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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1956
Page
9
C. M. Fisher of Kalispell was the high bidder on about 213 MBF of sawtimber in the Lake Mary Rowan area near Proctor. Bids by species were Ponderosa pine 21 dollars, Engelmann or white larch 15.30, Douglas fir 15.30, totaling 3595.20 dollars.
The newspaper announces a weekly column publishing Veterans Administration briefs for veterans. Readers are urged to contact their nearest VA office for further information or to write for details.
Stolen license plates taken from County Commissioner John Prohosky’s car in late July were found in Lebanon Missouri by police chief Simon Westerfield. The plates were on a car driven by George R. Geary and Harvey Elwood Keltz, though details were not provided.
The Soroptimist club opened the year at the Rudy Lasich ranch with Fay Lasich as hostess. A birthday cake honored Alfreda Woodside as projects and activities for the near term were discussed and an active year was predicted.
Montana campaigning centered on Gov. J Hugo Aronson and Attorney General Arnold Olsen. Aronson accused Olsen of falsehoods on oil leases and freight rates while touting better highways at lower costs as part of his record.
Father Timothy Clifford will be honored at a 7 o'clock reception at the St. Rose Guild Hall next Sunday evening. The event recognizes his 41 years of service to the parish and county community before his transfer to St. Ann's hospital in Anaconda.
Montana Employment Service reports that a farm labor shortage has eased as more transient workers arrive. Prior gaps included hay handling and grain shocking on Beaverhead Madison county farms, with orders now being promptly filled.
Veterans Administration urges eligible orphans of veterans to file school aid applications now to avoid delays in first monthly allowance checks. Eligible students are children of veterans who died from service related injuries or diseases in World War I II or the Korean conflict, generally ages 18 to 23.
The Veterans Administration reviews records to notify World War II and Korea veterans who lost their insurance since July 23, 1953 due to missed premiums and are now permitted to reinstate under the new law.
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