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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1945
Page
5
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Full coverage notes a class by Miss Martha Hensley and Miss Lois Huffman for local home demonstration club members. The sessions cover bound button holes, then tailored pockets, with samples to be shown at other classes.
Eleven buildings located at the Birch Creek CCC Camp are offered for sale to the highest bidder. Bids opened in Missoula on September 20, 1945. Interested parties may obtain bid forms and further information from Forest Supervisor, Beaverhead National Forest, Room 206, Federal Building, Dillon, Montana. W. W. Wetzel, Forest Supervisor.
Joe Shaw was named head of the student center group with a Rotary committee aiding recreation efforts. The city diverted a half mill for recreation, with about 40 dollars monthly expected for the center, which has 398 dollars in the bank from previous funds and fund drives. A paid supervisor and new equipment were discussed at the next general committee meeting.
Grandma’s farm chores powered a vast dairy and poultry industry that last year added over five billion dollars to U S farm income. Dairy products alone surpassed corn and wheat, with leading states California Texas Wisconsin New York Minnesota Iowa and Pennsylvania contributing to the national surge. Swift & Company invites ideas for farming and ranching, offering five dollars per accepted submission and providing contact details in Chicago Illinois.
Melrose and surrounding area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Butte Lima Dewey’s Flat and Townsend. Several locals traveled to Yellowstone Thermopolis Cody and Jackson Hole in Wyoming for visits and treatments while others attended dances and rodeos in Dillon and Wise River.
Bozeman reports extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer of Montana State College explains harvesting timing for corn based on end use. For silage the corn should be nearly dented with adequate moisture to pickle itself. for shock harvesting cut before frost and use early maturing varieties while leaves are green. stacking preserves feed and can keep indefinitely. ear corn should mature in field and be husked. hogging off starts in late dough stage. aim to utilize the entire plant.
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