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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
4
The piece urges parents to foster reading from early childhood, explains benefits for schooling, and shares tips for encouraging teen readers. It promotes National Book Week and lists ways to enjoy cranberries in meals and desserts with practical serving ideas.
A year ago this week a mysterious object drawn by observers near Divide moving from south to northwest captivated Dillon watchers. Jack Burke of Boulder reported the noon November 14 sighting while driving between Butte and Dillon. Amos Wright of Dillon Pat Rogan of Glen and an unnamed tourist also saw the object, with some observers using field glasses and differing on its disc shape or winged form.
Local observers report clear weather but no flying saucers spotted this November in the Dillon area. Buffalo donor Herman Peterson made an unusual gift a year ago to the Girl Scouts, donating a choice young buffalo for sale profits to the local council. WMCE students Ronald Lee Tom Miller Bob Olson were injured in a Divide auto crash a year ago while Claude Ankeny John Alonzo escaped injuries. Beaver basketball prospects named by Coach George Scott include Bill Allen Jim Zink Bob Romers Ray Davis Bill Thomas Bill Bierrum Dick Denny Bill Orr Tom Orr Ernest Nettik. S. P. Meade elected vice president of Montana Assessors association at Helena. S. E Whitworth named Montana Woolgrowers president. Fire destroyed six hay stacks near Peter Stefanic ranch. Open house program for National Education Week drew an estimated 500 at the public schools sponsored by the PTA.
Inventory pads and specially titled columnar sheets are mentioned as part of the Examiner’s filing or record keeping system. The note notes their presence without detailing specific items, dates, or owners.
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