Lima Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings
Dillon residents and visitors populate Lima events from Jan 9 to Jan 16. Includes Mr. and Mrs. Durtschi of Idaho Falls, Durtschi visit to Lawder home, and many Lima and nearby trips. Masonic and Rainbow gatherings, O.R.G. and O.E.S. installations, and birthday celebrations for Mrs. Peterson and Bonnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Worth Empey
Claire
Marlene Franks
Shirlene Marles
Betty Brown
Rose Hungate
Earl Peterson
Medicine Lodge
Lima
William Mordan
John Swoboda
Galen
Swoboda
A. H. Durtschi
Idaho Falls
Miller
James McKenzie Jr
James McKenzie
Dell
Bramlette
Iverson
Fort Benton
Montana
Long Beach
Calif
Belle Long
The
Baptist Church of
Monte Berrett
Lewis Hoadley
Melvin
Dee Cherry
Sydera
Lova Rae
Bonnie
E. R. Gleed
E. C. Franks
E. C. Proctor
Murray
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Ben Proctor
Paulette Gustafson
la Rae Foster
Doris Cantrell
Carol
George Duck
Joy Mart
Gwen Gustafson
Anita
Joyce F
Kay Merrell
Paul Zink
Bud Zink
Joe Paulsen
Herb Sill
Ralph Stosich and
Kenneth Iverson
Great Falls
Charles Stebal
Bill Schmuck
Harry Allen
L. W. McCulley
San Francisco
California
Lee Manning
Normal College
Alf Manning
E. W. Courey
Cloud Harshner
L. W. Calvert
Nampa
C. L. Calvert
Keith Lawder
R. B. Lawder
Missoula
Pueblo
Colo
Elza Franks
Elizabeth Calvert
Fred Mitchell
Verna Jenkins
Grace Martinell
Arabelle Manning
Jeanne Pruitt
Clara Price
Marshal
Kathryn Franks
Lois Merrell
Adah
Helen Harshner
Ruth
Beulah Thieman
Esther
Darlene Schiers
Martha
Gwen Reeder
Electa
Dorothy Bittick
Warder
Mabel Detton
Sentinel
Robert Schiers
Hilma Merrell
Billings
John Riipinen
George Franks
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Luebben
Rainbow Board
Rainbow Girls
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Pete Peterson
Peterson
Leslie McNinch
Middleton Elected Chairman of Railroad Board
Helena report says Austin B. Middleton, a new Democratic member, was chosen chairman by the state board of railroad and public service commissioners at its 1949 meeting. Middleton succeeds Horace F. Casey as chairman, marking the board's first official act of the year.
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Helena
State Board of Railroad and Public Service Commissioners
Austin B. Middleton
Middleton
Horace F. Casey
Reichle News Roundup and Local Visits
Reichle residents share family visits with Billings Butte and nearby towns. School opens amid 34 below zero temperatures followed by a warming trend. Reichle Home Guard meets January 5 at Paul Gneiting home with lessons on home lighting and valentines plans for February. Five dollars donated to cancer control. discussion of a money making project continues for February meeting at Bryan's February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Shepard
Billings
Berniece Rosdahl
Myrna
Arnold Rosdahl
William Bryan
Frank
Butte
Margaret Bryan
Genevieve
Frank Buhrer
Dan Boka
Reichle Home Guard Club
Paul Gneiting
Gnelling
Penwell
Cancer Control Fund
Bryan’s
Walter Paddock Suffers Broken Leg at Elkhorn Springs
Walter Paddock sustained a broken leg Sunday while making a jump at the Elkhorn Springs slide. The incident occurred during a recreational outing and medical staff treated him on site.
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Walter Paddock
Elkhorn Springs
Farmhouse Design Emphasizes Work Room and Freezer
Architect farmer Walter T. Anicka of Ann Arbor outlines four key differences for the rural home. A large workroom adjacent to the kitchen, a cleanup room connected to the barn, a more spacious kitchen, and a self contained freezer with deep freeze and cold storage sections. Uses include cream separator, egg grader, milk cooler and ample space for harvest crews. Construction favors cinder blocks and asphalt shingles for economy and fire resistance.
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Walter T. Anicka
Ann Arbor
Mich
Anicka
Unfirm Ground Warns Against House Construction
Engineers advise against building on fresh filled land noting that a house on tan that is not firm will settle and suffer damage. Builders are cautioned to avoid rocky ground and to ensure even support as uneven settlement may occur if one side rests on rock and the other on soil.
Lone woman to push Montana gambling bill
The lone woman member of the Montana house announced plans to introduce a bill modeled after Nevada law to legalize gambling. It would allocate license revenue among the state, counties, and towns with fees from 750 to 30000 dollars annually for venues with 21 or more games and at least 800000 dollars yearly from slot machines.
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Helena
Montana
Nevada
Montana Hospital Program Faces 22 Percent Cut
Helena officials report the U S Public Health Service will reduce Montana’s hospital program allotment for fiscal year 1950 by 52 025 or about 22 percent from the 1949 allotment. Hospital Engineer R J Munzenrider of the state board of health disclosed the figures. The 1950 allotment totals 173 172 dollars, effective July 1 1949.
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Helena. A
R. J. Munzenrider
State Board of Health
Munzenrider
U. S. Public Health Service
Montana
Bill author named Rep June McCarthy from Silver Bow County
Representative June McCarthy of Silver Bow County is identified as the author of the bill in this political notice.
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June McCarthy
Silver Bow County
Science blazes trail for thriving livestock meat industry
From livestock country to city, Swift research labs train 400 personnel to develop meat products and new markets for by products. The write up notes millions in annual slaughter and by products like hides wool lards and feeds, plus discoveries from glands to insulin and new chemicals from fatty acids helping livestock producers and meat packers.
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Swift
Business Must Serve Business Must Serve
In a community, assets include both large and small operators whose character and service benefit the public. Swift & Company explains meat industry roles, noting two thirds of livestock raised west of the Mississippi and two thirds of meat consumed east of it. The firm highlights mass production efficiency, low distribution costs, and by product reuse while acknowledging thin earnings per pound due to competition.
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Mississippi
Swift & Company
United States
America
Pork and Noodles Yield Recipe Card
A compact home kitchen recipe outlines pork and noodles for five servings with ground pork, noodles, egg, boiling water, and diced vegetables. It also includes a quotation segment on animals and employment in the food industry and a note on soil testing from the University of Illinois researchers.
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Illinois
Roger H. Bray
A. A. Thor
University of Illinois
Crossbred or Fine-Wool in Western Range Sheep
A. C. Esplin analyzes crossbred versus fine-wool ewes for Western range operations. Benefits of crossbred ewes include better mothers, higher prolifera tion, lighter wool shrinkage, higher combing wool yield, better mutton, range rustling ability, and larger size. Drawbacks cover shorter life, fleece loss with brush, feeder sale of ewe lambs, harder herding, lower hardiness, breeding standards and wool grades drift, and higher annual losses.
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Esplin
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Roy Jackson
Jackson
Ontata
Abee
Kaiser - Frazer
Kaiser-Frazer
City Garage
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Atlantic
Reichle
Dillon Rendering Company
Dillon, Mont
Martha Logan
Bill Sez
Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
By A. C. Esplin
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan, Utah
Union Stock Yards
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