Condition Of Teachers Retirement Fund In Montana
The Montana Education Association unit reports to the state treasurer on the retirement fund as of November 1 1924. Total disbursements since inception 394 431 31 including bond purchases. income last year exceeded expenditures by a few thousand dollars and will cover about two years more with rising expenditures and more teachers employed. The fund shows 106 annuitants with 13 approved but still teaching and 12 deceased. current assets 30 327 01 and invested 162 921 48 at interest.
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Montana Education Association
Ount
Montana
Lo Maids Glub Presented at Unity Church
Epworth league features The Old Maid’s Glub at Unity Church Friday evening with a cast including Luella Primrose Dorothy Mitchell Susan Hopewell Alethia Wrightson Maria Hopewell Florence Walker Sallie Brown Emily Sibley Dora Doolittle Alice Bennett Faith Snowmore Pearl Rodda Julia Jones Gwinnie Mitchell Maude Hopeworth Helen Gryder Mary Elizabeth Smith Emily Sherman Viola Longfellow Bertha Snow Lucretia DeWitt Evelyn Laity Martha Weinhauber Harriet Steward Lucy Rosebud Millicent Adame Betsy Bobinet Florence Higman Doolittle Sam Sibley Philip James Alfred Adams.
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Ak M. BE
Dee
Epworth League
Luella Matilda Primrose
Dorothy Mitchell
Susan Jane Hopewell
Alethia Wrightson
Maria Jane Hopewell
Mplorence Walker
Sallie Brown
Secc
Emily Sibley
Dora Doolittle
Aliee Bennett
Faith Snowmore
Pearl Rodda
Julia
County Tax Receipts Soar Toward One Million Mark
County Treasurer Monard McIntyre announced that mall and window tax receipts up to Dec 1 totaled 735,781.63 with five days left to reach near a million. The day brought the largest single payments on the books including 102,054.46 and 45,116.57. Clerks processed payments and issued receipts as late checks arrive from the eastern United States.
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Monard McIntyre
Venable to Address the Rotary Club in Deer Lodge
Frank Venable the Montana month publicity committee treasurer and Butte Chamber of Commerce secretary will speak to the Deer Lodge Rotary Club today. He has studied Montana resources and problems and is aiding agricultural regions toward general state betterment.
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Frank Venable
Montana
Rotary Club of
Deer Lodge
Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Whitehall Alder and Sappington Norris Stage Routes Scheduled
Contracts let for two star stage routes from Whitehall to Alder and Sappington to Norris. Whitehall to Alder departs Butte at 9 00 am and Whitehall at 9 15 am on Tue Thu Sat with first class mail and daily newspapers. parcel post on alternate days. Sappington to Norris runs Mon Wed Fri with first class mail and daily papers, parcel post on other days.
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Whitehall
Alder
Sappington
Norris
Whitehall-Alder
Butte
Sappington-Norria
Rail Board Denies Punitive Overtime Policy
The U S railroad labor board denied punitive overtime in the ninth and tenth hours for maintenance of way workers and granted time and one half for work beyond eight hours to shop and roundhouse staff. Twenty railroads and subsidiaries named by the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers are affected in a nationwide movement.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
United States
Wisconsin athletic director Jones resigns amid criticism
Madison Wis December 2 T F Jones resigns as athletic director citing a flood of criticism over university athletic conditions. He offered no request to stay as track coach and left the decision to the athletic council, per President A E Birge.
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Jones
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
T. FE. Jones
A. E B. Birge
Athletic Council
Hudson Company Cuts Prices on Encosed Cars and Sedans
Hudson Motor Car Company announces new lower prices for enclosed coaches and sedans, placing Hudson and Essex models below open cars. Distributors report strong demand and rapid factory deliveries as prices drop to unprecedented levels, with a $350 cut on sedans and a sharp coach price reduction redefining industry standards.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson
Hudson and Essex
Arthur Perham
Hudson-Essex
Butte
Automobile Row
Burglars Strike Kelly & Alton Warehouse Again
Burglars broke into the Kelly and Alton company warehouse early yesterday and stole two tricycles before interruption. Henry Benz reported a revolver shotgun and other items missing from his car on South Main Street. Police recovered a Nash car stolen from Fred Lewin and searched for an Overland stolen from Mrs. Pritchard.
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Kelly & Alton Company
Henry Benz
South Main Street
Fred Lewin
West Silver
Pritchard
Maryland
Hennessey Opens New P O Sub Station In Butte
Postmaster Brimacombe announces a new sub station at Hennessey’s store in Butte opening yesterday and to operate permanently. It will serve store patrons and others mailing buying money orders stamps and other postal business. Silver Bow licenses Harry L Brown 24 and Johanna Bleiben 19 both of Butte obtained marriage licenses yesterday.
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Butte
Hennesay
Brimacombe
Johanna Blieben
Postpone Action On Gasoline Ordinance
Council action on the proposed gasoline handling ordinance will be delayed two weeks after judiciary committee members requested more time. The ordinance had been slated for a vote at tonight’s regular meeting. Little of importance is expected beyond monthly city officer reports and minor committee recommendations.
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Judiciary Committee
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West
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Surfbright
Cresca
Logan
Tommy Tucker
Prince
Sunkist
Rail Board
Hudson Company
Hennessy’s
P. O
Eleanor
Joseph Hadley
Floor
ESS
Salon
Palmer
Coty
Colgate
la Crosse
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Coty Bachet
L’oregan, Mine and Chypre
Toy Town
Toytown
Haviland
Needie
Sherbeta
Grosvenor
Pettibockers
Allk Tricosham
Wise Monkeys
U. S. Postal
Broadway
Brandon Opera CO
Normandy
Planquette
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