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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1949
Page
4
The newspaper will publish a weekly column answering frequent Veterans Administration questions. Veterans should contact or write to the nearest VA unit for detailed information.
Thirteen percent of all veterans are training in schools and on the job under the G I Bill and Public Law 16. The figure reflects participation in federal education and job programs for veterans.
Machinery listing includes 2 D-7 Caterpillar tractors with dozers 1 H D 10 Allis Chalmers crawler with dozer 150 2 bulldozer units for H D 10 and D 7 cat 8 9 10 12 ft New Towner offset discs Also buying square mouth ewes Trade possible Ranch about 10 miles east of Dillon
A VA study of 2 535 385 veterans in all training found 340 876 were farm trainees. On farm training blends class work with supervised farm duties and offers subsistence allowances from 65 to 67 50 dollars without dependents up to 97 50 dollars with more than one dependent, depending on hours of instruction.
A veteran with 30 percent service connected disability is not eligible for extra compensation for dependents. Additional pay for dependents requires a disability rating of at least 60 percent.
Garfield County high school trustees explain a report error by the Montana Taxpayers' association overstated the 1947 48 cost per pupil at 514 dollars. The board says the reserve fund was mis included in the budget sent to the association and the actual budgeted amount was 40170 dollars.
Before the judge could act Windy Taylor jokes with the antenna connection claiming he can fix it. The scene shows a tense moment as a potential repair turns playful.
The Montana Supreme Court denied a rehearing on the 6 percent excise tax case, ruling the levy a sales tax unconstitutional. The decision, after Irving Lindeen of Butte challenged the tax, changed all instances of excise to sales in the opinion.
Robert N. Johnstone, pastor, announces Sunday school at 10 a m with Alfred Graesser as superintendent and a morning service at 11 a m featuring the sermon This Is Our Faith. A week at the summer camp will provide highlights and inspiration for youth. Public is invited. BILLINGS Great Western Sugar reports an excellent beet crop for 1949 with 20 000 acres planted and district manager R L Kimmons noting it as the best in two years.
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