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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1945
Page
3
Classified lines advertise openings for warehouse help clerks meat cutters and store managers in Wyoming and Montana. Also note buyers sellers and traders of trailer houses and livestock sales plus piano and auto offerings with shipping and pricing details from multiple providers.
UNRRA seeds begin spring harvests in Europe with shipments from the United States and Canada. The program targets 1946 spring needs, prioritizing vegetable and forage seeds to restore food and livestock resources, while navigating postwar transport and fuel shortages and coordinated military and UNRRA distribution.
A notice from Ledger Syndicate suggests visiting the chiropodist for removing callous spots on toes and soles and for nail trimming. It notes a professional foot massage can be refreshing and recommends massaging feet at home before wearing shoes.
New York and Hollywood leaders wear antique medals as decor on outfits. Readers urged to raid family medals for ribboned display. Soda fountain gossip ribs readers with playful specials and jokes about dating and teens.
Instructions emphasize safe handling when crossing fences with a firearm in a group. One member should climb first, receive all guns, and ensure the breech is broken before transfer. Check the barrel and action for obstructions prior to firing to prevent accidents.
Nationwide push under way as about 5000 high schools offer behind the wheel driver education. States North Dakota Iowa California Wisconsin North Carolina and Illinois lead with 200 plus programs each. Delaware reports 27 classes in 18 schools. wartime limits restrict six schools. West Virginia approves driver education in state curriculum. Minnesota hosts summer and regional institutes for traffic education. North Carolina uses school buses for training to expand reach.
The report projects continued high egg prices through the rest of 1945 due to seasonal production declines and higher ceilings, with a drop expected in early 1946. Meat shortages and a 6 percent fall in egg output supported 1945 prices, while 1946 prospects depend on civilian and export demand and chick sales for meat.
The dish aspic likely took its name from French cooks who shaped it with game or fish embedded in calves-foot jelly. Its cold touch reminded them of a snake, hence the term aspic, which is also the name of the African venomous snake.
Of 21 029 medical officers in the armed services 47 per cent say they will return to practice in former communities.
Kansas ranks as the second healthiest state in army rejection records with about 4 percent of its population in the U S armed forces. The list includes five star General Dwight D Eisenhower of Abilene among notable figures.
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