Stocker Tops Dillon Hereford Sale Spending Record
Roy Stocker led 16th Dillon Hereford sale with total outlay of 4635 for six bulls. Notable purchases included Lincoln Princeps 12 for 1225 and RL, Larry, Domino 23 for 1000 from Ed O’Hare, with others at 570 620 and 520. Sales totaled 29190 with average just over 561. The event honored Cliff Mockel with a 100 hat gift and Elks lodge hosted consignors and officials.
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Roy Stocker
Grant
Dillon
Lincoln Princeps
Higgins Bros
Ringling
Larry
Domino
Ed O'Hare
Stevensville
Stocker
Jack Wright
Dan Landers
Soulsby Bros
Paul Keogh
Monforton Hereford Ranch
Mungas Bros
Fred Else
Ray Isbell
N. D. Jackson
Fred Rutledge
George Hemand
Harrie B. Landers
J. S. Brenner
Clarence Hagen
Brown Ranch
Bob Cline
Vernon Watson
Edna Wheat
Arnold Benson
K. Warren
Ross Nay
Wilbur Storey
Cross Ranch
Emery Rouse
Lacy Livestock Company
Tee
Co. D
David Dutton
W. L. Peterson
Mockel
Stetson
Cliff Mockel
Dillon International Harvester
Elks of Dillon Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Tom Clemon
Beavers Eye Championship Date After Polson Loss
Beavers coach Ben Tyrand previews a championship game versus either the Broncos at Hamilton or the Wardens at Vigilante Field in Dillon. Beavers seek a full-strength lineup with Kalsta and Turner back, after a 25 to 6 setback at Polson where McCollum was also sidelined. Marvin Miller scored the lone Beavers TD.
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Beavers
Broncos
Hamilton
Wardens
Dillon
Ben Tyrand
Beaver
Beaver Field
George Scott
James Dowdall
George Featherly
Tyrand
Gunnar Kalsta
Juve Turner
Ijuries
Polson
Polsuty Fr Gay
Rosai Morrison
Pol UN Pirates
Kalsta
Turner
John McCollum
Pirates
Whitefish i
Marvin Miller
Shakespeare Club Meeting Discusses Julius Caesar Film
The Shakespeare club meets Saturday November 7 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Fans Anderson home. Mrs Ben Slanger leads a discussion of the play Julius Caesar which has recently been filmed.
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The
Shakespeare Club
Fans Anderson
Ben Slanger
Easter Seals drive backs Montana hunting and fishing rights
Orvin B Fyare, national vice president of the Easter Seals and chair for the 1954 Montana drive, with Creergr Rowell and Montana officials outlining the open to March 18 campaign. The effort aims to balance landowner rights with wildlife heritage and outdoor recreation, urging responsible use of private property and stressing education among sportsmen.
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Billings
Orvin
Big Timber
UC S Jyumor Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Creergr Rowell
Bullings
Montala Society For Crippled Chicken
Archery season policy and wildlife ownership in Montana
State game wardens respond to questions on hunting seasons and landowner rights. They state ownership of wildlife rests with the state and outline the archery season as a tool to reduce deer damage, while acknowledging that Question 3 raises personal opinion and should reflect the majority's best interests.
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O Claire
Lewis T Poole
Dillon Examiner
Dillon Montana
Poole
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Wheat stocks rise a third from fifty two
Helena report shows Montana wheat stocks up about a third from the previous year with total stored grain around 108,360,000 bushels. Oats storage also increased while on farm storage of corn and rye fell sharply.
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Helena
Arsine O. Visteen
Mortara State Department
Orhae
Inventory pads and ruled sheets at the Examiner
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are reported at the Examiner. The item list notes stock and paper products with quantities and receivers. Readers see a brief notice of supplies available for newsroom use and filing work.
Breeders Trophy Winners Reach 18 in Montana Herefords?
Local notes list Breeders Trophy winners totaling 18 with cattle shows in Beaverhead County and Montana Hereford events. Names such as Pender, Boyore, Kett, Mate Gore, and Gore Rot appear among participants, with limited readable details on places and times.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Donna
Lighting for farms and homes boosts efficiency and safety
The piece promotes using electricity on farms for better lighting in barns milk rooms outbuildings and chicken coops. It highlights after dark chores improved work and safety for workers and animals and urges farm wives and children to have good lighting with Montana Power and dealers offering plans.
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Dillon -Examiner
Tom Clemow
J. E. Selway
Frank Pendleton
Farm Bureau
Cattie
Rene Teers
Tom Mar
Angtesees
P. Duechon
Montana Power Company