Health officials outline school illness policy and priorities
County health officials at a conference recommended a triage of care prioritizing medical staff and public service workers, then those with preexisting diseases. The group discussed tuberculosis testing, school illness policies, and noted no polio cases and good Dillon water purity. Dr. R Wendell Poundstone agreed to join the School Health Council. Public health participants included Dave Gallagher J V Shannon Ed Maelnsek Clarabel Bogut and Helen Smith.
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Association
Dillon
R. Wendell Poundstone
Dr. Poundstone
Dave Gallagher
Sanitarian
J. V. Shannon
Beaverhead Laboratory
Ed Maelnsek
Clarabel Bogut
Helen Smith
In the race for wealth many a man finds himself short of breath
Printers of Letterheads and Envelopes.
Remembering Courage on April 29 1886 Rescue at the River
The narrative recounts a rescue when a family wagon and horses were nearly lost in a river. Dad Wampler saved the horse and freed the wagon, then pulled the family to safety. Ajax Noyes and W. A. Armitage arrived to aid, traveling to Big Hole with bulls from Deer Lodge.
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Dad Wampler
Ajax Noyes
W. A. Armitage
Big Hole
Deer Lodge
Cloyd
Farm Bureau Talks Tax Burdens and 1956 Revenue Split
The Farm Bureau banquet covered Montana tax data with a 1956 revenue breakdown showing 53 percent of property tax funds supporting schools and colleges and overall tax increases outpacing population growth. State officials Harkness, Nelson, and Harkness led leadership elections. a meeting in Dillon set for Oct. 12 to appoint the secretary-treasurer, with many out-of-town members attending.
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Farm Bureau
Fry
Bud Clemm
Bozeman
Paul Reece
Reece
Anderson
Montana
Harkness
Dell
Bill Nelson
Jackson
Jean Harkness
Dillon
Matt Talin
Twin Bridges
Charles Burton
Lester Else
James
Elmer Selway
Dale Metlen
Duke Davis
Jack Brenner
Grant Armstead
Gus Roddy
Lima
Mollie Kambich
Margaret Bryan
Glen
Budget fight shadows next year spending plans
The article notes the Administration and Budget Bureau seeking to restrain outlays to stay within a 275 billion debt limit. Democrats vow credit for curbing 1958 spending while accusing the Administration of resisting a tax cut and fearing inflation. Defense cuts of 100000 troops are ordered as Treasury forecasts a possible surplus to enable any tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Humphrey
Defense
Wilson
Senate
House
Lima Dam stock sale plan outlined by district supporters
East Bench leaders Les Staudenmeyer Jeff Cox and Pete Rebich with attorney Carl M. Davis said stock in the Lima Dam and Reservoir will be offered to stockholders below the dam. Those below may sell to ranchers above to boost water supply. if not, stock will be offered to the U S Government to buy and use water to irrigate more bench lands.
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Les Staudenmeyer
Jeff Cox
Pete Rebich
Carl M. Davis
Lima
U. S
Mansfield urges action on inflation and civil rights in Arkansas talks
Senator Mansfield defended Eisenhower's use of federal troops and pressed for rapid Civil Rights Commission appointment. He warned of rising inflation and deeper defense cuts, urged budget discipline, calendar-year financial planning, and criticized overlapping arms programs. He spoke at a Kiwanis Club luncheon with local officials and Maj. Gen. A. D. Cooley among guests.
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Mansfield
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Little Rock
Arkansas
Civil Rights Commission
Russia
United States
U. S
Congress
Walter Reuther
Senator Mansfield
Kiwanis Club
Dillon Rotary Club
Bruce Watters
Carl M. Davis
Forest Service
Bureau of Range Management
Western College
Beaverhead Stockgrowers
Vigilante Electric
Montana
Beaverhead Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Jack Brenner
Geo. Gleed
U. S. Marine Corps
A. D. Cooley
Coronado
Calif
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Butte
Utah & Northern
Dilmart
Monarch
le Cost Lose
Bannack
Idaho
Service Dept
Electric Company
America
The
Montana Power Company
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