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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
3
Beaverhead County Agent notes farmers and ranchers must apply between July 1 and September 30, 1957 for a 2 cent per gallon federal gas tax refund on farming use. Claims cover July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957. Keep accurate records of farm and custom operator gasoline. Forms available at the county extension office by July 1.
New pastures require careful establishment with light grazing after reaching 12 inches. Avoid grazing before Aug 15 and after Sep 15. clip weeds if no nurse crop. Nurse crop pastures need frequent irrigation during growth and after crop removal to boost seedling vigor.
Do not neglect the air cleaner on a heavily used tractor. A dirty cleaner can push dirt into the engine, causing poor compression, worn valves, damaged bearings, and high fuel use. Maintain the right oil weight and service daily in normal conditions, twice daily when dusty.
Merle Lyda recently completed studies at Montana State College this spring and plans to serve Bea verhead County as county agent at large. He previously joined the Marine Corps while in college and has a wife and an eight month old daughter. The family resides at the Norman Nelson ranch west of Dillon in Carbon County.
Lush pastures raise overeating disease risk in young lambs and vaccines or serums offer protection. Vaccines build lasting immunity by triggering antibody production, while serums provide immediate but short term defense. Grounding electrical gear is essential to prevent hazards, especially in damp areas and when using three prong plugs that rely on proper grounding systems.
Mrs Naomi Lenox Selfridge, a Dillon native long resident of Seattle, died May 29. Her funeral was June 1 at Mountlake and burial followed in Holyrood cemetery. Survived by three daughters, three sisters, seven grandchildren. sister-in-law Mrs George H Lenox of Dillon.
Mrs Roy Ford in Jackson area reports to Japan with Commander Glenn Darst and family visiting relatives in Dillon and Sacramento before Glenn’s two year posting. Twenty-five relatives shared a dinner at Jack Shepherd home as Darst’s family travels from Wisconsin to Sheridan Wyoming.
Mrs Ford recovers from appendectomy and dines with Mrs Pendergast. Father Sullivan conducts Catholic services. Kenneth and Missoula Sanders visit the Hirschy home along with Frank Thebado and Mrs Thebedo. Mrs Brian Smith recuperates in Ogden after surgery. Families and guests travel between Dillon, Missoula, Hamilton, and Salt Lake for weddings, work, and reunions.
Earl H. Jackson, 41, pleaded guilty to first degree burglary in district court before Judge Philip C. Duncan. He was arrested after a radio alert and confessed to stealing tools from multiple sites in Dillon two weeks earlier. Jackson began an eight year term at Deer Lodge after being returned to state custody.
Mrs McClintock and Mrs Harri son are sisters. Mr and Mrs Drumm of Bloomsburg and Mr and Mrs McClintock and Mrs Drumm are linked by family. Mr and Mrs Pat O Leary of Butte were Sunday guests at the Biaz Sugar home for a Swamp Creek picnic. A Florida arrival report says the Sages reached Jacksonville where weather was mild. Mrs Ford will resume writing next week.
Officials say any nitrate above one percent in total ration can cause trouble on farms. Authorities emphasize careful feed testing to prevent livestock issues and potential losses.
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