 on pasture alone, with about $20 more per steer above feed cost.

Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman Ed Atkins Huntley Atkins Montana Pacific Coast Midwest

County Agent Warns Sleeping Sickness Threatens Horses

County agent warns equine encephalomyelitis remains a danger to remaining farms and ranches. The disease, spread mainly by mosquitoes, causes fever and nervous symptoms, with 30 to 90 percent mortality in fatal cases. Vaccinate every spring to ensure protection through the insect season.

Ed Atkins

Sleeping sickness suspected in horses urged veterinary report

Experience shows it is best handled by a veterinarian and suspected cases of sleeping sickness should be reported to a veterinarian so steps may be taken to protect healthy horses.

Consumers Spend More for Food as Income Rises

As incomes rise, U S consumers spend more for food including meals at restaurants and away from home. The 1956 average was 419 per person versus 336 in 1950, with 25 percent of disposable income spent on food, reflecting pricier food and more services like preparation and packaging.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Ed Atkins U. S

Chemicals Can Protect Lawns From Insect Invaders

County Agent Ed Atkins outlines insect pests harming lawns and lists chemicals such as Chlordane DDT aldrin dieldrin heptachlor and lead arsenate as control options. Insecticides may be applied when pests are numerous and should be washed into the soil for faster results.

Ed Atkins

Births and admissions at Barrett Hospital week update

Three births recorded at Barrett hospital for week ending Wednesday noon including a Davis Dillon daughter Weeks Lima girl Hale Dillon boy born Aug 7. Admissions list includes Adelphus Keith Olsen Thompson Bunch and others from Dillon Dell Monida Melrose. Dismissals cover multiple residents from Dillon Bannack Jackson Wisdom Lima Monida and Melrose.

Barrett Hospital Frank M. Davis Dillon Harold Weeks Lima Doyle Hale Adelphus_ Keith Virginia Olsen Mildred Thompson Elsie Bunch John Gray John MacKenzie John Wigen Dell Tony Petrer Mercy Matter Jackson June Clark Wisdom Keith Elsitty Monida Francis Macioroski Melrose Myrtle Oberem Alta. Kline Fern Warner Russell Creaser John Laden Aileen Warrick Henry Richardson Tarrell Kaddy Mary Wegner Richard Stout Bannack John Husted Francis ‘Stewart Susan 'McDougal Wisdom William Paindonnet Lucy Walker Sandra Bear Gary Sanchez

Dufek Reaches Geographic South Pole First American

Read Admiral George Dufek became the first American to set foot at the geographic South Pole, the first person to stand at the world’s bottom since Captain Robert F. Scott, 44 years prior.

Read George Dufek Geographic South Pole Britain Robert F. Scott

Caution Urged During Insecticide Use

Mr. Atkins cautions readers to follow container directions and observe all precautions for safe use of insecticides after application.

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Are Ed Davis Taylor Thompson Falls, Mont Drs. Burton and Plett Casebeer Clinic Medical Arts Park and Beaverhead County Barrett Hosital Allis-Chalmers NBC Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service P. J. Lovell Company Montana St Robert’s Market
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