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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1952
Page
10
In a skeptical tone, J C Lately argues that fear of weapons alone cannot halt war. He notes the H bomb’s terrible power and contends history shows war persists despite fears, from horses to gunpowder to aircraft. He questions civilization’s path and urges attention to destination over mutual destruction.
A Montana travelogue notes rural progress with paved streets and traffic lights in small towns, hotels and restaurants improving tourism appeal, and irrigation shaping the Milk River valley. It highlights wheat belts south to the Triangle, drought risks, moisture concerns, and reclamation projects including Marias and Bainville, with reflections on local pioneers and farm practices.
The passage reflects on a rough ongoing struggle, noting a lack of ferocity to frighten or destroy itself. It questions whether this generation possesses the drive or danger needed to end its progress and concludes with uncertainty about the outcome.
Henry W Lehman 80 a Beaverhead County resident since 1904 died of natural causes at his west side Dillon home. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel Dillon with Rev Warren Kunkel officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery. He was born June 24 1872 in Chelsea Michigan and spent decades as a ranch worker for Bert Selway and his own Glen area ranch. he was unmarried with a Michigan niece, a nephew and a sister in law as relatives.
HELENA UP reduced feed supplies at high prices will combine with lower cattle prices to discourage pen feeding for market in Montana this winter as the bureau of agricultural officials report.
A Dillon Examiner report notes a sharp decline in the number of animals of all kinds placed on winter feeding compared with the 1951 figure. The article appears in the Dillon Examiner on Wednesday, November 26, 1952.
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