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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
2
The document records Governor John W. Bonner signing and affixing the Great Seal at the Capitol in Helena on July 10 1952. Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell attests to the official act ending with the governor's name and the Great Seal.
A Montana proclamation outlines a party county central committee election process and officers to be elected, plus a separate measure Initiative No 55 to raise gasoline tax by one cent to fund highways. Governor John W. Bonner proclaims submission to voters at the November 4 1952 election.
Montana issued 199 resident and 12 nonresident moose permits last week. Yellowstone led with 18, followed by Missoula 15 and Silver Bow 13. Counties Madison Beaverhead Deer Lodge Lewis and Clark Carbon each had multiple permits. Nonresidents from Minnesota Indiana California Ohio South Dakota Pennsylvania and Nebraska paid 125 total for license and moose tag.
Washington July 29 The old Wage Stabilization Board dies at midnight but a new body with less power is expected to be named soon by President Truman. Members must be Senate confirmed, but the Senate is not in session and Truman may appoint members to serve until Congress convenes in January.
Call issued for a meeting of elected Republican precinct committeemen and committeewomen of Sweet Grass County Montana. The gathering at 2 p m August 15 1952 at Big Timber Cafe aims to organize elect a county chairman and secretary and conform to Montana code 23-929.
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