State Fuel Administrator seeks coal data from Montana dealers
Helena June 25 To assess coal supply and demand Montana state fuel administrator M H Gerry Jr orders retail coal dealers and wholesale consumers to submit detailed figures May 1 1917 to May 1 1941 on sales orders deliveries and anticipated mine supply plus monthly reports listing coal shipping, orders, prices, and margins for both dealer and consumer bins.
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Helena
Montana
M. H. Gerry Jr
Imine
Forest Fires Appare ntly Checke d in District No 1
Missoula reports most transfer losses in district No 1 of the U S forest service are under control or checked except a serious blaze along Kalispell creek in the Kaniksa forest. Firefighters aided by air and ground crews worked to extinguish the Maries fire and flood of actions followed to contain the Clearwater fire near Orofino Idaho, which burned over 5000 acres. The Kaniksy forest lies on the west side of Priest lake Idaho.
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Missoula
Kalispell Creek
Kaniksa
Priest Lake
Idaho
Miller found guilty of sedition and fined in jury verdict
Mrs Florenc E Miller was convicted of sedition by a jury here Saturday and fined 300 dollars. Her attorney announced intent to move for a retrial. Saloon operators in Three Forks Ringling and Alberta are not the state jail departure of troops according to a report by J J Murphy superintendent of the Milwaukee railroad at Deer Lodge. He said soldiers on his line had also been served liquor en route.
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Kallspell
Florenc E. Miller
Ute
Three Forks
Ringling
Albertoh
State Council
J. J. Murphy
Atilwaukee
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Harry Hadlock
Bond
Haddock
United States
Rich
Holt
Helen
George Woodworth
Hutte
Gabe Haren
Trout Valley
GW. Bolleder
Darby
Babcock
Gibbonsville Hill
Bollederth
Habcock
Ken Man
J.B. Killings
Hal Brown
Idaho
Aviaeion Corps
Salemon
Grover Ramsey
Jorgenson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Helena
John. Harmon
Salmon
Golden” Link “Lodge
William Knudsen
Nils
W. T. Boning
J. G. Knowles
EK. Newcomb
Billings
Hob Kershner
Butte
Wisdom
Juneau
Alaska
Otto Severson
O Hutte
Ingaters
Id Falk
W. M. Woody
Jackson
Alfred Cox
Warn ‘Springs
Heath
Grizzly Mears
Stewart
McKeown
Anson
Hamilton
Big Hole Commercial Company
Hasing Mercantile Company
Herman Miller
Jefferson Island
Hig Hole Commercial Company
D.C
Chip") Samuels
Marine Corps
A. H. McVay
The
Basin
Mr. Yan
Clyde Moore
Notice to Contractors Idaho highway bids 1948
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho State Highway Commission at Boise until 2 PM July 11 1948 for constructing a waterline and related roads in Custer and Lemhi counties Idaho. Bids open to grading surfacing bridges culverts and iron pipe. plans available from the highway office in Boise and Salmon division engineers. bid must include certified check and bond. bond amount equals total bid. contract requires prompt execution and faithful performance.
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State Igbway Commission
Tana
Secretary of State
Boise
Idaho
Welock
Witier Nee Hone
Hicware
Custer
Lemht Counties
Dickey
Salmon River
Custer County
Chalhisy
Slackay
Lembi
Taaho
Salmon
Ano
Tome Bank
Highiay
W. T Dovoherty
State Highway Commission
Secretary D reenfeld Drives Order Enforcement in Ten Counties
Secretary Charles D reenfeld of the council immediately wired the county councils in ten named to ensure the order is forced.
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Charles Dreenfeld
Another Bar Up On Non-Partisans In Missoula Park
Missoula city council refused the Non Partisan league permission to use Greenough park for a July 16 picnic where Governor Frazier of North Dakota and A C Townley would speak The council said city parks should not host political meetings State committeeman R J Whitaker said alternatives will be sought to hold the event in Missoula.
