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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1951
Page
2
Home Demonstration Agent advises on packing lunches efficiently with fresh meals. Tips cover equipment, wrapping, keeping foods safe, salad packing, sandwich fillings, fruit varieties, and vacuum bottle care. Also notes upcoming Montana Extension nutrition meetings addressing vitamin A phosphorus deficiencies and range grazing nutrition.
Jackson P T A held its first meeting of the year at the schoolhouse with a projector purchase approved and a committee named. The Bill Carroll Post of V F W reported a $100 ski club donation and a September picnic planned for V F W members and families from Dillon and Lima. Local 4 H Fair attendance was strong with a red ribbon for the Jackson school exhibit.
A veterans service note announces a weekly column answering frequently asked questions for local veterans. Readers are urged to contact the nearest Veterans Administration unit for detailed information.
New Defense Housing Act expands VA home loan access for World War II veterans. It lowers required down payments on homes up to 12000 dollars, broadens eligibility for loan guarantees, and revives a direct government loan program in rural areas. The program runs through 1953 with funds becoming a revolving pool from loan repayments and mortgage sales.
The Veterans Administration notes 150 million dollars in direct loans approved for about 17 000 applicants. Remaining funds can finance six to seven thousand more loans. In a Q and A, GI Bill students ill with illness may resume studies after recovery, provided they remain in continuous pursuit unless a valid interruption occurs.
Montana's commercial live stock slaughter in July shows higher calves and sheep, lower cattle, and unchanged hogs from June. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes total slaughter for all species except hogs was below July 1950 levels.
The State Railroad and Public Service Commission schedules two hearings in Anaconda on September 24. Applications will be heard at the sessions, with proceedings focusing on requests submitted to the commission.
Mountain View Transportation seeks to run a bus system in Smelter city while Jack Johnson of Deer Lodge gains a class A carrier certificate for Opportunity Deer Lodge and Anaconda routes. Mountain View buys the Anaconda Transit certificate. The railroad commission approves abandoning the street railway as bus service begins.
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