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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for in county and out of county, six months and annual terms, with all subscriptions strictly in advance and no six month minimum, for the publication volume 65.
The Dillon editorial urges lifting the haze around a 38 year wait for street paving. It asserts the projects will renovate town health and property values, shape the future, and reflect fair leadership by the mayor and aldermen.
A column urges Lewistown residents to back a bond issue to pave streets, arguing owners in Buena Vista on the hill already pay for improvements and that long term costs fall. It notes 30 year old pavements remain sound in the courthouse area and South Fifth and says better streets would raise property values and neighborhood appeal.
The Montana State Highway Engineer Scott P. Hart announces a public hearing under federal act to review routing replacement and reconstruction of U S Highway 91 within Dillon. The session at Dillon City Hall March 7 1957 at 7 00 P M invites interested residents to attend and submit briefs or arguments for or against the proposal.
A heavy wet storm dumped six inches over Grasshopper valley with .22 inch water content and continued to Dillon where it fell heavily. Ross Hill, operator of the Star Route stage line from Dillon, and his driver Walter Melcher, ran a return trip to Wisdom. Hill is recovering from a recent illness.
An inspection Friday by Civil Defense personnel from Dillon and Ranger Bill Muldowney of Jackson found the Rainy Mountain ski slide in excellent condition. Snow courses checked Thursday at Elk Horn reported 48 inches of snow on the level with 742 inches water content.
A wry reflection on contrasting life paths, noting that some seek wealth while others incur punishment to avoid it. The line contrasts earning money with the futility of evading time.
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