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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1949

Page

5

Stillness and Song in Campus Arts Notes

Poems by Sammy E Solberg and Bud Swanson highlight Western Montana College broadcasts and readings. Chancellor George A Selke met with President Rush Jordan on campus May 31 to discuss building problems. A piano and vocal program by Ralph McFadden and Brinton Jackson is planned for June 5.

George A. Selke Western Rush Jordan Bud Swanson Western Montana College of Education KOPR Butte Marian Hanson Plentywood Hugh Simmons Dillon Frances McGowan Florence Fred Searle Jack Reiiwand Bill Jolly Ralph McFadden Brinton Jackson

Butte man named chief of state labor division

Robert C. Brown of Butte, field representative for the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, will take over Friday June 3 as chief of the state labor division. His appointment was made by Alfred R. Anderson, state commissioner of agriculture labor and industry. Orson praised Brown for honest fair leadership and wide respect among labor and employers, predicting proficient division operation.

Helena Robert C. Brown Butte International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Alfred R. Anderson Sidney Agriculture, Labor and Industry Orson Brown

Trolingers Visit Missoula Home of Stahls

Cecil Trolinger and his father Sam W. Trolinger of Missoula were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stahl Decoration ay.

Cecil Trolinger Sam W. Trolinger Missoula W. G. Stahl

Dellar Gordon of Armisead Spends Thursday in City

Dellar Gordon of Armisead spent Thursday in the city, a brief local movement noted without further details about purpose or accompanying events.

Dellar Gordon Armisead

Veterans Affairs Q and A column guides local veterans

A weekly column answers common veterans questions and directs readers to contact the nearest Veterans Administration unit for detailed information. The note encourages veterans to write or call the VA contact office in the area for assistance.

Veterans Administration

VA says GI death claims paid fast in Seattle district

VA reports about half of GI insurance death claims are settled in under 10 days after receipt of records in Seattle VA district office. Many balances are paid within 30 days. quicker payments occur when beneficiaries are designated and settlement preferences are given. Families should notify VA promptly after a veteran’s death and keep beneficiary information up to date in Seattle.

Veterans Administration District Office Seattle Pacific Northwest G.I

VA Reorganization Explained to Pacific Northwest Vets

The VA says reorganization does not affect G I insurance operations or death benefit servicing for dependents. Seattle district office continues handling these tasks and premium payments, with in person payments accepted at VA regional offices in Pacific Northwest states. Beneficiary designation for G I insurance remains open to any person, firm, or entity. Montana 4 H club girls submit records for National 4 H awards under the extension service supervision.

Pacific Northwest Veterans Administration Seattle Se Eer Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Alaska G.I Seattle VA T. W. Thompson Co-Operative Extension Service

Two Day Farm Institute In February At Billings

The Billings Commercial club will host a two day farm institute next February. Sessions run three hours each forenoon and afternoon daily. A get acquainted party is planned for the first night.

Billings Commercial Club

Prominent Laymen Form National Citizens Commission for Public Schools

A national Citizens Commission for the Public Schools formed amid a nationwide crisis, backed by Carnegie Corporation and the General Education Board. Harvard president James B. Conant lauded the move, which aims to coordinate local action, share information, and showcase community efforts to improve public education. The 28 initial members include leaders from media, business, law, and publishing, with headquarters at 2 West 45th Street, New York.

National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools Roy E. Larsen Time & Life James F. Brownlee OPA John A. Stevenson Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co Leo Perlis National Cio Community Services Committee National Citizens Commission Carnegie Corporation General Education Board James B. Conant Harvard University Commission Roy EB. Larsen West 45Th Street New York City Barry Bingham Louisville Courier-Journal and Times Stuart Bradley Louisiana Education Foundation New Orleans Janel F. Brownlee Cha Committee For Economic Development Fairfield Ithaca N. Y George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinions Bruce Gould Ladies’ Homeournal Lester B. Granger National Urban League Ralph A. Haywate Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co Robert Heller Robert Heller & Associates, Inc Cleveland Palmer Hoyt Denver Post Samuel A. Lewisohn Trustees Public Education &Association Walter Lippmann Washington, D. C Robert Littell Reader's Digest Stanley Marcus Exec V.P Nelman- Marcus Co Dallas James G. K. McClure Harry Sherman Louis B. Seltzer Cleveland Press Richard Joyce Smith Whitman, Ransom, Coulson & Goetz Treas Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co Philadelphia Charles Allen Thomas Monsanto Chemical Co St. Louis Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr U. S Mass Boston

Partners certify Montana restaurant and tavern venture

Certificate of partnership dated May 14 1949 declares Clyde H Mecham Bernice Mecham George F Moore and Margaret Roe Moore as partners in a business operating a restaurant motor court and tavern with principal place at 1344 miles south of Dillon Montana on U S Highway 91. Notary Leonard A Schulz confirms identities and execution in Beaverhead County Montana.

Clyde H. Mecham Bernice Mecham George F. Moore Margaret Roe Moore Montana Dillon Pipe Organ Lodge State OF Montana Leonard A. Schulz State

Beav erhead County Seeks Diesel Crawler Tractor Bids

The Beaverhead County Commissioners invite bids for a diesel crawler tractor of about 80 HP with starting engine, angle bull dozer, and double drum power control unit. Approx 31,000 pounds gross weight. Bids due June 7, 1949 at 2:00 p.m. in Dillon.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Dillon Beaverhead A. D State OF Parke T. Scott

Beaverhead County Seeks Diesel Motor Grader Bids

County Commissioners of Beaverhead County Montana solicit bids at the County Clerk's Dillon office on June 7 1949 for one 100 HP diesel motor grader with gasoline starting engine electric lights cab and scarifier attachment. bids may be accepted or rejected.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Dillon A. D Beaverhead State OF Parke T. Scott

Brannan Outlines Missouri River Basin Conservation Plan

The plan costs 3.092 billion dollars over 30 years and spans 10 states. It aims to curb erosion and weather damage by guiding farmers and ranchers to adopt soil protecting practices with federal and state cooperation and partial cost reimbursement for initial installations. A comprehensive soils survey and land use classification would ensure lands are put to best uses.

Department of Agriculture Chas. F. Brannan Brannan

Public notice in Montana court about quieting title

Summons for publication in Beaverhead County District Court. Mrs. Fred Miller sues Alo Quang and others unknown over lot one and two, block eight, Original Townsite of Dillon, seeking to quiet title. Defendant must answer within 20 days. failure leads to default judgment. Court date and clerk seal shown. attorney Leonard A. Schulz represents plaintiff.

District Court Judicial ‘District Montana Beaverhead Fred Miller Dillon A. D H. E. Contway

Certificate of Identity for Dell Mercantile in Dell Montana

Notarized certificate dated May 18 1949 identifies Charles Pilgrim as sole proprietor of Dell Mercantile Dell Beaverhead County Montana and notes principal place of business at Dell Montana. Notary Glenna Yonce affirms the document on January 4 1950.

Dell Beaverhead County State of Montana Dell Mercan Dell Mercantile Montana Charles Pilgrim County of Beaverhead Arles Tigrim Glenna Yonce State of Dillon

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