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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
2
The article explains railroad hand signals used by station agents and crews on Canadian National and other North American railways. It describes signals for backing, slowing, stopping, proceeding, and brake operations, plus the use of flags and lanterns for visibility and safety.
This piece advises families on trimming food expenses through planned menus smart shopping and seasonal choices. It also covers thrift in wardrobe planning urging long term use mixes and smart purchases to avoid waste and unnecessary buys.
Johnnie Krause was surprised at a birthday dinner and dance hosted by the community at the Diamond Bar Inn last Saturday. Guests served refreshments in the dining room while Mrs Krause and others presented a birthday memorial.
Helena Montana the executive council of the Future Farmers of America will urge a citizenship merit award program at the state F F A convention in Bozeman April 11 14 The plan would pick an outstanding high school boy or girl citizen from towns with Future Farmer chapters and add the program to the 1951 activities if approved.
The Federal Security Agency asked Western Montana College of Education to inventory its facilities for possible wartime use. President Rush Jordan spoke on The Outlook for 1951 and will testify in Helena before the house appropriations committee. Enrollment on Jan 8 was 256 with 11 part time students. Ed Durkin of Anaconda sang a Negro spiritual, accompanied by Betty Austreng. Hostesses for faculty women coffee hour were Mrs Musa Tellier, Miss Georgia Mathews, Mrs Gert Daniels, Miss Elvera Stefanie, Miss Even Mikkelsen, and Miss Dorothy Gelhaus. Jack Gaines substitutes in the science department for ill William Pope. Gaines holds BS and MS from State College at Bozeman and pursuing a doctorate at University of Washington. The International Relations club met with Reverend Father Lechner to discuss western Europe. Foreign students Gertrud Berger, Helma Landmann, Gisela Rudolph-Western, and three others speak at Sheridan PTA on Monday Jan 15. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kneeland accompany them. The students are also invited to Wisdom on Thursday to address a farm group.
Missoula report states the state board of pharmacy ruled that only registered pharmacists residing in Montana may own or operate new Treasure State drug stores. The rule excludes stores already licensed and operating.
A Maine town's Dad Wilson and a Sudbury England player have carried on a long distance chess game by mail for eight to nine years. They exchange moves after careful study, with air mail delivering their next tableaux and puzzles.
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