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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1950
Page
5
The article urges better home lighting as days shorten, noting eye strain can cause headaches and fatigue. It advises safe wiring, enough switches and outlets, proper lamp placement, glare control, and balanced general and task lighting. It highlights tests for reading light, lamp shading, bulb care, and using certified lamps for efficient light.
Due to higher costs for labor and materials the Dillon Examiner will increase all rates for advertising subscriptions and job printing. Beav erhead County rates rise to 3.00 yearly 2.00 half year. outside county 3.50 yearly 2.50 half year. foreign 5.00 yearly.
The Montana American Legion plans its annual mid winter conference in Helena on December 10 and 11. The Montana Industrial Accident Board recommends higher and broader benefits for injured workers, plus stronger state wide safety and rehabilitation programs. The report urges more funding for rehabilitation to help victims return to work and suggests establishing a rehabilitation center for therapy and medical rehab. Walter P. Coombs led the board with John J. Holmes and Alfred R. Anderson.
Clearing operations in the Hungry Horse dam reservoir are temporarily stopped due to snow and wet conditions. Timber cutting and stacking continue but all hauling has ceased. The road from the reservoir is reported in very poor condition.
Grace Memorial Methodist Church presents Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Norman L. Ovitt with Robert N. Johnstone as pastor and morning service at 11 a.m. with choir director George Brown and organist Dorothy Newnes. The ladies host a bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. with lunch served at noon. birthday calendar entries close Saturday, Nov. 25. Public and visitors welcome.
In October Montana reached a record 8 100 industrial and agricultural jobs with only minor declines in commerce and trade. Unemployment rose modestly with 1 700 women in the reserve pool and about 900 women among claimants. State finances show lower cash balances and a slight drop in bonded debt while Farm Federation re elects Clarkson Spain as president and approves resolutions backing education funding and a new agricultural building at Montana State College.
Carter Oil Co of Tulsa plans a wildcat test well 20 miles northeast of Cut Bank to test the Madison lime at about 3 500 feet. Company officials announced the Coy Ot Springs site as the location for the drilling operation.
Holy communion at 8 a.m. church school at 9 45 a.m. morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Thursday junior choir at 3 45 p.m. senior choir at 7 30 p.m. cordial invitation to worship with us.
White Sulphur Springs Meagher county will finance a new county courthouse with a 150000 dollar bond issue approved in the recent election. Officials say the old building is dilapidated and lacks adequate space.
Montana's December draft quota is 156 men with 52 reporting on each induction date. Induction dates are December 1, December 8, and December 15 at the army and air force induction center in Butte led by Capt. Max R. Harris.
Rent notice for a three room apartment available to adults only. Inquiries contact 438 East Sebree or respond via Box 682.
The Examiner Printing Co showcases precision and quality in job work, delivering reliable printing services with attention to detail. Local business support highlights efficient turnarounds and consistent performance for diverse client needs.
The Tribune reports Skeets Cafe took four points to solidify first place at 34-10 in Commercial league. Coast to Coast rolled high three series 2756 while Roberts led single game 1014 as high scores by Roscoe Cornell Emil Kamps and Joe Nolan highlighted the night.
A library methods class at Western Montana organized a Beaverhead Madison and Gallatin counties history display at the college library entrance. Students built a miniature stagecoach and gallows with a Black and White map, plus researched old railroads.
Classified fragments list a wanted to buy request for pillets and a notice seeking a reliable man with a car in Beaverhead county offering 15 to 20 dollars daily, plus several league schedule entries for a women’s league and independent league games with local businesses and venues named.
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