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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1943

Page

8

Montana farmers urged to take production loans for essential crops

A Beaverhead County USDA War Board report promotes expanded credit via the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation to boost output of flax seed Irish potatoes dry beans and dry peas plus processing vegetables. Loans run one season up to a year with five percent interest and first liens on collateral. Community leaders and local officials will oversee eligibility and loan handling while urging borrowers to seek other credit sources as needed.

War Board Freedom Montana County War Board Floyd ‘Kenison the Beaver Head County Usda War Board Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Washington, D. C Farm Credit Administration Herbert Wheat Kennison

Rotarians Review Varied Program on Monday

Rotary members discussed House Bill 47 proposals and heard that most taxable property valuations will fall from last year. The lower assessments could complicate funding for schools and local governments while Bruce Grimes, a high school student, played trombone solos.

Best Bruce Grimes

Miss Irma Jackson Spends Weekend in Dillon

Miss Irma Jackson of Butte, a business college student, spent the weekend in Dillon with friends and relatives.

Irma Jackson Butte Business Dillon

Household rationing rules and shoe limited supply announced

War ration details require housewives to declare five canned goods per family member and compute coffee allowances by subtracting allowances for older dependents. Shoes are limited to three pairs per person yearly with Stamp No 17 and 25 timing. Tire inspection deadlines for A B C coupons and trucks outlined to conserve rubber.

D. A. Galt Beaverhead Ration Board A. T. Peterson OPA Peterson

Mixed league ends first half with Cash Market atop standings

Cash Market wins two of three in the playoff to claim top honors in the mixed league. Prizes awarded for high scores include Ruth Deputy 221 and 539, Jack Barrett 236 and 599, Johnny's Cafe 844, Screwballs 2434. End-of-half averages show Optimists lead the mixed with 25 17 595 and Montana Power 31 20 .608 in the commercial. Bowling schedule lists Feb 12 15 16 17 19 matchups and venues. John Wedum returns to Dillon after studying at Montana State College Bozeman.

Ruth Deputy Elsie Cornell Jack Barrett Johnny’s Cafe Pet Rockcrushers Bond State Bank Bliel’s Oo Dillon Creamery Warner's Oo Ceeseeeeseereeees ATL Men’s Store Paddock & Tyro Winns Powerettes Skeet’s Stephan’s Emerick Insurance Screwballs Alley Cats Cash Market Buzzsaws Hazelbaker’s

Growth of Montana Higher Education Institutions since 1881

The text traces the 1881 congressional land grant establishing 72 sections for universities and subsequent grants. It lists presidents including Ernest O. Melby of Montana State University and peers at Montana State College, Montana School of Mines, Montana Normal College, Montana State Normal School, and Northern Montana College. From 1893 to 1943 the six schools grew, serving the state and promising long term value.

Ernest O. Melby Montana State University W. M. Cobleigh Montana State College Francis A. Thompson Montana School of Mines Sheldon E. Davis Montana Normal College Dillon Lynn B. McMullen Montana State Normal School Billings

Helena pair visits Dillon teachers veterans recalled

W. W. Wahl and Miss Faye Kirkpatrick of Helena visited Dillon on Saturday. The two are former instructors at Beaverhead County High School.

W. W. Wahl Faye Kirkpatrick Helena Dillon Beaverhead County High School

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