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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1949
Page
1
Spotlight on material over silhouette. Skirt lengths ease but not dramatically. Textile advances drive the look with soft tweeds, forest green and brick red tones, and citron. Wool jersey flannel suits resist wrinkles, nylon boosts novelty including iridescent brocades and satin, with crushed velvet set by heat.
A Navy Medical Department study shows anti histamine tablets given at the first sign of a cold stopped 90 percent of incipient colds. The drug Caubren, produced for hay fever purposes, reduced symptoms and contagion. even established colds saw relief. Public access this winter requires a doctor’s prescription.
Montana shows 7 746 people on Old Age and Survivors Insurance in June 1949 receiving 152 442 dollars monthly. C Ben Reavis of the Butte field office notes 1 946 payments in six southwest counties totaling 41 786 dollars, averaging 21 85 dollars per month per beneficiary.
The write up covers washable velvets and corded velvets with pile effects, nylon seersucker taffeta for dresses, and affordable homemade flat candles from old wax. It also advises freezing, substituting pullet eggs, choosing green lettuce for vitamin A, and announces a bulletin on Turkey on the Table year round. It ends with bid notices for Hungry Horse dam power plant pipe items.
E W Rising of the state water conservation board says congressional appropriations will total over 40 million dollars for Montana. Major items include Hungry Horse 22 million for reclamation, Canyon Ferry Marias and a diversion dam near Glasgow 11.6 million, Fort Peck 2.5 million, power lines over 4 million, and 1.1 million for reclamation prep.
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