Why The Farmer Is Losing Out in Prosperous Times
The piece by Charles L. Faddis argues high wages and rising consumer costs, tax pressures, and distorted cattle markets hurt farmers. It traces wage-driven inflation, labor leadership influence, and the Taft Hartley Act, urging farmers to vote for honest dealers and unite on a practical farm program to improve their position.
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Shorthorn World
Charles L. Faddis
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania Farmer
Faddis
American Farm Bureau Federation Board
Labor
First Baptist Church Services Announced
The First Baptist Church invites members and visitors to Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Morning service at 11 a m. Evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Pastor Rev E W Goddrick leads worship at Examiner Printing Co job work.
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First Baptist Church
E. W. Goddrick
The
Examiner Printing Co
Service officer aids Montana veterans at Dillon
James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, visits Dillon each Thursday and offers free help on pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other benefits for ex servicemen through the Montana State employment service.
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James McCashin
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana State Employment Service
Wedding Anniversary Dinner Honors Pet ersons in Their 22nd Year
Wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. W L Peterson hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Munday at Mrs Emma Williamson’s home. Cards, visiting, and lunch featured. local notes include visits between Dell Lima and Missoula and several trips and medical updates.
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James Munday
W.L. Peterson
Emma Williamson
Dell and
Lima
Harry Allen
Butte
P. D. Peterson
Dell
Ageee Brown
Paul Garriett
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
E. B. Harkness
Dillon
Donald Tanner
Rigby
Idaho
Missoula
Anne McKenzie
Ralph Quigley
Dillion
Paul Martinell
Sheep Creek
Leslie McNinch
Betty Hoenstine
Earl Peterson
Wool sale reports first 1956 price in Montana
A White Sulphur Springs press report notes the first 1956 wool sale in central Montana at 1.25 dollars per pound clean delivered at Boston, representing 59 to 52 cents grease at shipper point. The sale included 10,000 fleeces from a leading flock in the White Sulphur Springs area, quoted by John Reichel of a Great Falls bank.
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Montana
Boston
White Sulphur Springs
John Reichel
Great Falls
February 15 Deadline Set for Car and Truck Licenses
County Treasurer Martha Greene announced that 564 car tabs and 400 truck tabs have been issued toward the 1955 plates. Vehicle owners face a February 15 deadline to have their licenses properly tabbed.
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Martha Greene
Greene
Notice to Creditors and Land Exchange Proposal in Dillon Montana
In Beaverhead County Montana the U S Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management issues a notice to creditors and potential objectors relating to Walter S Jones and Helga A Jones who seek to exchange listed tracts in exchange for a described city lot in Dillon Montana. The notice requires bona fide objections to be filed within 30 days of first publication with service on the applicants.
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Schulz & Davis
White Building
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Flora B. Wedum
J. C. Wedum
U. S. Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management, Land Office
Billings
Walter S. Jones
Helga A. Jones
T. S
Eney
Sey
T.Z.S
P. M
Poindexter
Washington Streets
City of
Poindexter and
Orr Normal
Poindexter Street
Washington and
Idaho Streets
John A Wood
Dillon Seeks Bids for 1953 International 2 Ton Truck and Packer
Dillon Montana city invites sealed bids by February 1 1956 5 00 PM for sale of a 1953 International 2 ton truck Model R 170 with Gar Wood 16 yard LP216 packer Serial C 384501. Bids may be cash sale price or deferred payment terms. Purchases viewable at city offices. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Don J Smith city attorney and ex officio city clerk.
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Dillon
Montana
Seids
A. D
Don J. Smith
Business Opportunity Ad from W.T. Rawleigh Co.
Rawleigh dealers wanted offer profits and credit products. Write W. T. Rawleigh, MTA-460-170, 1000 Third Street North, Minneapolis 1, Minn. For sale items include coal and wood kitchen range, oil heater, and 500 chick electric brooder. Phone 090-1-3. Call 3 pm to 6 pm.
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Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Company
1000
Third Street North
Minneapolis
Minn
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Examiner
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Seneca
John
London
Poitiers
J.v.clarke
Gordon Martinell
Harry Hoenstine
Kay
Golie Anderson
Anderson
Mary Ellen Wing
Jimmy Anderson
Idaho Falls
Gordon William
Gordon, Jr
Armstead Club
Annie McNinch
Pythian
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
District Court of the Fifth Judicial
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