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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1946

Page

6

Timberville Turkey Boom Lifts Local Prosperity in Virginia

In Timberville Virginia a town under 400 people hosts 175 000 to 200 000 turkeys and supports a thriving broiler plan built with local hatcheries feed firms and a share profit model. The Rockingham Poultry Marketing Co op and Mutual Cold Storage drive a year payroll over 250 000 with 200 plus local workers.

Timberville Rockingham County Sam Cox Rockingham Poultry Marketing Co-op Poultry Marketing

North Dakota Man Traps 200 Snakes From Single Den

Bryan Menzie of the soil conservation office recalls trapping more than 200 rattlesnakes in one den on the Bill Stanton ranch seven miles north of Chamberlain. Snake traps by Jackly Bruce Campbell and Merle Thompson caught over 100 rattlers in recent weeks after a fall haul of 125.

Chamberlain, S. D Bryan Menzie Soil Conservation Office Bill Stanton Chamberlain Jackly Bruce Campbell Merle Thompson Menzie

Paul Bunyan Plow Opens Deep Furrows in California

In San Diego California a gigantic Paul Bunyan plow is claimed as the largest in the world. The machine ferries four heavy tractors to pull a fur row three feet wide and six feet deep, turning over about three quarters of an acre per hour to restore fertility after a 1916 flood buried land with sand. The cost to bring fertile soil to the surface is estimated at 50 to 100 dollars per acre.

San Diego Calif California Paul Bunyan San Luis Rey

Ogallala Woman Sells 1903 Home For 5000

Mrs. Mary Hill, long-time resident of Ogallala Nebraska, recently returned to ORD to sell the former home she and her husband built in 1903 at a cost of 1700 dollars. She found a buyer quickly and sold the house for 5000 dollars after dwelling in it for 41 years.

Ord, Neb Mary Hill Ogallala Neb

Safest Town for Car Theft Recovery in 1945

Columbia, D C reports the nation’s highest car theft recovery rate at 90 percent for 1945, far above the 35 percent national average. The figure highlights Columbia’s efficiency in locating stolen automobiles.

Columbia D. C United States

High School Fishing Club Stirs Intercity Interest

In Dover New Hampshire Bernie Smith a high school teacher coaches a fishing squad that trains indoors and outdoors. He envisions fishing becoming an interscholastic sport with teams competing in fly tying fancy casting and fishing events across schools.

Dover N. H Bernie Smith Smith

Youthful Artists Show 1200 Pieces in Scholastic Exhibit

Pittsburgh hosts the national Scholastic Art Awards exhibit with about 1,200 works on display and over 600 awards given. Seventy seniors received scholarships to top American art schools as judges from Louis Slobodkin to Royal Farnum praised the talent.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute Louis Slobodkin Georges Schreiber Metropolitan Whitney Homer Saint Gaudens Royal Farnum Rhode Island School of Design Moise Smith Carnegie Institute of Technology Cass Technical High School Detroit Collier’s Magazine Sam Sarkisian Cleveland Ohio Rose A. Greco Endicott N. Y Doris Friedrich Denver Colorado Scholastic Scholastic Arts Magazine

Treatment Would Save Thousands Who Have Cancer

New York report from the American Cancer Society notes that about 50 000 of 175 000 annual cancer deaths could be prevented with early diagnosis and treatment. Surgery x ray and radium prove effective. skin cancer is 95 percent curable early. breast and lip cancers also highly curable with prompt care.

New York American Cancer Society

California Co-ops Gross 237.8 Million in 1949 Returns

Bureau of Internal Revenue data show California farmer co operatives classed as 201 entities reporting total gross income and receipts of 237.797 million dollars. National figures cite 5 223 former cooperatives with gross receipts of 3.020849 million dollars.

Washington Bureau of Internal Revenue Returns California

Aviation notes touch on airports and lobbying era

A survey of aviation notes mentions Crow Wing county airport near Brainerd Minnesota and other small field developments, airport leaders, and postwar aircraft sales. It also covers Washington lobbying dynamics, public interest in reform measures, and notable White House ceremonies tied to postwar reconversion.

Crow Wing Brainerd Minn Young Airfield Oxford N. C Jimmy O'Neill Fairhaven Alfred Ward Sr Johnson Kansas Flying Farmers Wadena Windsor Bertle County Jack Goldstein Harry Stubbs Spivey

Health bill debated as testimony cites nation needs

A Washington report outlines sweeping aims of the Wagner Murray Dingell national health bill. Proponents argue it would insure medical, surgical, hospital and dental care for all with shared costs, while critics call it socialistic and criticize current uninsured rates. The piece details dire counts of illness, lost work days, and gaps in public health staffing, urging comprehensive reform to give every child a healthy start.

Thomas Mechlin Virginia Quarterly Review Congress la Follette Sabath Illinois Mechlin OPA Taylor Idaho Senate Committee On Education and Labor American Medical Association

Barbs and Bold Ideas in a Nation's Mood

A satirical column notes 630 acres of U S forest, Browder’s plan to publish Russian books in New York, and asks if pro American Russians should publish in Moscow. The writer jokes about the Truman daughters and a Navy Cross remark amid wartime tone.

United States Earl Browder New York City Moscow Goldwyn Brooklyn Miss Truman Annapolis

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