Western President Announces Faculty Members
Western President James E Short announces new faculty appointments effective this quarter. Appointees include history instructor Stanley R Davison from Montana State University and San Francisco State College, music assistant Ashford B Kelley from Portola High School, physical education instructor Genevieve Welch a Western graduate and Navy reserve officer, English speech instructor A Kent Marler from Idaho State College, and physical science mathematics instructor George Svetich a Western graduate and former Dillon resident.
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James E. Short
Western Montana College
Short
Western
Montana State University
University of Washington
Western Washington College of Education
Stanley R. Davison
San Francisco State College
University of California
Japan
Korea
Ashford B. Kelley
Kelley
Portola
California
Nebraska
Nebraska State College
Nebraska State
Northwestern University
Genevieve Welch
Medical College of Virginia
New York
Columbia Falls High School
Naval Reserve
St. Albans Laboratory
Long Island
N. Y
Kent Marler
Marler
Idaho State College
George Svetich
Mr. Sveiich
Dillon
South Dakota State College
Veterans Service Officer To Aid Veterans In Dillon
James McCashin of Butte will visit Dillon on Thursday September 26 to assist veterans with benefits under state legislation. He can be reached at the Montana State Employment Service office on East Center Street.
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James McCashin
Butte
Veterans Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana State Employment Service
East Center Street
Labor unrest and McClellan committee findings loom over 1958
The article notes potential big strikes next year surpassing 1946, with major companies opposing union demands. It cites misuses of funds, democratic procedures, violence, and political dues, while the McClellan committee searches for years of investigation. About 60 000 letters warn of union malpractices, 80 percent from rank and file members.
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McClellan Committee
Music Festival Planning Set for Beavershead County
Beaverhead County High School representatives C E Naugle Richard Kaiser and Goren O White will attend the District No 4 organizational meeting in the band room of Butte Public High School on Wednesday September 25. The meeting will select a site for the 58 district music festival elect district officers and name adjudicators. Accredited private music teachers are invited to attend.
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C. E. Naugle
Richard Kaiser
Goren O. White
Beaverhead County
Butte Public High School
State Department of Public Instruction
Admissions And Dismissals At Barrett Hospital
Barrett Hospital reports a week of admissions and births in Beaverhead County. Newborns include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John McNeill of Lima and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard of Dillon. Admitted are Dillon residents Martin Fabac Patrick Flynn Mrs. Helen Burt Mrs. Rose Grant Mrs. Roxie Featherly Carl Wagner Mrs. Florence Tritt William Walters Dell Norman Nelson Wise River and W D Sandy Twin Bridges. Dismissals include multiple Dillon residents and others from Lima Armstead and Wise River.
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Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
John McNeill
Lima
William Hubbard
Dillon
Martin Fabac
Patrick Flynn
Helen Burt
Rose-Grant
Roxie Featherly
Carl Wagner
Florence Tritt
William Walters
Dell
Norman Nelson
Armstead
John Menteill
Open Line Reflections On Happiness And Change
A reflective note speaks of happiness as needing purpose and of aging with uncertainty. The author toggles between comfort and movement, invoking a prayer for peace at home and guidance elsewhere. A line about an open line remains a central hopeful motif as winter memory and south winds stir thoughts of staying or roaming.
Western Montana College Opens Season With Westminster Parson s
Western Montana College unveils a new football squad in a home opener against Westminster Parson s of Salt Lake City at Vigilante field. Coach McCormick notes last week’s Rexburg loss was educational. fresh soph pushball halts halftime, and a 8:00 PM scrimmage showcases the Split T offense and 197-pound line.
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Western Montana College
Dillon
Westminster Parsons
Salt Lake City
Geo. McCormick
Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks College of
Parsons of Westminster
Adams State
Rocky Mountain
Ricks
Mike Murphy
McCormick
Western Montana College Bulldogs
Big Western
Bulldogs
Western
Mrs Pendergast Preview Highlights Home Making Clubs
Beaverhead County Home Demonstration clubs resume activity after summer recess. Membership invites nonmembers for social time and updates on home making and family living. October lesson "Income Expanded" to be given by Mrs Lara Penwell, Home Demonstration Agent at the Extension Office.
Education Shapes Character Against Life’s Harsh Rules
A reflection on how schooling builds resilience, offering polish to endure strict life rules and social challenges. It emphasizes learning as a tool for self discipline and practical judgment.
Butte Livestock Market Prices and Cattle Receipts
Livestock action at Butte with 995 cattle receipts. Prices show light weight yearlings and calves down a dollar from last week. Good grass fat steers $18-$19, heifers $16-$17.50, cows $14-$14.50, cutters $11.50-$12, calves $20. Stockers and feeders vary by class with steers and heifers ranging from $10 to $18.75 and feeding cows $11.50-$12.50.
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Butte
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Prices and Ranges
Idaho Falls weekly livestock report shows 5 370 sheep steady with last week. Lambs priced from 17 to 21 50 per head for various loads and classes. Hogs high at 19 20 per hundredweight with heavy ranges from 13 50 to 19 50. Cattle bids list.readable ranges for steers heifers cows and calves with multiple price bands across grades.
Cattle Market Status at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Trading on the cattle market was slow this week with offerings about 900 head more than last week. Steers sold 50c to 1 dollar lower in some cases, heifers down 50c, while cows moved fairly active with prices strong to 50c higher.
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Los Angeles
Limited Antelope Permits Remain Warn Montana Officials
Only about 300 antelope permits remain in Area 78 as shown on the 1957 58 hunter map. The Montana Fish and Game department chief clerk R H Turnbull says permits are issued on a first come first served basis and demand is high, so applications should be submitted immediately to avoid missing out.
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R. H. Turnbull
Montana Fish and Game Department
Thurnbull
Area 78
Ranch Worker Charles Black Dies at 82 in County
Charles Black, 82, a longtime ranch worker known across the county, died in his cabin on North Railroad Avenue Monday night after a period of failing health. Born January 6, 1875 in Albée Iowa, he will receive graveside rites at 10 30 Saturday morning at Mountain View cemetery with Rev. W J Holland of the Episcopal church officiating.
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Charles Black
North Railroad Avenue
Albée
Iowa
Mountain View Cemetery
W. J. Holland
Episcopal Church
Market Summary for Bulls Cattle Hogs Lambs and Sheep
Mixed livestock prices show steady to firm demand. Bulls and calves steady while hogs hold around 21.75 to 23.50 per cwt. Lambs about steady with load weights near 1000 lb. Steers 900 to 1150 lb bring 23.50 to 24, under 1100 lb 22 to 23, high to good cows 18.50 to 21.50, cutters 12.50 to 14, slaughter calves 21.50 to 22.75 and feeder steers 19 to 19.50. Sows around 300 lb at 18.75, heavier sows 17 to 18.
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Veterans Service
Bulldog
Idaho Falls Livestock
Montana
Kerr Dam
Polson
Missoula
Anaconda
Montana Power System
The
Montana Power Company
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