1953 Could Be Big Year for Bulldogs Says Straugh
Western Montana college coach Bill Straugh predicts a strong 1953 Bulldogs season after greeting a 31-man squad. He cites standout freshmen and veterans Ted Kato Jim Konen Ed Speigle Jack Young Sam Anderson and Charlie Merrifield, with returning players from the 1949 title team and a rebuilt depth chart.
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Bulldogs
Straugh
Bill Straugh
Western Montana College
Western
Ted Kato
Jim Konen
Ed Speigle
Jack Young
Sam Anderson
Charlie Merrifield
Montana
Merrifield
Montana School of Mines
Ted Kate
Havre
Richard Davenport
Anaconda
Terry Lindquist
Deer Lodge
John Pearson
Philipsburg
Butte
Ron Kimmel
Ronan
Jack Smith
Browning
Jim Monger
Belgrade
Ronnie Eliason
Dillon
Anaconda High School
Don Kimmel
Nan
Tom Hillier
Twin Bridges
Frank Kibbee
Walter
Letterman
Three Forks
Max Blodgett
Hamilton
Bill Jackson
Roger McCormick
Ralph McCormick
Bob McLeod
Fairfield
Ray Phelan
St. Ignatius
Vernon Copenhaver
Darby
Charlie Merrifield Butte
Max Johnson
Jack Meskimen Darby
Russell Betz
J Hinsdale
Don Brown
Browning Howard Kennedy
Duane Doble
Eureka
Larry Anderson
Frenchtown
Jim Fitzpatrick
Missoula
Dale Tash
Skip Ankeny
Local Lions Den Dinner Hosts Union Pacific Families
Mrs Dan Piccone and others attended a Union Pacific employees dinner at the Lions Den. Mrs Piccone received a Cory electric knife sharpener. A new baby Helen May Freestone born at Community Hospital in Butte weighs seven pounds two ounces. 4-H show in Butte produced blue ribbons for Sagebrush members with Mary and Billy Garrison and Iris Bryan among winners. Other social visits noted include Mr and Mrs Darwin Richards and LaReeta Macaroski aiding Cookin g at Garrison ranch, plus a leaders training in Dillon and a Denver death prompting Mrs C A Jackson to travel.
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Carl Peterson
Evarist Monserez
Dan Piccone
Lions
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte
Mary Garrison
Billy Garrison
Iris Bryan
Earl Gransberry
Darwin Richards
Pare
Sunny
LaReeta Macaroski
Melrose
Garrison Ranch
Highway Safety Starts at Home in Montana 1953 Toll
The piece argues that Montana’s 1953 highway death toll is the state’s worst. It links fatal crashes to home life and parental example, urging that family training shapes future driving behavior and pedestrian safety. Authorities stress home conditions influence drivers and walkers.
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Montana
Equinox Notes on Tilt and Seasons from Dillon Column
J C Lately reflects on the autumnal equinox and Earth’s axial tilt shaping seasons. The piece explains day length changes, the equator crossing, and how tilt drives climates, winds, and global phenomena.
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Earth
Attitude Toward Rights Safety and Law in Driving
A public guidance piece urges courteous driving and respect for others rights. It asks readers to model self control, safety minded behavior, and law observance to curb highway accidents. It emphasizes teaching children safe habits and responsible road conduct.
Inventory Pads and Columnar Sheets at Examiner
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets were listed for the Examiner. The itemization notes stock of writing pads and ledgers suitable for office use and accounting tasks.
Riverside Farm Bureau Discusses Trade Aid at Meeting
A Riverside Farm Bureau group discussion on two way trade versus aid drew strong interest at the Riverside schoolhouse. Topics included exports, tax paid aid, supply demand alignment, and production and marketing adjustments.
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Riverside Farm Bureau
Riverside School House
Art Christensen
Montana Farm Bureau
Ezra Taft Benson
Secretari of Agriculture
Department of Agriulture
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Balings
Riverside
Riverside Group
Dale Metlen
County Farm Bureau
Dell Mulliner
Beaverhead River Feud Ends Over Big Trout
Wayne Myers and Henry Hignight settled a long running fishing feud Sunday on Beaverhead River near Pipe Organ Lodge. Hignight caught one fish while Myers was skunked as they limited counts to flies and trout. The wager covered first fish, most fish, heaviest weight, and total weight with the outcome disputed by local chatter.
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Wayne Myers
Henry Hignight
Beaverhead River
Dillon
Pipe Organ Lodge
Hienight
Myers
Dall
Hignight
Myers-Higmie
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
Time sheets relating to Social Security duties are published in the Examiner. Readers are invited to review schedules and related notes for upcoming assignments.
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the Examiner
Lutheran Picnic Set for Du Jom Welt Congregation
Fragmentary item notes a Lutheran picnic arrangement linked to the Du Jom Welt congregation and a local parsonage event. Limited readable details mention a sale or shop as part of a plan involving students and Sulecds.
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Lutheran Congregation of
du Jom Welt
Salege
Luthera
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Glen News
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Azile Garrion
Clothing Leaders Training
C. A. Jackson
Denver
Colo
Dillon Examiner
News & Views
Dillon Feed & Seed CO
J. C
Beaverhead County
Bureau
Lone Trout
Hignight-Myers Fishin
The
Examiner Printing Co
Iowa
Dillon Real Estate Mart
Prestone
Zerex Anti-Freeze
BEN Redd Chevrolet CO
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