Dillon Sports Fans Anticipate Local Gridiron Season
Hot July days fail to cool Dillon spirits as Ben Tyrand paces the sidelines awaiting a full rundown of high school and college football prospects. Golf thrives with 40 members at Dillon Country Club while ski plans loom for Elkhorn.
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Dillon
Ben Tyrand
Mamma
Papa
Dillon Country Club
Parliament of
Scotland
Walter Brundage
Paul Puyear
Ben Redd
Leonard Schulz
Warren
Elkhorn
Chuck Burgess
Powell County High School
Bern Davis
Limeade concentrates fuel Florida citrus shift in industry
The article describes limeade concentrate development from Florida oranges, noting eightfold and sixteenfold concentrates, space and shipping savings, and a 35fold version for submarines. It cites British limeys and a Montana State College Family Life conference held in Bozeman with Marilyn Mockel on the honor roll, plus 4 H leaders, and notes next year’s event plans.
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Montana State College
Bozeman
Grandma
Grandad
Marilyn Mockel
Dillon
Martha Hawksworth
Sylvia Ibey
Verna Marie Jenkins
Russell
Mollie Smart
Rhode Island University
VA extends delimiting date for dental benefits aid
The Veterans Administration announces a new delimiting date of December 31, 1954 for service connected noncompensable dental conditions, applying only to that group and excluding compensable cases and aggravated disabilities. One time dental treatment may be obtained via VA clinics or private dentists, with three exceptions.
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Independent Offices
Veterans Administration
Marias River Diversion Marks Tiber Dam Extension
Montana state and federal officials report the Marias river diverted to allow the Tiber dam extension. Diversion channels flow through a dike section as the valley prepares for the project. Also noted are pay raise plans for state education officials, a cow moose drowning her calf in Glacier National Park, and a fire insurance agreement shifting 90 percent of coverage to stock companies. Rain improves crops across the state with wheat filling heads and alfalfa harvest inching forward amid rust and beetworm concerns.
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United Press
Marias River
Great Falls
Bureau of Reclamation
Tiber Dam
Montana
Montana Association of Insurance Agents
Montana Association of Mutual Agents
Helena
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Montana Supreme Court Invalidates State Photography License Law
The Montana Supreme Court ruled three to one that the state's photography licensing law is unconstitutional. In State of Montana versus John Gleason and companion State of Montana versus Jack Canfield, the court found Chapter 37 of 1937 laws violates Article III sections 3 and 27 and the 14th Amendment. Gleason and Canfield were convicted of practicing photography without a license and fined $50 each.
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Montana Supreme Court
State of Montana
John Gleason
Jack Canfield
District Court of
Flathead County
Gleason
Sheridan County
United States
Gleason and Canfield
Second Largest Montana Wheat Crop Estimated
Montana crops and livestock report and the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimate a total 97,394,000 bushels for 1955 wheat. If realized, the spring and winter wheat crop would be the second largest on record, with spring wheat down 27 percent but higher yield per acre. Spring wheat 66,044,000 bushels. winter wheat 31,350,000 bushels.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington
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Hess
Dillon, Montana
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Green’s Shoe Service
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The
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Congress
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State Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
Miss Condon
West Glacier
Glacier Park Lake
Wyler Incaflex
Stamm Jewelers
Fairbanks-Morse
Luebben
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