Montana to spend 50 million on road program this year
Gov J Hugo Aronson and State Highway Engineer Fred Quinnell predict Montana will launch the largest road building year in state history with at least 50 million dollars in projects under contract. They note emergency funds totaling nine million and six million in federal funds will speed work across counties despite funding gaps.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Montana County Commissioners Association
Fred Quinnell
Quinnell
Aronson
State Board of Equalization
St Mark's Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev. Richard Price leads services at St Mark's Episcopal Church on Fourth and Hooper. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. on Sunday June 22, with morning prayer and sermon at 11:00. On Tuesday June 24, St John the Baptist Day, Holy Communion at 8 a.m.
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ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hooper St
Richard Price
Seventh Day Adventist Church Schedule
Clyde F. Kearbey is pastor. Services at 9 30. Sabbath school at 10 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 8 00.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Clyde F. Kearbey
Sabath
First Congregational Announces Week Schedule
Rev. Helmuth Fichtler announces that Homeland Circle will not meet Thursday at the church. Friday features a children's program at 7 30 p m. Sunday includes Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 9 30 with child care available.
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First Congregational Church
Helmuth Fichtler
Homeland Circle
Local church schedules for fall and winter services
St Joseph's Catholic Church posts Sunday Masses at Big Timber 7:30 and 10:30, Reed Point 9:00 with monthly exception, Holy Days at 7:00. Altar Society meets third Thursday 2:30. Church of God lists pastors and service times in Ocoee and Melville, with evangelistic and Bible study services and a guest from Pacific Lutheran College.
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Pether Chas. A. Dever
Big Timber
Reed Point
Altar Society
Church OF God
Paul Seagraves
Ocoee Johnson
Harold Tetlie
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland
Wash
Melville
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Sunday Readings
The service will feature the question Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force as the lesson sermon topic. Readings include Matthew 12 on Christ Jesus healing a demon possessed blind and dumb man and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The church holds services at First Baptist Church Fraternity Hall with visiting pastor Keel Dreshack. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m.
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Christian Science Services
Matthew
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
First Baptist Church
Fraternity Hall
Keel Dreshack
Penalty rate on 58 wheat allotment announced
The penalty rate on excess wheat of the 1958 crop will be 1.09 dollars per bushel. The rate applies to the normal production of excess wheat acreage on any farm exceeding 15 acres of the allotment. This compares with 1957's 1.12 dollars per bushel.
Farmers May Elect Penalty Options and Record Train Length
Farmers with excess may pay cash penalty retain surplus on farm or in elevator with bond or deliver it to the Secretary of Agriculture for diversion to Missoula. A train record stretched 9 735 feet with 177 cars, surpassing the previous 158-car mark set days earlier.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Missoula
Long Train Record on Northern Pacific Rocky Mountain Division
An impressive record was set on the Northern Pacific railway as diesels pulled an eastbound freight over the weekend, according to division officials in Missoula. The milestone marks another lengthy train on the Rocky Mountain division observed Monday.
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Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railway
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J. Bott
Church Council of Administration
Nunley Trucking
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Mcleod Street
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Black Horse Patrol
Oral Zumwalt
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