Speech Therapist to Serve Dillon Under Elk Program
George L. Davis of Denver has been named speech and hearing therapist to serve seven western Montana cities under the Easter Seal Society and Montana Elks traveling clinics. Davis, a 14 year educator and ASHA certified professional, will head the Dillon unit and work under Charles R. Schiefer. The program expands Montana services with units already operating in highline and eastern towns, backed by Elks support and Easter Seal funding.
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Montana Society For
Easter Seal Agency
Davis
Montana ‘State Elks Association
Dillon
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Butte
Virginia City
Helena
Bozeman
Easter Seal Society
State Elks Group
Charles R. Schiefer
Society
New
Dennis Brake
Elton Lt. Stewart
Eastern Washington College of Education
Denver University
Alaska Crippled Children’s Association
Anchorage
American Speech and Hearing’ Association
Stewart
Elks Organization
Elks Lodge
Procedures for Game Care Are Given Hunters
A Montana Fish and Game spokesman urges hunters to dress and cool game quickly to avoid souring meat. Instructions cover field dressing, hanging, removing windpipe, avoiding skinning when dragged, transporting in clean sacks, and proper cape salting for trophies. A pamphlet "Field Care of Big Game" is available from Helena.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Helena
Loans Refunding Farm Debts Expanded Under New Law
The Farmers Home Administration clarifies refinancing loans for owner operators of family type farms up to 40 years at 4 percent interest. Eligible borrowers must show solid farming activity, outside income, and insufficient bank options. The program also covers loans to develop smaller farms, with same terms and limits, and emphasizes securing credit first through the agency.
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Roy E. Milligan
USDA
Farmers Home Administration
Whitehall
Milligan
Madison
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Silver Bow Counties
Restrictions on commercial polio vaccine removed
Montana physicians and pharmacists are notified that all age limits for commercial polio vaccine have been removed. Dr. G D Carlyle Thompson notes federal law restricts vaccine through public funds to pregnant women and those under 20. Continued reporting of vaccine handling by physicians and pharmacists will remain in 1956 polio season.
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Montana Medical Association
Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Montana Parent-Teacher Association
C. W. Pemberton
Butte
O. M. Moore
Helena
Belle C. Richards
D.L
Gillespie
C. W. Hammer
Bozeman
Alfred Wallner
Kalispell
Frank J. Lenz
Clara ‘Munger
Beet
Montana
Thompson
State Board” of Health
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
State Board of Health
Act of Congress
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