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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1956
Page
9
A supervisor recounts a farmer’s failed intermediate wheatgrass project amid drought and low beef prices. He reflects on weather, outputs, and the soil bank concept to justify long term conservation and public support during tough years.
Admissions include Marcene Briggs Dell Mrs Stella Brown Lima Dave Peterson Idaho Falls and Mrs Grace Cather George Bryan Barn ey Rott Lawrence Berry William Sparks Edward Lacey Mrs Jackie Hansen all of Dillon and Joe Roe Bedrock. Dismissals list Gerald Denning Sallie Baker Carl Stewart Mrs May Mossman John Magnus Mrs Minnie Kay Mrs Emma Carr Kenny Van Antwerp all of Dillon Robert Wilson Lima J W Bennett San Diego Dale Willie Idaho Falls Marvin Bourn Armstead Alex Kulka Lethbridge Alberta Canada Mrs Ellen Holland Bannack.
Sandra Peterson of Dillon won $25 in the National High School Art Exhibition at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh for her watercolor Sparrows in the Snow. Her entry was among 52 from Washington state, with three winning art scholarships and three receiving the next highest rating for the $25 award. Peterson attends Helen Bush school in Seattle. the Washington regional show was sponsored by Frederick & Nelson department store.
Miss Anget Lian former Bea verhead county nurse 1905 1924 25 50 years of public health service named Montana Woman of the Year by delegates at the state convention in Miles City Now a Glasgow resident she was among Montana's first public health nurses and has led clinics mass inoculations and fundraising for milk for needy children while active in Girl Scouts Red Cross and other groups
Ed Atkins argues that conservation affects all citizens not just farmers. He notes limited natural resources, rising population, and no new frontiers. He highlights education programs in schools and youth groups teaching wise use without abuse to preserve national resources.
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