Five Polio Precautions for Parents Warned by Foundation
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis warns the 1949 polio season is near and urges five health rules for children during the risk period May through October. Avoid crowds and fatigue, polluted water, sudden chilling, and maintain strict personal and food hygiene. If polio strikes, seek medical care promptly. 60 percent recover fully, 26 percent have minor after effects.
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National Foundation For
The
National Foundation
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Fatal bear encounter ends in Helena shooting
In Helena a 410 pound black bear was chased by Patrolman Ed Porter and Officer Ben Lordeman after a cross-town chase that ended on the courthouse lawn. The animal was shot after it grew aggressive as residents began their day. Red Cram alerted authorities to the disturbance.
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Helena
Montana
Helena Poiceman Ed Porter
Ben Lordeman
Red Cram
Local visitors and residents travel between Dillon and Butte
B L Whitworth of Dell was a business visitor in the city Wednesday. James Poore and David D. Fitzgerald, Butte attorneys, were in Dillon Monday on court business. Dan J. Kelly of Butte visited Saturday at the home of Mrs. J. E. Kelly and others. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cragholm returned to Oakland after a week with Berg Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. F E Dougherty returned to Elliston after visiting their son-in-law and daughter Harry Jensen.
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B. L Whitworth
Dell
James Poore
David D. Fitzgerald
Butte
Dillon
Dan J. Kelly
J. E. Kelly
Ernie Pewe
Theo Bay
Wilbur Squires
Lester Cragholm
Oakland
Calif
Berg Christensen
F. E. Dougherty
Elliston
Harry Jensen
Butte Named Host for Montana School Convention
Butte will host the Montana School Association administrators convention on December 1 and 2, announced by executive board member Harry M. Ross. Montana Music Educators also selected Butte for their convention, slated for December.
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Butte
Montana School Association Administrators
Harry M. Ross
Montana Music Educators
Jackson community notes reflect meetings travels and visits
Miss May Sprinkle visits Dillon from East Fox. Dwain McKevitt undergoes tonsillectomy in Butte. Darwin Peterson ships steers to Butte stockyards. Rebekah lodge and Veterans of Foreign Wars hold regular meetings planning new membership drives. Ladies auxiliary hosts luncheon at Mrs Shepherd. Laphams visiting from Dillon while building a Dillon home. Benny Johnsons visit Hamilton for vegetables and fruit. Sperle and Ford visit Dillon for shopping. Freda Holmen visits Dillon. Jackson Friendship club meets at church then at Mrs Sperle's for coffee. Farm Bureau and locals renovate Jackson cemetery with pot lunch at Mrs Jardine. Fred Nelson drives to Hamilton for produce. Jackson 4-H meets at Sunzanne Boettichers. Jackson P T A to sponsor card party Oct 29 at school. John Peterson visits from state university in Missoula.
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May Sprinkle
East Fox
Dillon
Dwain McKevitt
Butte
Darwin Peterson
Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 9040
Eda Shepherd
Nellie Porter
Philipsburg
Montana
Shepherd
Margaret Jackson
Elna Jackson
Harry Lapham
Jackson
Laphams
Benny Johnson
Hamilton
Chris Sperle
Roy Ford
Freda Holmen
John Anderson
Jackson Friendship Club
Sperles
Olga Schindler
Farm Bureau
Ann Jardine
Estelle Else
Margaret Nelson
Fred Nelson
Sunzanne Boetticher
Jackson P.T. A
John Peterson
State University
Missoula
Simple salmon bake and home tips dash through chores
A mixed page features a salmon casserole recipe with sour milk and egg folds, plus kitchen tips on gas water heater settings and drying laundry by dryers. It also notes weekend social updates and local 4-H club activity with residents and cattle sales among the Wisdom area events.
October 1949 Dillon county proceedings items and road action
The Dillon county commissioners continued talks on road discontinuance for the old Twin Bridges route and planned notices by registries. They reviewed public welfare cases, approved county payrolls, and reported farm inmate counts along with high school income and county officers payroll.
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Dillon
Montana
Blaine
Beaverhead County
T. GS
R. W
U. S
Twin Bridges
Harry Helming
Norman Giles
County Board of Public Welfare
Parker, Scott
Ted Sivalon
Mary Jensen
Margaret Thompson
Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Lois Tello Weds James H Snakenburg in Columbia
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lois Tello daughter of Mrs Margaret Tello former Western Montana College piano instructor to James H Snakenburg at Calvary Episcopal church Columbia Missouri officiated by Rev Robert Blanchard. The couple will reside in Baton Rouge Louisiana where Snakenburg is a senior at the University of Louisiana. Mrs Tello a Dillon native. Lois has visited Dillon several times.
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Columbia, Mo
Lois Tello
Margaret Tello
Western Montana College of Education
Miss Tello
James H. Snakenburg
Calvary Episcopal Church
Robert Blanchard
Baton Rouge
University of Louisiana
Dillon
Talos
Lois
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Melvin Kohlman
Sidney
Tonrey
Francis Tonrey
Joseph R. Smith
Universal
Electric & Variety Shop
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Alfred Peterson
S. S. Johnson
Watters
Ray Ford
Judy Knudsen
Bennie Johnson
Clarence Olsen
Wisdom
Joan Bartzen Clemon
Rial Haven
East Beach
Sweet Water
Aeronautics Board
Dillon-Twin Bridges
CAA
Turquoise
Indochina
Babylonia
Assyria
Armell’s
Hereford Ranch
Billings Livestock Commission Co
Billings, Mont
Succerson
Trave
Francis J. Tonrey
St. Mary’s Mission
William Cochran
Stevensville
St. Mary's Mission
Peter John DeSmet
Flathead
St. Louis
Father DeSmet
Bitter Root Valley
Nicholas Point
Gregory Mengarini
William Claessen
Charles Huet
Joseph Specht
Fort Hall
Idaho
Selish
St. Mary’s
Anthony Ravalli
John Owen
Francis Owen
Father Ravalli
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Yours
Walter W. Gramer
Ately
C. F. Moore
W. Knox
Spokane
Washington
Immedi
Checkerboard
Purina
Edward
Teoma
Feed & Machinery
Ram
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