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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1953
Page
4
The American Foundation for Animal Health calls a national campaign to eradicate brucellosis from beef cattle and dairy herds. Officials say county or state wide programs are needed with blood tests milk ring tests quarantines and calfhood vaccination to stop spread.
The piece analyzes how Republican discipline frayed during the push to extend the excess profits tax, highlighting intra party rifts led by Reed and wary leaders Halleck and Martin. It notes the balance between party unity and individual advancement as Eisenhower’s administration presses for a budget driven approach and signals potential future clashes over Taft Hartley, immigration, and Bricker amendments.
Asa Willard of Missoula thanks J C Lately for a Gettysburg piece and shifts to Antietam. The 1862 clash near Sharpsburg involved 152000 Americans and Confederates, ending as a tactical draw though Lee’s Maryland campaign failed. Northern victory framing contrasts with Lee’s later successes at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg.
Sheriff Paul H Temple announces a sheriff s sale of the Jack Lode Mining Claim formerly Traderhorn in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. The sale is July 29 1953 at 2 pm at the court house front door cash terms. Also includes an advertisement seeking a partner for a Spudnut franchise store in Dillon with proven profits and community appeal.
Glen community gossip highlights visitors Janet Johnson from Dillon and Roberta Driscoll from Butte. Dan F Piccone and family returned from a Black Hills trip. Edna Schuller of Butte visits Effie Cocanougher. A Union Pacific rail gang repairs 133 pound rails near Glen. a Bake Sale at Farmers Union station in Dillon funds are listed. Civil War musings discuss McClellan and Lee at Antietam with strategic implications.
Beaverhead Soil Conservation District voters must be landholders within the district boundaries to elect three supervisors on July 1, 1953 between 1 pm and 5 pm. Polling places include Armstead Dell Lima Delin Fort Bert others. Absentee ballots available by writing to Arthur Christensen Box 132 Dillon MT.
A travel snapshot recalls a hotel scene after a business trip. The writer describes arriving late to a town with no desk clerk, a sign reading Gone to bed. Rooms $3. Take a key. Pay when you leave. Sleep Well.
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