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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1942

Page

7

Army Draws Large Share of Nation's Doctors

The army seeks three to nine times more doctors per thousand soldiers than civilian areas. About 64 physicians per thousand serve, versus three in New York City and two-thirds per thousand in some rural zones. By 1940 there were 1,200 doctors. now about 15,000 serve with 16,000 more joining soon. The navy adds 10,000, totaling one-third of all U.S. physicians in military service.

America New York City Navy Washington American Medical Association Army United States Public Fiu Sweden

Migratory Bird Outlook Bright For Continent

The Fish and Wildlife Service reports favorable breeding conditions for migratory waterfowl on North American nesting grounds. About 100 million birds are estimated to have returned to nesting areas as data gathering continues under congressional mandate despite wartime program changes.

Fish and Fe Service Congress

Responsibility and Love in a 1919 Fairview Triangle

In 1919 Fairview, Anne Weston keeps Marion and Ed Reeves’s household afloat after their parents’ death. Bill Danniston loves Anne but seeks a marriage question he waits to ask, while Marion’s health strains the couple and Anne’s growing closeness to Bill challenges her loyalties. Anne leads, Bill waits, and the era’s hopes hinge on love’s pull.

Marilyn Miller Flo Ziegfeld Sally United States Marion Weston Edmond Reeves Bill Danniston Anne Weston Anne Fairview High School Bill Weston Marion Ed Reeves New York Chance Dan Smith Henry Blossom Fairview National Bank Agatha Milburn Amos Weston Wilson League of Nations Warren Gamallal Harding Long Island Marlon Fairview Reeves St. Mary’s Hospital Anita

Montana Officials Elect Officers at Missoula Convention

Ben Zimmerman named president of Roosevelt county as Montana Association of County Commissioners elects officers. W J Fouse, B N H McCarty, and William Brown chosen for top posts as convention selects Billings for 1943 gathering. Resolutions favor war effort, tax shifts, and funding for counties and dependent children.

Montana Association of County Commissioners Ben Zimmerman Roosevelt County Missoula W. J. Fouse Carbon County B. NH. McCarty Big Horn County William Brown Lewis and Clark County Montana Association of County Treasurers Billings Fern L. Hurst Carter County Stephen Weber Valley County George Massingwill Glacier County F. L. Parker Wibaux County T. Chase Patrick Senate Indorsement of Montanans, Inc

Tax Collections Rise Across Montana Counties in 1941 Half-Year

Montana counties report higher tax receipts for the second half of 1941 than the same period in 1940. The state notes continued growth in collections as Pay Day Bond Day emphasizes saving.

Montana

Mineral Resource Survey Certified as Defense Project

The Montana mineral resources survey based at the Montana School of Mines has been designated a national defense project. Joseph E. Parker received the certificate from O. W. Schoenfelder, with key personnel including Dr. Francis A. Thomson and Carl J. Trauerman detailing ongoing work on mining directories, oil and gas data, and historical mine records.

School OF Mines Thomson Montana Mineral Resources Survey Montana School of Mines Joseph E. Parker WPA O. W. Schoenfelder Project Control Division Francis A. Thomson Carl J. Trauerman Butte Cecil R. Waldron Roy H. Earhart Montana E. B. Emrick Conrad Emrick Mineral Resources Survey Metallurgical 8. R. B. Cooke Mining Association of Montana Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology Reconstruction Finance Corp

Tick Fatality in Ouray Cabin Fire

Dominik Sighal died after a wood tick embedded in his shoulder in Ouray Colorado. While attempting to burn out the tick his clothing caught fire and his clothing burned away except for his socks and shoes as he fled his cabin.

Dominik Sighal Ouray Colo

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