Fall clinics for crippled children set in Montana
The Montana State Board of Health announces fall clinics for crippled children to diagnose and plan treatment, with twelve centers statewide. Butte hosts a clinic on October 29 at St. James hospital serving six counties, aided by orthopedic and medical staff and public welfare cooperation.
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Division of Services For
Montana State Board of Health
Robert E. Mattison
Montana
Public Health
Division of Services
State Board of Health
Butte
St. James Hospital
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Granite
Madison
Powell
Silver Bow
S . Barnes
Margaret Kerns
Department of Public Welfare
L. W.’ Allard
Billings
de K. Colman
Syers
O ‘C. Welgamot
Great Falls
Crippled Children
Melon Patch Theft Sparks Community Sharing Tale
Bert Childers posted a free melons offer in the Clarion. Neighbors and visiting families emptied the patch leaving Bert serving lemonade and ice cold beer to adults. He says sharing gives him pleasure and helps those who can’t afford it. The scene drew puzzled reactions amid the town’s talk of generosity.
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Bert
Air Mail Rate Change Effective Oct 1 1946 at Dillon MT Post Office
The Dillon Montana post office posts new air mail rates of five cents per ounce for domestic letters including Alaska and other U S territories. It lists eligible routes to continental United States territories overseas and APO/Navy post offices, with deposits accepted during specific hours and local time schedules.
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United States Post Office
Dillon
Montana
Alaska
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canton Island
Canal Zone
Guam
Continental
Fleet
Navy
New Orleans
Seattle
Beon
D.a.t
USDA Ends Meat Purchases for Export by September 30
The Department of Agriculture will discontinue buying meat and meat products for export on September 30 except lard. The policy shifts food procurements back to regular commercial channels. USDA will still purchase for UNRRA through year end.
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Department of Agriculture
USDA
UNRRA
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week outlined
George R. Baker of the U S Employment Service announces National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week during the first full week of October. Local cooperation includes Disabled American Veterans and Veterans Administration, with 23 disabled WWII veterans in Beaverhead County listed by VA. The USES aims to place handicapped workers in suitable jobs, noting handicapped workers as safer and more reliable. Also, Ennis rancher Thomas J. Call leaves Barrett Hospital for further treatment in Pasadena with Mrs. Call and Mrs. George Melton.
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United States
George R. Baker
U. S. Employment Service Office
Veterans Administration
Beaverhead County
Baker
Thomas J. Call
Ennis
Barrett Hospital
Pasadena
Calif
Call
George Melton
Beaverhead Representative Details Land Leasing Bill and College Support
A Beaverhead County legislator outlines Senate Bill No. 51 amending the State Land Leasing Law, increasing grazing lease rentals, adopting an animal unit basis, and detailing appraisal factors. He cites efforts to protect the Normal College in Dillon and his experience on appropriations, asserting postwar problems require seasoned lawmakers for Montana and Beaverhead County.
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Senate
Stock Growers Association
Woolgrowers Association
State Land Survey Committee
House of Representatives
Beaverhead County
Montana
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