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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
11
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The Glasgow Courier editorial notes Ezra Taft Benson Secretary of Agriculture drew attentive, respectful scrutiny in Glasgow as center of Montana's farm revolt. It contrasts farmers' hostile image with Benson as informed and sincere, praising his understanding and practical plan addressing farmer distress.
The Glasgow Courier notes Ezra Taft Benson’s Glasgow appearance drew a receptive audience of farmers and prompted discussion about farm policy. The piece contrasts Benson’s stated principles with critiques of Adlai Stevenson and the draft, urging unity among Republicans.
The Hereford Bull Show and 16th Montana Futurity were held in the county fair grounds sales barn with judge Taylor McNiven of Livingston. Sale committee members included Harry Tash Dillon president Arnold Benson Dillon J E Selway Grant Wendell Jardine Wisdom and Frank Pendleton Wisdom and Ed Atkins Dillon secretary treasurer. Ringmen were Ralph Miracle secretary treasurer Montana Stockgrowers Association Ed Saxton Montana Farmer-Stockman and Clair Michels representative American Hereford Journal. A traditional feature is the Frank Madden Jackpot at the Andrus Foundation.
Jay V. McCarthy predicted the sale price within 19 cents of the nose with a guess of 444 dollars. Awards went to N D Jackson and Mungas Bros for open and futurity classes. Buyers included Walter Stine and W F Garrison among many consignors at the Dillon Hereford Show and Sale.
Mrs Edward Cushing, who has spent spring and summer in Dillon, departed Tuesday for Fresno California to spend the winter with her daughter.
Columbia and Hampshire bucks yearlings and lambs offered by Ben Stucky and Aes Gallatin Gateway Mont. Breeding Hampshire yearlings bred to lamb in March. Also 50 head Hamp shire buck lambs in Hamp shire sale. Contact Whitehall or Richard Hanson Whitehall.
Live Stock Commission Co. in Billings Montana offers 151 head of registered Aberdeen Angus on Saturday November 10 at 11 A M. Included are one herd bull 15 coming two year old bulls 58 cows 12 bred heifers 43 bull calves and 32 heifer calves from Black Otter Angus Ranch Livingston.
Riverside Farm Bureau unit sponsors an election night dance to benefit Dillon Volunteer Fire Department and Rural Fire Department. Six musical groups donate services and admissions fund the departments, with returns posted during 9 PM to 2 AM. Vilas Banning leads the Riverside unit.
Kenneth Barry develops a joint in service training project for music teachers while promoting student interest in vocal and instrumental music. The effort involves Barry with station program director John Rice and support from groups including the district PTA and the American Association of University Women. A photo shows Barry conducting a class with pupils at piano-keyboard models. The TV Guide lists the Sept 27 debut Meet Mr. Piano with Kenneth Banty from Herbert Hoover High Oakland teaching music fundamentals to children. Mrs. Kathryn B. Caskin of Bremerton, Kenneth’s aunt, notes his Dillon roots and pride in his achievements.
A sheriff sale notice lists State Bank & Trust Company as plaintiff and Ed C Topping Faye M Topping Credit Bureau of Dillon Inc and Pete Schneider as defendants. The action concerns foreclosure or sale of property under court order with details pending.
A frantic wire from Washington reports the local Congressman gave a brief speech during a surprise visit. Windy Taylor organized Lodge and Court House cronies into a rally, producing the town’s largest turnout in history.
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