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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1950

Page

2

Glen News reports name change and winter woes in Reichle area

The Reichle community notes a Feb 1 name change from Rei chile to Glen per Washington HQ. It reports heavy blizzards and subzero cold, local deaths, 4-H demonstrations on nut cracking eggs beef cuts, Reichle School pupils donating to March of Dimes, a light meter rollout, and a PTA children's party with full attendance.

Reichile Washington, D.C Reichle-Glen Lewis Mack Poole Pocatello Larry Bradley Carl Pappetti Grim Reaper Ver Garrison Home

Home Demonstration News and Views on Outdoor Play

Mothers worry about children in bad weather but Amy Wold of the Montana extension service says outdoor play is essential for health. An hour daily is the minimum, and it can be split into short periods. The pre school aged child faces the most restriction, while older children already spend time outdoors commuting to and from school.

Amy Wold Montana

Wall Thermostat Height and Home Care Tips

A series of home how tos covers thermostat height at about five feet, removing calcimine from ceilings with warm water or ammonia solution, restoring dented rugs with a damp rag and iron, and painting to boost curb appeal. It also details roof color choices, creaking floors from loose subflooring, and guidelines for safe outdoor play and dress for children in cold weather.

Outdoor learning and home safety tips for caring for children

Advice on teaching children self care and dressing, engaging outdoor activities like helping with shoveling, choosing real sized tools, and packing nutritious cold weather lunches. Tips include using self-help clothing, hot lunches with soups, protein rich snacks, colorful appetites, and safe entryways with clear steps to prevent falls.

Building in Billions The Departments Estimate Constructions

The Department of Commerce and the Department of Labor estimate that nineteen point two five billion dollars worth of construction will be completed. The projection reflects nationwide activity and highlights infrastructure and housing initiatives.

Department of Commerce Department of Labor

Hour Equals Year in Steel Production Pace

The steel industry now can produce in just over an hour what it took a Civil War year to manufacture, marking a dramatic leap in industrial efficiency and output.

Riverside Rustlers 4-H Club Tour Highlights Calf Feeding

The Riverside Rustlers 4-H Club toured member ranches with leaders Norman Downing and Holger Carlson. Eight cars carried eight 4-Hers visiting projects, feeding 22 calves as they prep for fall Youth Fair shows and sale. A banquet February 3 will honor supporters. chili was served and prizes noted for neat stalls.

Norman Downing Holger Carlson Carl Benson Arnold Benson Kenneth Eliason Chris Petersen Bill Tash Cecil Waters Riverside Club Waters Neil Benson

Montana Veterans Pioneer Memorial planned with bids to open

The State Board of Examiners will issue invitations February 7 for bids on the Montana Veterans Pioneer Memorial building. The $275,000 project, approved by the 1949 Legislative Assembly, calls for five contracts including general construction plumbing heating electrical work library stacks and elevators. The monolithic concrete structure will feature a limestone veneer on the front and two sides.

State Board of Examiners Montana Veterans Pioneer Memorial Legislative Assembly

Montana training school for the blind dates set in Bozeman

The 1950 Montana training school for the blind is scheduled in Bozeman from June 18 to July 23. Sharon Cromeeness, chairman of the State Light Conservation committee, has announced.

Montana Bozeman Sharon Cromeeness State Light Conservation Committee

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