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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

2

Wheat Growers to Vote on Quotas in July 23 Referendum

The 1955 wheat program calls for a July 23 vote on acreage allotments and marketing quotas. Cross compliance will apply to farms with larger diversions to meet price support rules, with a total acreage allotment for farms exceeding 10 acres diversion. County ASC offices will distribute notices and details are provided by state and county Stabilization and Conservation offices.

Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Benson ASC

Bank statement sworn by officers in Beaverhead County

The document shows total liabilities and capital accounts of 3 859 466 76 with assets pledged or assigned for liabilities. It records officers I W Refs Vice President and Cashier and directors Mansfield H T Anders and Dorothy M Dyka Notary Public with a 1954 date and a 1955 expiry for the notary commission.

Lem . Rees I. W Dorothy M. Dyka

Two Beaverhead Students Join Junior Red Cross Flight

Martha Dingley and Marty Remely of the county high school Junior Red Cross council leave Thursday for Flathead Jake to attend the training center July 1 to 10. Each year Beaverhead Chapter sends two high school students to the center for instruction and recreation with about 300 students from Washington Idaho and Montana in attendance.

Junior Red Cross Martha Dingley Marty Remely Junior Red Cross Council Flathead Jake Junior Red Cross Training Center Beaverhead Chapter American Red Cross Training Center Washington Idaho Montana

Tash Advances to Aviation Structural Mechanic Third Class

William T. Tash, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Tash Sr., of Route 2 Dillon, advances as aviation structural mechanic third class USN. He serves at U S Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Washington, earned by navy wide competitive exams and demonstrated proficiency and leadership.

Wm. T. Tash Washington, D.C Bureau of Naval Personnel USN William T. Tash Harry S. Tash Route 2 Dillon U. S. Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Wash

Birch Creek School term ends and early education history noted

The Birch Creek district reports a successful first term under Mr. E E Paxson with pupils achieving top attendance and high class standing. The article recalls early school buildings, teachers, census work, and the evolution of the district before 1884, alongside reflections on milk nutrition and cheese consumption.

Dillon Tribune Birch Creek EE. Paxon Frank Swartz Chris Maurer John Bradwell Mattie Bradwell Willie Bradwell Fred Oliver Delos Oliver Horace Willis Earnest Hopp Idonia Haining Dora Willis Theo Wilson Sadie Graeter Poindexter A. H. Prench Old Tribune W H. Oliver Smith and Paxon Hopp Ranch Everett Erastus Paxon Lost Creek Rock Bryan Ranch Hogback Bishop Lane Glendale Dillon the Tribune Idoma Haining Oliver's Field Everett Paxon Green & Walters John Gannon Territorial EE. Paxson James Carter Elizabeth Sutherland Millie Coffin West Bridwell

Milk and calcium importance for strong teeth and bones

The article argues against cutting dairy to save money, highlighting milk as the best calcium source. It notes that humans absorb only about 20 to 30 percent of dietary calcium and explains ongoing research into why absorption and retention are imperfect. Milk and dairy are emphasized as essential calcium foods.

Montana State Letter Highlights Weather and Crop Progress

Cool weather in late spring slowed crop growth across Montana while the winter wheat crop shows record potential in major producing areas. Spring wheat is rated good to excellent. weed control and beet thinning continue as summer farming proceeds. John Bielenberg named State Water Conservation board Rural Electrification engineer, succeeding James Garrison who joins the federal REA. May employment lags 1952 and 1953 levels, though industrial jobs rose from April. unemployment remains higher, with totals at 152,000 in May.

Helena Montana Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service John Bielenberg Rural Electrification Department State Water Conservation Board Bielenberg James Garrison Federal Rural Electification Administration Garrison Beaverhead Bill Garrison Glen J Hugo Aronson Unemployment Compensation Commission Wesley Castles Castles

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Dillon Examiner Nosette Gompbeliss United States Federal Reserve Bank Correct — Auer W. Hawkin Ines ‘ Mansfield H. T. Anders State of Montana Ilsties Oo Serences Veneraees Ccoa Capital First National Bank Cem Perlan Northwest Bancorporation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J. W. Sutherland Ohio By Lara B. Penwell Wyler Stamm Jewelers Snake Butte Glasgow Courter Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Fort Peck Dam Gros Ventres Gros Butte Gros Ventre Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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