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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
12
Montana State College extension livestock specialist E P Orrutt warns Bozeman cattle and sheep operators to start vitamin A supplementation now due to depleted reserves from last summer. He notes dry winter range and improper storage increase deficiency risk and outlines practical sources and dosing for cows and calves.
Mrs H L Lange, field representative for the Montana children's home and the Shodair hospital for crippled children, is in Dillon this week representing both institutions. She replaces Rev G N Nelson who retired due to poor health. Lange says the hospital cared for over 300 children in the past year, including 61 police cases. Warren Stone made a business trip to Helena Thursday and Friday of last week.
Montana wool laboratory head Jim Bassett outlined key wool preparation rules for market. Emphasis on clean shearing floors, tight fleece tying, avoiding sissal, tagging and bagging legs separately, not sacks damp wool, storing off ground, sacking black wool separately, and using scourable branding paint. He also warned farmers about tractor highway safety with headlights visible at night and noted high fatality risk to tractor operators in crashes.
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are described as part of office supplies at the Examiner. The note highlights quantities and formats used for record keeping and bookkeeping tasks.
Local visitors and arrivals populate Armstead and Dillon social pages with families such as Gravely Young and Brown hosting and visiting. A home demonstration club met for pattern alteration. many townsfolk traveled to Helena, California, or Butte, with a March of Dimes collection totaling fourteen dollars and thirty cents.
The bodies of 120 Americans killed in Korea were returned to the United States aboard the ship Morris Crain docked at Merritt Island. Missoula resident Eleanor Spar Crain’s son was among those included in the group.
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