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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1956
Page
4
The Herald Brownsville Texas argues for free production and warns against government price controls for farms. It asserts control schemes hinder innovation, rely on subsidies, and strain taxpayers as surpluses grow, urging solutions from within agriculture.
Anaconda Amvets canvassed Dil lon's business section last Saturday for White Clover emblem sales to raise funds for hospitalized veterans orphans service members needy families and youth guidance. The drive was led by Owen McNally state legislative officer and Roy Lee post adjutant.
John Spencer, Pastor, invites worshipers to Sunday services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m including morning worship and holy communion with communicants to register by 10 45. The congregation holds an annual meeting Jan 1 at 8 pm and has Circle, confirmation classes, choir, and Luther League sessions through Jan 12.
The Examiner Printing Co promotes itself as offering top quality job printing services with reliable turnaround and skilled press work for local businesses and individuals seeking professional printing.
County agent ED Atkins says spraying cattle for lice remains practical if temperatures stay above freezing and work completes by about 2 30 in the afternoon. He notes a commercial sprayer can be obtained and offers to help line up crews if 500 head can be gathered, with 100 ready already.
A Montana extension bulletin explains that a low protein concentrate like Montana Range Pellet can adequately supplement winter range forage. The pellet has about 20 percent crude protein, 2.5 percent fat, 10 percent fiber, 1 percent phosphorus, and up to 1 percent calcium with 5 000 to 10 000 IU of vitamin A per pound. One to two pounds per head daily suffices for wintering cows, with higher amounts in severe weather. Copies of Wintering Montana Cattle are available at county extension offices.
Self employed farmers can become eligible for Social Security benefits as early as April 1956 if they earned $400 from farming in both 1955 and 1956. Report earnings and pay 3 percent tax by April 15 1956. Older farmers may retire after March 1956 to start benefits if earnings and tax are met.
Court house maintenance moves to the sheriff's office for renovations and desk rearrangements. Crews inspect counters and benches to improve service flow and safety.
Public notice issued in Beaverhead County District Court Montana summons defendants in Reed Inc against George E Dodgson Olive Lee Dodgson J Combs Velma Combs Lowell Lee Mallon Jennie Doe Mallon and unknowns to answer within 20 days. Case seeks to quiet title to specific land parcels including sections 24 township 1 north range 12 west with described coordinates and water rights.
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