City approves Smiths Second Addition and bonds planned
City council approved Smiths Second Addition eight acres east of the current limits pending county action. The body began selling 200000 dollars in bonds for Special Improvement District No 18 to pave 3.8 miles of streets. A temporary halt on district expansion and rules on city equipment use were also discussed.
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Board of County
Dillon
Smith
H. L. Steele
Western College
California
Arizona
Nevada
East Side
Union Pacific Railroad
Atlantic Street
W. H. Lloyd
Street and Water Commissioner
Leo Williams
P. J. Lovell
W. G.ehilbert Alm
Auxiliary Choses Honor Night and Poppy Day Success
The Dillon Auxiliary notes Tallent’s advancement to junior past president at installation. Mrs. Ben Davis reports a successful Poppy Day with thanks to two local 4 H groups for selling poppies. Mrs. Davis praises the parade and commemorates the efforts of Marie and Dorothy Rebich and Rudy Kruljac.
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Carol Ann Dyer
Paul Bramsman Jr
Donnie Smith
Wright
Wheat marketing quotas set for 1958 crop vote
Bay announced discounts of 20 cents per bushel on 23 varieties deemed undesirable and noted no premiums for them. Beaverhead growers will vote June 20 on adopting marketing quotas for the 1958 crop in a nationwide referendum. The 1957-58 supply is about 1,825 million bushels, roughly 56 percent above the normal 1,170 million.
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Bay
Secretary of Agriculture
Soil Bank
Beaverhead
No Comment on 1957 Budget Cuts and Likely Congressional Action
The article notes that any reduction in new appropriations for the 1957 fiscal year will save taxpayers later. Congress aims to finish the budget by June 30. The House Appropriations Committee reports 11 regular budget bills cut by about 4.04 billion dollars from requests, with more cuts possible on mutual security and other fiscal bills.
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Supreme Court
General Motors-DuPont
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Burton
Frankfurter
Director of Post Office Spotlight and Career Highlights
Cleveland born official rose from captain to colonel directing postal service for 3.5 million troops during World War II. He later led Portland regional operations, becoming regional director in 1955. He and his wife live with three children at 8011 S E 35th Avenue Portland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Portland
Schwartz
Ing
Eisenhower
S. E. 35Th Avenue
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Freeman — Leverenz
Nice
H-Bar C, Pendleton
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Nocona
ACME
DOBBS
McCracken Bros
H&s
E. Glendale
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