Council Approves Beer And Liquor Licenses And Permits
City Council approved 15 retail liquor and beer licenses at 250 each, four retail beer licenses at 100 each, one wholesale beer license at 200, plus taxi stand and two loading zone permits totaling 180. Brown resigns as park commissioner. Fire Chief reports 1956 fire loss tentatively 488. Social Security Plan approved. bonds set for improvement district 17. highway routing discussed amid broader national labor and legislative notes.
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Phillip J. Lovell
City Cab Company
Andrus
George Brown
Brown
Western College
al J. Simon
Dillon
Don J. Smith
Congress Eyes Tax Relief and Spending Cuts in New Session
The piece notes rising corporate and individual tax relief demand, potential billions in budget cuts, and Hoover Commission ideas for federal savings. It cites congressional economy leaders, possible grants reductions, intergovernmental relief, and increased military spending pressures amid rising prices.
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Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Congressional
Hoover Commission
Kestnbaum Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Beaverhead Laboratory guides ranchers with cheap hay tests
Rancher Alex Christie finds Dillon’s Beaverhead Laboratory saves hundreds of dollars by testing hay samples for crude protein calcium phosphorus and carotene at 6.50 per report. County agent Ed Atkins uses the results to estimate winter feed needs while lab staff provide analyses without giving recommendations.
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Beaverhead Laboratory
Alex Christie
Continental Divide
Dillon
Christie
Ed Atkins
Atkins
Allan P. Storer
Dale Metlen
Enrollment Open At WMCE Through January 19
President Herbert L. Steele announced that students may enroll for a full academic load at Western Montana College of Education until Saturday January 12 and for a reduced load until Saturday January 19.
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Western Montana College of Education
Herbert L. Steele
Watters to Lead Wiring Workshop at 4-H School
Watters, power use advisor for Vigilante Electric Co op Dillon, leads a wiring workshop at the Montana 4-H Leaders School January 21 25 at Montana State College Bozeman The program includes multiple workshops by Glover Sherwood and others with talks skits and training sessions and a farm visit and hazard hunt to close.
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Bozeman
Bruce Watters
Vigilante Electric Co-op
Dillon
Montana 4-H
Montana State College
James Glover
Butte
Zelda Davies
Montana Power Company
Bill
Sherwood
Electric
Clarence Rupp
Yellowstone Electric Co-op
Huntley
Eric B. Wilson
Montana Extension Service
Grace Walker
National Recreation Association
C. W. Vaughn
Wilson
Don E. Kampschror
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Corporation
Glover and Sherwood
1956 Marriage Licenses Rise in Dillon Toll
The 1956 Dillon marriage license tally reached 71, up 11 from 1955, aided by Beaverhead Laboratory easing blood tests. Of these licenses, 18 were from outside the county and 12 from out of state. June led with 14 licenses. August and September tied for second with nine each. January–November lists appeared in last week’s Examiner, with December deaths and births also recorded along with several notable marriages and births in the same period.
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Idaho
Dillon
Beaverhead
Rte
The Best in Commercial Printing at the Dillon Examiner
Dillon Examiner marksTop quality commercial printing services showcasing sharp typography and durable presses. The notice highlights local production capabilities, quick turnaround, and competitive pricing for businesses and individuals seeking brochure work, catalogs, and advertising sheets.
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Dillon Examiner
Butte Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Cattle receipts Monday 1085 with all classes up 50c to $1 from late December. Highs include medium to good fed steers 16.50 to 17.50 and cows strong. Hogs quoted with ranges from 16 to 18.25 for various weight classes. calves and stockers show broad price bands. Cattle again Jan 2 with fed steers 16 to 19.25 and fat cattle mixes, plus dairy and feeder categories.
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Butte Livestock Market
Idaho Falls Livestock Sale Report for Dec 31
The Idaho Falls livestock market lists sheep and fat lambs with prices up to 18.50 for under 105 lb lots and 18.00 to 18.25 for heavier weights. Bulk good to choice lambs run 17.50 to 18.00, feeder lambs generally 17 to 18, with several lots up to 50 cents higher on select lines.
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Idaho Falls
Brothers Return From California Amid Hazardous Driving
Lee and Eddie Hoerning reached home at noon today from San Bernardino California where they were summoned by the death of their brother Ernest Hoerning. They reported hazardous road conditions slowed travel on the return trip after leaving Monday afternoon.
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Lee
Eddie Hoerning
San Bernadino
Calif
Ernest Hoerning
California
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