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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

Page

9

Montana Livestock Hearing Delayed for Lewistown Market

A public hearing by the Montana livestock commission in Lewistown on a sanitary complaint against the Lewistown Livestock Market was continued to July 11. State Veterinarian Dr. H F Wilkins alleged Regulation 36 violations for inadequate paving and concrete drains at the market. the Lewistown yard had operated under an expired extension.

Montana Livestock Commission Lewistown Ralph Miracle Commission H. F. Wilkins Sani

Montana Veterinary Medical Association elects leaders

George A. Morrison of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana Veterinary Medical Association at its Helena convention. He succeeds George Wright of Billings. H. W. Jacobson of Havre is vice president and E. A. Tunnicliff of Bozeman is re elected secretary. Gillen C. Halyer of Glendive joins the executive committee.

George A. Morrison Great Falls Montana Veterinary Medical Association Helena Morrison George Wright Billings H. W. Jacobson Havre E. A. Tunnicliff Bozeman Gillen C. Halyer Glendive

Ninety eight year old Herman Gertson dies in Havre

Ninety eight year old Herman Gertson who first employed summer fallow methods in northern Montana died in a Havre hospital last week. A native of Hanover Germany he came with his family to Hill county in 1917 from Wash county.

Havre Herman Gertson Montana Hanover Germany Gertson Hill County Wash

Veteran Kansas cattleman, widower with long marriage, dies

A long-time veterinarian and early cattleman in Kansas and Texas died after a 70 year marriage. Surviving are his widow, five sons, two daughters, 20 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The obituary notes his pioneering work in summer fallow methods and his extensive family.

Ington Kansas Texas

Second state health conference to be held at Montana State College

Bozeman reports the second state conference of the community organization for health will take place on the Montana State College campus from July 14 to 16. It features expert speakers round table discussions and field trips highlighted by the July 15 banquet with toastmaster Dr Francis I Livingston of Helena, director of the dental division of the state board of health.

Bozeman Community Organization For Health Montana State College Francis I. Livingston Helena State Board of Health

Lewistown Adds 60 Thousand Dollar Aeronautics Station

Lewistown proceeds with a $60,000 aeronautics communication station at the airfield to be finished in 90 days. The facility will include the station an auxiliary power unit storage units and centralized control. Currently the airport communication system sits in an army building.

Lewistown

Montana Scholar Andrew Patten Wins Mines Award

Helena reports that Andrew Patten of Cut Bank received the Montana scholarship offered by the Colorado School of Mines. State superintendent Mary M. Condon announced the honor and noted Patten's strong high school academic record fits Montana standards.

Helena Montana Colorado School of Mines Andrew Patten Cut Bank Mary M. Condon Colorado Patten

Harper Named Navajo Agency Superintendent in Window Rock

Indian Affairs Director Paul Fickenger of Billings announces Allen Harper has accepted the superintendent position at the Navajo Agency in Window Rock Arizona. Harper, with the Billings office since 1946, has worked on Missouri River Basin project programs affecting Indian reservations.

Billings Paul Fickenger Allen Harper Navajo Agency Window Rock Arizona Harper

Montana oats and barley output drop from last year

Helena report from the bureau of agricultural economics shows Montana oats at 9,802,000 bushels, down 2,024,000 from last year and 22 percent below the 10 year average. Barley production is forecast at 17,043,000 bushels, down 7,261,000 from 1948 but 44 percent above the 1938-47 average. barley plantings rose after 1941 and peaked later.

Helena Bureau of Agricultural Economics Hhus Montana

Beaten on Eating: Beer in Potato Salad Sparks Debate

A humorous critique notes a rise in male food writers who boast about kitchen prowess including beer in potato salad. The piece ponders whether this aims to shift domestic roles, with women already strong in cooking and education, while joking about the male chef’s challenge to traditional kitchen hierarchy.

Billings Times

Montana crops outlook and youth program notes

The BAE reports lower acreage this year due to drought, with light first cuttings expected in non irrigated fields and winter kill in alfalfa and clover. Fruit production is bright, with sweet cherries at 1180 tons and sour cherries at 400 tons. Frost damaged apples in Carbon county but Bitter Root and Flathead Valley remain favorable. Seven Montana State College students will train as county agents and home demonstration agents this summer. Ethel Dunstan announces Horace Heidt youth show in Butte on July 15 to fund a children’s home via Butte Soroptimist clubs.

BAE Bureau Carbon County Bitter Root Flathead Valley Bozeman Montana State College Montana Extension Service Norman Wheeler Richard Bauer Leland Cade Ed Atkins Vernon Sande Patricia Stenhjem Arlene Vestasa Butte Ethel Dunstan Butte Soroptomist Club Horace Heidt Narandie Memorial Stadium

Barrett Hospital Births and Admissions List

A birth is recorded for a son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sorenson. Hospital admissions include William George Henry Meine Harry Brown Donna Andrus Mrs Frank Ryburn Alfred Fidler Charlie McCarthy Lima Dea Smith Monida and Norma Merrell Lima. Discharges include Bonnie McNinch Dell Mrs Phillip Cottom Joe Ellis W L Ferguson Bertha Huber Mary Harrington John Cook Wayne Chugg Duane Spegar Frank Koch Frank Marchesseau and Katherine Rife Armstead.

William George Henry Meine Harry Brown Donna Andrus Frank Ryburn Alfred Fidler Charlie McCarthy Lima Dea Smith Monida Norma Merrell Bonnie McNinch Dell Phillip Cottom Joe Ellis W. L. Ferguson Bertha Huber Mary Harrington John Cook Wayne Chugg Duane Spegar Frank Koch Frank Marchesseau Katherine Rife Armstead

Vacation trip through Pacific states with three ladies

Mrs. Betty Mussetter Mrs. E. E. McFadden and Mrs. Fern Mace returned from a motor tour through several Pacific coast states. Mrs. Mare from Kansas joined them for the trip here.

Betty Mussetter E. E. McFadden Fern Mace Pacific Coast Mare Kansas

Government versus private power in the American system

The piece argues government in business undermines the ideal of an even break by enjoying privileges like tax exemptions and Treasury funding, while US private electric utilities are self supporting and taxed fairly. It asserts business leaders can better deliver electric service and future growth than bureaucrats.

America

Bogers Host Military Guests During Field Maneuvers

Comdr and Mrs Harry W Mc Elwain of Washington and Hugh McElwain of Deer Lodge visited at the Bogers home. They attended field artillery maneuvers on Horse Prairie during their country visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside of Butte attended the wedding of Miss Audrey Woodside of Willow Creek to Donald Rand of Butte at Mountain View Methodist church.

Comdr Harry W. McElwain Washington, D. C Hugh McElwain Deer Lodge Waldron Boger Horse Prairie Fred Woodside Butte Audrey Woodside Willow Creek Mr. Woodside Donald Rand Mountain View Methodist Church

Clyde Van Allen Dies En Route Home in Kent County

Clyde Van Allen died of an apparent heart condition on Tuesday while returning to his cabin in Kent County. The Brundage funeral home is handling arrangements. He had lived in the county about 35 years and worked as a ranch hand and laborer with no known relatives in this area.

Clyde van Allen Kent Brundage Funeral Home

Mrs F M Carr Patient at Murray Hospital in Butte

Mrs F M Carr was a patient at the Murray hospital in Butte last week.

F. M. Carr Murray Hospital Butte

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