Governor Urges Support of TB Seal Drive in Montana
Governor John W. Bonner urged Montanans to back the Montana Tuberculosis association Christmas seal drive. He cited 320 TB cases in 1961 and 85 deaths last year, and noted national costs from TB deaths and treatment. Mrs C E Bbon of Dillon is county chair, with seals available by mail or phone.
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John W. Bonner
Montana
Montana Tuberculosis Association
C E Bbon
Dillon
Biinn
FHA Members Plan Christmas Boxes and Dance
Dillon Future Homemakers of America at a November 18 meeting decided to pack Red Cross Christmas boxes. The group will join with the GAA to sponsor a December 22 Winter Wonderland formal dance at Beaver Lodge with Joe Smith's Orchestra providing the music.
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Dillon Future Homemakers of America
PHA
GAA
Beaver Lodge
Joe Smith
Dillon Clocked Social Roundup Includes Lectures and Visits
Last Thursday at Mrs. Gravely’s home the home demonstration club held a meeting with co host Mrs. Hanson. Parke Scott spoke on Public Health Services and Walter Bastian on Civil Defense. A wool contest at Butte linked to the wool growers convention drew several attendees. A turkey shoot drew a large crowd at Mac’s Hitching Rack Sunday.
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Home Demonstration Club
J. R. Gravely
M. E. Hanson
Parke Scott
Walter Bastian
Jesse Brown
Ruth Ann Brown
E W_ 4Gildreth
Butte
Wool Growers
Mac’s
Elmer Gordon
Barrett Hospital
Gordon
Carl Guse
Dillon
Denton Oliver
Annie Stocker
Grant
J R. Gravely
Royal Robie
Walter Scott
USN
Whidby Island
P. T. Scott
Missoula
C. B. Rand
Fielding McIntosh
McIntosh
Floyd Hemenway
Harold Beddar
A. G. Danielson
Stanley
Helen Lapacek
Darrel Peterson
Dale Metlen
Duke Davis
State Farm Bureau
Junior Renfro
Ted Renfro
Howard Scott
Darrel Eddy
H. E. Wombacher
Clarence Jensen
Ambrose Brown
Baxter Brown
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Remembering Seventeen in Dillon and Wartime Spirit
The 1917 memory thread recalls the U S entry into World War I and local Dillon figures. Beaverhead State Bank officers backed a civic service pledge as Joe Fuller joined the army. Montana youths enlisted, YMCA war drives surpassed quotas, and the Stockgrowers Association mapped meat conservation across districts including Beaverhead with E O Selway chairing the 12th district.
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United States
Beaverhead State Bank
America
G T Paul
Frank Landon
Jerry H Sharpe
Ed C Smith
George W Lovell
R R Rathbone
C. W Hudson
Joe Fuller J T Mulaney
Isaac Edinger
Edmund J Callaway
R. W Boone
Joe Fuller
Beaverhead
France
Ralph Tattersall
116Th Engineers
Camp Mills
New York
Clayton Shortt
George Baker
Charles Teers
Tim Tash
San Antonio
Tex
Aviation Corps
Robert B. Ewing
Long Island
J B Cluley
Presidio
San Francisco
Jesse Gray
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Montana
Madison
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
E. O. Selway
Dillon
EMCE Junior to NAM Convention
Dorothy Ann Frost a 19 year old junior at Eastern Montana College of Education will represent Montana at the 57th NAM congress in New York City December 3 4 and 5. She was chosen by the association education department as the most outstanding student among nominees from Montana four year colleges based on scholarship leadership and personality. Expenses for the trip will be paid by the association.
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Dorothy Ann Frost
Eastern Montana College of Education
Montana
Congress of American Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
N. Y
Association
Education Department
Beaverhead County business deals and milk price rise in 1917
Walter Carlson bought the 2111 acre John Nyhard ranch for 200000 dollars. Jack Noonan and Fred Hale bought the Dillon Steam Laundry from J F Wiksdal at an undisclosed price. Five local dairymen announced a milk price increase due to higher feed costs effective December 1 1917. Milk eight cents pint fifteen cents quart fifty cents gallon delivery. Hotels and restaurants offered milk forty cents a gallon. Cream fifteen cents half pint sixty cents quart and 1 50 a gallon. Dairymen were Matt Lornsen John B Smith J H Christensen F M Roe and D L Smith.
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Walter Carlson
John Nyhard
Jack Noonan
Fred Hale
Dillon Steam Laundry
J. F. Wiksdal
Beaverhead County
Matt Lornsen
John B. Smith
J. H. Christensen
F. M. Roe
D. L. Smith
State Agriculture Income Drops Amid Mixed 1952 Signals
The November issue of Montana Business reports Montana farmers earned eight percent less in the first nine months of 1952 vs 1951 due to smaller wheat and corn crops and lower livestock prices. Yet non agricultural employment rose, freight carloads and electric power use increased, and bank deposits hit a record. Copper and lead output rose while zinc lagged. oil production and refining gained. Ranch time sheets noted for Social Security at the Examiner.
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Montana
Montana Business
State University
Federal Reserve
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