Ballots Mailed for PMA Committee Election
Farmers and ranchers are urged to participate as ballots were mailed to elect the PMA committee. The notice urges all eligible voters to return ballots to appoint the men who supervise farm level programs.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1953
Page
12
Farmers and ranchers are urged to participate as ballots were mailed to elect the PMA committee. The notice urges all eligible voters to return ballots to appoint the men who supervise farm level programs.
Two former local men return to Polson and nearby areas to coach high school football. Mtoriooan, back in Polson, leads the Beaverhead matchups as Powell County faces Deer Lodge this season. Burgess resumes duties at Powell County with assistant Dale Dartabo from Dillen helping at Deer Lodge. The Deer Lodge game is set for Friday at 2.
Local notes indicate the Dell area Farm Bureau plans a public meeting Friday. Details are unclear due to poor legibility but references mention Mrs Rev Kaisher and Mrs Chet Brady of Lima among attendees.
Clair Michels reports Beaverhead County farmers face wireworm infestations in winter wheat, with risk spreading to other fields. Experts urge seed cleaning and treatment using appropriate lindane rates to boost germination, root health, and yields, while noting full protection requires correct application. Community cash from Youth Fair sales supports the 4-H Builders' debt retirement.
The Friendly Neighbors club gathers for its first 1953 fall session on September 3 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Francis Laden's home.
Berger-Cochrane Motors of Dillon announces Ford’s entry into farm equipment with over 100 items under the Dearborn trade name. The line includes planters cultivators hay balers snow plows post hole diggers and more. Henry Ford II says the expansion will boost farmer service and the company has built over two million tractors since 1917. Independent dealers will continue to handle sales and service.
Helena report states the 1953 Montana turkey crop was about 135,000 birds, roughly five percent smaller than 1952. The ten year 1940-49 crop average is cited as 170,000 in the state.
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