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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
2
The paper will publish a weekly VA questions column for area veterans. For details, veterans should contact the nearest VA unit at Rooms 211 211A 212 N E Corner Main and Park Butte. The first query asks if the Veterans Administration makes loans.
Q and A cover what the VA can guarantee, including that furniture loans cannot be guaranteed, and veterans may repay GI loans early with no premium. It explains why subsistence checks were not adjusted on Sept 1 and Oct 1 and clarifies when overtime is counted in monthly earnings.
A practical guide to turning fallen leaves into compost or leaf mould. It outlines setting up a managed pile, speeds for decay, use of manure or commercial bacteria, nitrogen sources, moisture and odor control, and a yearly cycle with a 10 by 10 feet area as a typical size.
A national figure table shows liquor dealer density by state with Alabama and Montana near the top for whisky consumption per population. It also notes potato prices low, contracts for oats and wheat shipments, transport links, and local farm activity including threshing rates and herd management tips.
Acting Governor Haz elbaker of Dillon proclaims National Woolweek in Montana. The World Series ended Saturday with the St. Louis Cardinals beating Philadelphia in seven games led by Pepper Martin. Reader poll shows Dillon fans favored St. Louis but feared Philadelphia would win. Loot from break-ins at Dell and Melrose stores consisted mainly of groceries.
State university student Frank Kurtz spent the weekend with relatives in Dillon, enjoying family time and local sights.
Mrs Ed Krause and Mrs George Krause plus Mrs Ollie Krause visited Dillon on Oct 9 for dental care. Mr and Mrs Charles Shepherd planned wood hauling as they return to Jackson for winter. Royal Neighbors held Oct 2 with plans for a Halloween party and 1.C.C.F. Rebekahs met Oct 8 with large attendance. Wayne Stocks returned from Ogden where his mother is ill. she remains in hospital for three weeks.
Evangel Chapel Dillon's Evangelistic Center at Idaho and Helena streets lists Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. morning worship at 7:30 p.m. evangelistic meeting. Thursday Bible study and prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Pastor R. M. Hojem can be reached at phone 350-3. You are welcome.
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