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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

5

Wise River Visitors and Local Visitors From Dillon

Mrs Verne Stanchfield and children visited friends on the Wise River. Numerous residents and guests from Butte and Anaconda spent weekends and days in Dillon and at local homes for visits, business, and shopping.

Verne Stanchfield Dillon Floyd Thompson Butte Wise River Mike Healy Colonel Combs Tex Clark Farnham al Muchmore Frankie Patty Ida Warden Tom Pendergast Mr. Beach Pendergast Walter Goose Dan Pendergast Tommy Danny Wisdom Sherman Dodgson Highland Mine W.R. Allen Gloria Billy Alvin Thorson Bob Ronald Husted Ranch Tom Chapman Ben Mallon Leslie Jones Donald Duane Ellwood Howard Johnson Bear Gulch Neil Sullivan Sullivans Floyd Miller Gerry Anaconda Fred Miller Steeley Patterson Lon Tuckett Monay Jack O’brien Joe Reese Mallon Mr. Combs Thursay Pinedale Frank Husted Bob Stanchfield Frank Dodgson Highland Friay Byron Jennings Alder Creek Dick Thomas Dee Stockton Fred Gill Davey Wim Patterson Murray Hospital Patterson George Loughridge

Producers Furnish Turkeys For Troops

Cooperation by turkey producers to furnish 8,000,000 pounds of turkeys for the Army ends the WF order. Remainder hens go to regular trade channels and are moving to market faster than usual because of the feed situation.

Cattle turnover and thinning tips in Montana farming guides

An analysis from Montana State College shows dairy herds culled mainly for low production, with about 2.5 percent churn monthly. The piece also covers garden thinning guidance, vegetable preservation for wartime use, and tips from horticulturist E. E. Isaac and authors Dr Jessie E. Richardson and Helen L. Mayfield on canning and storage.

Bozeman Dairy Association J. O. Tretsven Montana State College Tretsven Montana E. E. Isaac Isaac Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Jessie E. Richardson Helen L. Mayfield

Beaverhead County Eyes Fifth War Loan Support

Beaverhead residents are urged to buy bonds as part of the Fifth War loan drive. Officials note past success in bond sales and pledge no rallies due to travel and spring farm work. Two bombs on display at local banks invite buyers to sign them, with funds totaling $225 000 in E F and G bonds and $205 000 in corporation bonds.

Beaverhead Beaverhead County Hawkins State Bank & Trust Company First National Bank

Jean Troupe Installed as Rainbow Head

The ceremony installed Jean Troupe as Rainbow Head. The choir includes Jean Hillstead Shirley Camp Peggy Smith Margaret Death Joanne Shaw and Donna Carrigan. A featured program directed by Mrs Iva Orr presented a song skit by John Sanner with Ardella Sanner, an accordion piece by Ardella and Regina Melton, Evelyn Gregg reading, and solos by Alice Davis with Vera Cooke Hazel.

Warner Jean Hillstead Shirley Camp Peggy Smith Margaret Death Joanne Shaw Donna Carrigan Iva Orr John Sanner Ardella Sanner Regina Melton Evelyn Gregg Alice Davis Vera Cooke Hazel

Rationing Reminders for Meats Fats Sugar and Gasoline

Public notice outlines stamp validity for Meats and Fats A8 through T8 indefinite V8 entries pertinent from June 4. Processed Foods Blue stamps A8 through V8 remain indefinitely. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 40 details five pounds limits and future validity. Gasoline A 11 coupons valid through June 21. Shoes airplane stamps 1 and 2 remain indefinite.

Family Visitors From Big Hole Basin

Mr and Mrs Herb Armitage Miss Hallie Stephans and Mrs Dorothy Christiansen visited Sunday from the Big Hole basin.

Herb Armitage Hallie Stephans Dorothy Christiansen Big Hole Basin

Dillon clubs host dessert bridge and meetings

Society notes report a dessert bridge at the Country Club hosted by Mrs. Virginia Stephan and Mrs. Alma McArthur with Marian Stephan high, Ivor Ravvan second, and Roscoe Cornell low. Better Homes and Home Arts and Alter Guild groups held meetings at local homes. Officers named for the Dillon Homemakers club. Mrs. A. S. Johnson elected president with Mrs. Wilbur Tash as vice president and Miss Adams as secretary treasurer. A Mills noted no hostess luncheon. Farmers receive notice that steel tractor tires will be scarce as production shifts to rubber tires for military and domestic use. large tires only for new tractors or replacements for now.

Country Club Virginia Stephan Alma McArthur Marian Stephan Ivor Ravvan Roscoe Cornell A. S. Johnson Dillon Homemakers Club Mille Adams W. J. Bierrum Eleanor Nelson Wilbur Tash Miss Adams

John W. Roberts Returns From Farragut Construction Work

John W. Roberts has returned from Farragut where he has been employed in construction work.

John W. Roberts Farragut

Supervisor Willey Undertakes Beaverhead Forest Inspection

Supervisor W. B. Willey visits the Big Hole district of Beaverhead National Forest for an inspection trip this week, reviewing management practices and site conditions with local rangers.

W. B. Willey Big Hole Beaverhead National Forest

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