McQuiston Drops Shoulder After Truck Spill Near Melrose
Mr. O G McQuiston slipped in his truck while feeding cats last week and fell injuring his shoulder. Tom Connor of Melrose helped by taking him to Barrett hospital where doctors reset the shoulder and Glen McQuiston kept feeding cattle. Memorial services are planned for Neil Blunk of the USS Pennsylvania, with sympathies extended to Mrs Raymond Gransberg.
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Mee
Tom Connor
Melrose
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Glen
Anaconda
Barrett Hospital
Raymond Gransberg
Neil Blunk
Pennsylvania
Gransberg
B. Y. Thorpe
Seattle
Marie McLean
Missoula
Skiing Draws Large Crowd At Polaris Slide
On Sunday a large crowd enjoyed the slide at Polaris with some night skiing on Friday. Snow conditions are good and the road stays open by Jack Miller. Forest Service business trips and visits from nearby towns are noted, including Kalitowski from Jackson to Elkhorn Springs and various local residents touring Dillon and Missoula. Temperatures dip to 20 below with Polaris reading 28 below.
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Harrison Ranch
Missoula
Erwin Marchesseau
Dillon
Dale Pettit
Bill Harrison
J. D. Harrison
Bob Harrison
Inventory Pads and Special Columns at the Examiner
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are stocked at the Examiner office. The note indicates updated supplies for clerical and accounting tasks.
Tax Burden and Government Growth Critique Speech
The speaker awards a 4-H wristwatch to Chester Downing and critiques rising federal spending. He cites that 30 percent of income goes to taxes, argues big centralized government kills incentives, and warns of growing Washington bureaucracy, debt, and entangling subsidies. He urges budget reform and constitutional limits to curb debt and preserve liberty.
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Seasonal layoffs ease Montana unemployment this winter
M. Joe Miller, chairman of the unemployment compensation commission, says December and early January layoffs reduced jobs but kept unemployment lower than usual. He notes 6,900 job seekers in Montana employment offices on December 26, versus 8,500 a year earlier and 10,800 two years prior.
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M. Joe Miller
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Miller
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