Dillon Local Items Curio of Dillon social notes and visits
Dillon residents share visits travel and family news. Frank Thibaudau and daughter from Great Falls depart after a visit with Dr. R D Curry. Frame of Glen reports alfalfa harvest progress. Carter family moves to Pomona California. Mead family welcome newborn Shelley Lynn in Seattle with Kathy. Andreas Tarr Santa Ana and Gilbert family host trout fishing trips. Moon visits Dillon on way to Lima from Wallace. Pyeatt family from Tustin visit. Edna Moe tours California and Washington. Robins and Meades along with pastors, square dancing, and local gatherings described. Senator Brenner reports good hay and early cutting.
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Frank Thibaudau
Great Falls
R. D. Curry
Ennis
Madison River
Glen
Dillon
Frame
Guy L. Carter
Port Orchard
Wash
Pomona
Calif
Sylvester P. Meadere
Sylvestr B. Meade
Seattle
Shelley Lynn
Kathy
Nathan Tarr
Santa Ana
John H. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Ruby
Tarr
Paul
Ray Martinell
Dell
Viola Sweeney
Sheep Creek
J. O. Melton
Dead Man
Micheal McLaren
R. H. McLaren
Helena
Paul Boetticher
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Lake Louise
Leonard Kesel
Joly
Helen Plant
Idaho Falls
Riverside Farm Bureau
City Hall
Harold K. Emerson
Mark
Joel
Lorey
Rickey
Emerson
First Lutheran Church
Chris Peterson
Wilber Squires
Squires
B. A. Risley
Salem
Oregon
Jack Brenner
Horse Prairie
Bostwick Wins ICC Decision for Interstate Freight
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Gerald H. Bostwick of Dillon Montana to expand motor freight service from Butte to Idaho Falls Idaho. Earlier he could haul only to the Idaho line. The order was effective immediately after a Jan 24 25 Helena hearing where protests from Consolidated Freightways Garrett Freight Lines and Union Pacific Railroad were heard.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gerald H. Bostwick
Dillon
Montana
ICC
Bostwick
Butte
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho Line
Joint Board
Helena
Consolidated Freightways
Garrett Freight Lines
Union Pacific Railroad
Legion Conducts Veteran’s Funeral Today
Charles Kutcher a Dell ranch worker and World War I veteran died Saturday at Barrett Hospital. Beav erhead Post American Legion will conduct a 2 PM funeral with military honors. Kutcher born in Wisconsin in 1891. He worked for the Rock Island Company at the Dell ranch.
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Charles Kutcher
Dell
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Kutcher
Wisconsin
Rock Island Company
Veterans VA loan information and deadlines update
A weekly Veterans Administration briefs column invites veterans to contact local VA offices for loan options. Direct home or farm loans allowed. direct business loans not. GI loan applications from widows must be filed by July 25 1958. Korean conflict loans by February 1 1965.
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Veterans Administration
Widows May Claim GI Loan Entitlement After Veteran Death
The Veterans Administration notes that widows of World War II or Korea veterans with service connected deaths may be eligible for a GI loan even if the veteran had a loan previously. If the widow is an eligible veteran herself, she does not gain extra rights from her husband’s death. In some areas, eligible widows may obtain VA direct loans.
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Veterans Administration
Korea
Five VA letter tips for veterans claims
The Veterans Administration offers five guidance points for veterans writing in with claims. Include the state VA regional office, full name and current address with any change, and the old address if applicable. Provide a C number or rank, rating, and service serial number. Include GI insurance policy number if relevant.
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Veterans Administration
Washington, D.C
Health Cracks
A reflective note on human luck and resilience as nature tests endurance and the threshold between stability and vulnerability. The piece uses metaphor to question how people respond when fortune begins to fail.
TALK IS CHEAP PROMISES OFTEN BROKEN IN DAILY LIFE
A reflection on how promises are easy to make but hard to keep as some individuals repeatedly vow commitments that vanish when tested. The piece contrasts intention with action and warns about unreliable talk.
Cooling Rams for Better Ewe Conception Rates
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports that keeping rams in cool quarters during summer can improve the conception rate of ewes bred early in the season.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Embargoes Hit U.S. Pork Over Animal Disease Fears
Several foreign countries maintain embargoes on U. S. pork due to fears that viruses from cholera and vesicular exanthema in these products could spread diseases to their livestock.
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U. S
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Twin Bridges
Claude Devaney
Mesa
Arizona
Henrietta Wyatt
Deer Lodge
Legion
Jeep
FC-170
Willys
Davis Motor CO
Washington and Helena
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