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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1957
Page
5
A cryptic line lists numbers and values likely from a ledger or financial note. It shows amounts such as 83.00 and 3.50 with negative entries and a 2.00 figure, plus a 5.00 item. No names or dates are readable to identify context.
Readers deride the 1957 standard plates as plain and unattractive likening them to Utah's. Citizens urge preserving Montana's unique plate outline as effective state advertising, while noting Governor Aronson's push for higher highway advertising budgets to compete for tourism.
The Governors message to the Legislature urges reexamining expenditures and requests for appropriations before seeking new revenue. It notes departments often demand more than anticipated and calls for tough-mindedness, better services for less money, and adopting some industry methods. It ends with a hopeful prompt to dream but stay practical.
The Jayettes defeated Dillon Electric 3-1 with scores 752 749 758 and 2253 to 2222 while Clark from Bakery rolled a 193 high game. Grogan’s Groggery swept Beaver head Bar Supply 4-0 with 719 733 763 and 2215 to 2121. Simpson of the…
A detailed score roundup from multiple leagues shows Wheeler Inn gals defeating Eliel’s 769 702 and 720 727. Various teams sweeped the Vigilante League, State Bar, Treasure State League and City League with high individual scores led by Jack’s Market and others. Also listed are Farm Service applications and ASC forms guidance for wheat base acreage eligibility.
February 4 marks the final day for Montana farmers to apply for 1957 wheat farm allotments. State official Leo S. Kolstad notes eligibility includes farms with no wheat grown for grain in 1954 1955 or 1956 but will be seeded this spring. Each application must cover an entire farm, not just a nonwheat tract.
A group of old-time friends including former schoolmates gathered at the McCracken home last Thursday night to honor Mrs. Lawrence G. Fenner of Pasadena California. Mrs. Fenner, formerly Mary Ruth Innes of Dillon, enjoyed a social evening with reminiscences and dessert hosted by Mrs. Harvey Sorenson and Mrs. T Lee McCracken.
House and Garden adviser Beatrice West urges planning from the roof down to color a house. She notes three factors size and architecture, roof materials, and location, plus tips to break up bulk with contrasting yet harmonizing hues.
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