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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
6
Governor Bonner approved fifty three legislative measures late last week. Bills enacted include HB98 on taxing wildcat oil at 12 percent of production, HB166 allowing sale of Carey Act lands in economical units, and HB25 standardizing stored wheat taxation. Other measures raise police and fire pay, adjust compensation, and extend funding for state projects and institutions.
A visitor recalls seeing a vinegar bottle with a cucumber inside at Squint Miller's kitchen. The cucumber is described as a 'blind-spot' reminder from the grandmother to reflect on personal biases. The piece urges respecting neighbors' preferences and keeping minds open to avoid unseen prejudices.
A family credits an oversized electric refrigerator and careful freezing with lowering food costs during high prices. The Admiral sub zero unit lets them buy bulk, store leftovers, and reduce waste, while keeping vegetables fresh in moist cold storage.
A scanned legislative list outlines numerous proposed measures including SB21 on feed registration, SB55 apple grading standards, SB56 public notices of street improvements, and SJM seeking abolition of conscientious objector status in drafts. It also covers HB16 music credit, HB59 gendered county party roles, HB109 school district indebtedness limits, and HB101 reorganizing fish and game.
Elkhorn Mining company in Montana shipped its first car of crude uranium ore on February 26 marking the start of a long term development program. Additional shipments are planned as part of the northwest history project.
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Len Smith high, Mrs. Dell Lloyd second, and Mrs. Tom Williams consolation. Wisdom lodge No. 61 AF and AM met Tuesday with Past Master Jack Anderson presiding. Dinner guests included Mrs. Jack Hurley and Miss Marion Hurley. Wisdom Community Building Association met Wednesday evening.
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