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Missoula
League
Wee Greenough Park
Frazier
North Dakota
A. ¢. Townley
State Board of Education
State University Corps
R. J. Whitaker
Senate Approves Slavic Legion Plan in United States
Washington June 25. Senate approves organization of a volunteer Slavic legion in the United States for service overseas. The legion would be composed of oppressed Austrian and German minorities. An amendment restricting Polish Army involvement was added to the 12 billion dollar army appropriation bill.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Germany
Senate
Pol Wo
France
Wnani
Wvingston
United States Forest Rangers
Camp Lewis
Graduate nurses receive diplomas at Bozeman hospital
Bozeman June 25 commencement exercises at the Bozeman Deaconess hospital training school saw three nurses receive diplomas: Grace Linfield sister of Prof F J Linfield director of the Montana experiment station, a Missouri? woman, and others named in the program. The event included a musical program by Linfield sisters and Carl Widener, a land ceremony for a new hospital building, and remarks by Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Deaconess
First Methodist Picopal Church
Grace Linfield
F. J. Linfield
Montana
Chicago
Aney Niew
Mia Hilenheth
Init Chriss
Medical Department
United States Army
Floyd Jump
Etty
France
Christiansen
Mecklenburs the Cain
Mise Ackerman
Smith
Lelia ‘Linfield
Mise Maatea
Linfield
Carl Widener
Elses
Chamber of Commerce
Mr Mecklen
Wool Harvest in Beaverhead County Promises Large Clip
Dillon reports wool flowing into the local warehouse from ranches now shearing, with forecasts of a crop well above prior years. Much of the wool is being hauled by motor truck, and fleeces are described as high quality.
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Dillon
Big Hole News highlights benefit for Red Cross drive
In Windom June 2 a charity event at Jackson raised over 1100 dollars for the Red Cross auxiliary with Dillon orchestra and packed hall. A sheep sold for 500 dollars and baskets drew high bids. notable donors included J W Finsley and Topham of Jackson. Local residents and visitors from Wisdom Anaconda Butte and Darby attended, while road accidents and local traffic noted.
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Windom
Cearg Certs
Jjackson
Red Cross
J. W. Finsley
Indies
Red’ Cross
Topham
Jackson
Harry Hell
Zola Bhielda
Wisdomirl
Dillon
Wiliam Daly
George and
James Thompson
Anaconda
Joseph’ Courey
Gene Brinck
Guy" Peters "" Butte
Jolton
Timber County disaster and community actions prompt grief and duty
In Sweetgrass county, about 25 citizens plus five teams helped on Voges bridge and nearby areas after a recent event on the Yellowstone trail. Donations totaling 138 dollars were raised for the local Red Cross chapter. A note from Wery Claiborn mentions Uncle Sam commissions and a first lieutenant call to duty. News arrives of Mrs. Widdecombe a longtime resident of Sweetgrass, later Bozeman, buried in Santa Monica.
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Sweetgrass County
Glen “Poss
Voges
Munter
Parker
Red Cress
Cole Mt
Wery Claiborn
John
Sam
John Wicomb
Santa Monica
Cal
Widdecombe
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Annin Panera Columbus
Cemmon
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R. W. Spangler
J.D. Dwyer
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Superior
Lewistown
Fred Vogel
Roy Ayers
Beaverhead
E. J. Callaway
Virginia City
Dan Mooney
Oro Fino
Mom Fix
Fix
John Hoffman
Dell
Fone
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Wis
Fort Dodge
Camp Lewie
Forte
Clase 1
Park Highway
Tig Holasin
Hitter Root Valley
Raymond II
Tipton
Monida
Lida’ Massie
Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Washington Street
Sage Creek
Carter Creek
William G. Reed
Twin Falls
College
Reed
Twin Bridges
Arthur Pilon
Montana Auto’ Supply Company
Ford
Pilon
Reeder Street
National War Savings
Stan Rach
Hs Balay
City OF Anaconda
All Sel Bai
Prescott
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East Side
Bryan
St. Peter’s
WAR Savings Committee OF
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