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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
4
The 1946 forecast sees retention and conversion of war industries shaping the West. Geneva steel, Fontana furnaces, and Las Vegas magnesium survive. wool surplus darkens sheep farming. lumber and housing boom. copper stocks weigh on mining. travel and tourism poised to surge as wartime restrictions ease.
Roosevelt calls for self reliance and warns against growing government control in private enterprise. He cites flood control projects used to sell electricity as problematic when government activities compete with existing firms and tax-exempt funding skews markets.
Officers of Tuebor Semper Temple No. 24 Pythian Sisters were installed January 9 at the Pythian hall with D.D.G.C. Maggie Patterson presiding and Dora Peterson and Bonnie Merrell assisting. The event included a pot luck lunch, flower girls, and a pin for Carrie Peterson. The issue also notes regional visits, basketball results, and community notices in Lima Montana.
The author warns against public funds and government overreach that could stifle private businesses. They argue that while government involvement may seem easier, preserving free enterprise is the hard but necessary path for democracy to endure and citizens to stay independent.
The piece argues many wartime controls linger and some are being reintroduced for building materials. It urges Washington to reduce artificial limits by boosting production of scarce goods so price controls and shortages ease. Independent retailers warn continued controls threaten free enterprise and community welfare.
Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast traveled to Rochester Minnesota for Dan s medical treatment with no ailment decision yet. Mr and Mrs Greby visited in Butte on Saturday with Ben Christian staying with his sister Mrs Barney Bray. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Roland Rush and child who leave for Jamestown S Oak. Rev W H Bessire from Missoula set to lead service with baptism at 2 30 p m.
Eric Johnston president of the U S Chamber of Commerce shares about a 25 percent net profit before tax pool with workers in his Spokane plants. The plan aims to foster industrial democracy and could influence broader adoption amid labor disputes.
Carl and Adolph Pahnish were business visitors in the city yesterday from Grasshopper Valley.
Jess Owens and family hosted dinner at the F. M. Merrell home with Elva Marie and Ernest Calvert. Several couples and individuals visited Dillon and Butte for business and leisure, including trips to Fresno, Rochester, Salmon, and Rexhie area contacts.
The Montana Extension Service promotes two publications to aid veterans and others pursuing farming in Montana. Montana’s Agriculture outlines soil climate and farming opportunities, while Suggestions to Prospective Farmers offers nine tips for newcomers. Also issued is Planting and Care of Shelterbelt Trees with planting, shading, spacing, and cultivation guidance.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana notice is given by administrator F C McFadden for creditors and claimants against the estate of Joe Janecki to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. Dated December 31 1945 first publication January 9 1945.
The document records a Montana partnership of Joe G. White and June White doing business as Montana Auto Sales in Dillon Beaverhead County. It notes the fictitious name, residence, and principal place of business, with notary acknowledgment dated January 10, 1946, and notary G. T. Seal valid until March 6, 1948.
The fragment notes that the area should be cleaned before taking the machine out for the day’s work. It emphasizes clearing debris and ensuring a safe path for relocation. No additional names or locations are provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Nib returned Monday from California where they spent several weeks away.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. E. A. Cragholm left Friday for Memphis Tennessee after spending two weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peterson.
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