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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1954

Page

7

Montana Migratory Bird Regulations 1954 Season

The 1954 season runs 60 days from Oct 9 to Dec 7 with daily hours from sunrise to sunset, except opening hour noon. A daily duck limit is five with up to one wood duck, and five geese with up to two dark geese and three snow geese possible. Coots capped at ten. possession limits match daily limits. Goose and duck tagging, age stamp, import/export and shipping rules apply. firearms limited to shotguns up to 10 gauge, no rifles.

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Donations Enable 4-H Club to Pay Outstanding Debt

The 4-H Builders club met for September at the 4-H building and reported $472.50 from a lamb stock sale plus other donations enabling payment of a $611.63 building note. Contributions included $60 in prize checks, $10 from Sophia Guyaz and $10 from Mrs. Cora Rand, a pig donation, and a lamb-back sale. plans to finish interior work were approved.

Margaret Ann Wolfe Arnold Benson Bessie Melrose Dan Pendergast Sophia Guyaz Cora Rand Armstead Riverside Farm Bureau George Slanger John McNeil James Prelate Connie South Strasser Norman Downing Builders Club

Stairway safety and fall prevention guidance for homes

Guidance urges reducing home fall hazards with stair repairs and clear walkways. It covers handrails, lighting, banister spacing, and porch railings, plus safe carrying and visible step markings. It also offers aluminum cookware hygiene tips to prevent pan damage and contamination.

Service Officer James McCashin Visits Dillon Weekly

James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, tours Dillon each Thursday from headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He offers free help to veterans on pensions, insurance, employment, vocational rehabilitation, education and other benefits under existing law.

James McCashin State Veterans’ Welfare Commission Dillon Montana State Employment Service

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