War time outlook and economic details from Melbourne dispatch
A Time magazine dispatch highlights Dutch resistance in Java and Allied morale under General MacArthur. It notes scarce war materiel, rising American production, and Australia as a strategic base with Anzac troops. It also covers planned tax changes including higher income taxes and a possible general sales tax.
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Melbourne
Robert Sherod
Java
United Nations
Balkans
Hitler
Pacific
International
MacArthur
Australia
AEF
America
England
Roosevelt
MacaArthur
Chiang Kai Chek
Tokyo
Congress
Treasury
Government aid helps Montana farmers buy feed wheat
The government offers credit and special prices through the Production Credit Association to finance CCC owned wheat purchases for farmers and stockmen in Montana. Loans, pooling options, and county extension agents assist with ordering 50 000 pound carloads, with wheat used as hog and cattle feed.
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Montana
Portland
Production Credit Association
Great Falls
Bole Woman's Club Meets Today For Election
The Bole Women’s club convenes today April 16 at Mrs Ben Benson home with Mrs Mathis as program chair. Officers to be elected. Several residents travel to Great Falls for family and hospital news and local elections.
St John’s Parish Fairfield Mass Times
St John’s Parish in Fairfield lists Sunday masses at 8 30 in Dutton and 11 00 in Fairfield led by Rev. Russel Scheidler with him serving as pastor.
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ST. John’s Parish
Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
Elected leaders and local events in 25 years ago week
D D Davies chosen Scoutmaster at troop reorganization. James Chapman elected Rod and Gun Club president. Chateau census shows 1067 residents. Gordon McDonald leaves Citizens State Bank. Mary Buzzell and Harry Benson wed in Butte. Burton Beach irrigation plans cover 10000 acres. Fatty Arbuckle films canceled by producers. Pendray’s Blach Bushman suffers leg fracture when horse collapses. R F Baillie of Idaho seeks Post Tavern purchase. Rev Kvile resigns Farmington pastorate. Bert Packers’ mother dies in Delano. Gov Erickson runs for third term. Cecil Passmore named Legion commander. Ralph Allen dies at Allen Dude Ranch.
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D. D. Davies
James Chapman
Chateau
Gordon McDonald
Citizens State Bank
Mary Buzzell
Harry Benson
Butte
Burton Beach
Bert Packer
Delano
Minn
J. B. Erickson
Cecil Passmore
New Legion
Ralph Allen
Allen Dude Ranch
Farmington News Notes Dinners Elections and
April 19 Ladies' Aid to serve 85¢ luncheon at 1 pm in church basement. Farmington trustees election results: Henry Ardsmyer elected to replace Bob Thorn. Joel Otness reelected East Farmington. Yelte reelected Burton. Residents host and visit, with multiple domestic gatherings and local work at Farmers' reservoir.
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W. FP. Arensmeyer
H. C. Nyhus
Wm. Chalmers
Gurige Miller
Inga Thime
John Chalmers
Billy
Ted Arensmeyer
Abe Breere
Chris Oien
Brady
Farmington
Henry Ardwsmeyer
Bob Thorn
Joel Otness
Yelte
Burton
Cal Binford
John Oberfeel
Oberfeel
Clarence Stenson
Karl van Setten
C. M. Swenson
G. I Tangen
Eva Hadley
Noah Garringer
Leslie Chalmers
Montana Faces Auto Rationing Effects And Political Moves
Montana state government reports March gasoline tax revenue down 24 percent to 190969.29 as residents extend car life. War and navy approval blocks highway work near Ulm while state agencies restrain new vehicle purchases. Political contenders emerge as Rankin seeks Senate nomination and Mansfield enters Congress race.
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Helena
U. P
Montana
State Highway Commission
al Winkler
Commission
War Department
Ulm
War Or Navy Departments
State Board of Examiners
Wellington D. Rankin
Jeannette Rankin
U. S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
Anuniversity
Byron DeForest
Great Falls
Fritz F. Haynes
Forsyth
Rosebud County
State Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Lawrence Weir
Weir
Co. H. P. Shelley
Red Lodge
State Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Sam C. Ford
Greenfield Ghimpees At School Election Trustees Elected
Clif ford Paddock won the trustee seat after an earlier appointment to fill Sterling DePratti’s resignation. Billy Dryden and Elizabeth Hollingshead obtained marriage licenses in Great Falls. Dale Peter, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rorvick, died in a Great Falls hospital from measles complications. burial at Sun River Cemetery. Jake Brandt moved to the janitor’s house at the Community Center. takes over from George Johnson who resigned to Bremerton. Mr and Mrs Ellis Urich stopped at Nels Pearson’s home en route to their house near Conrad after winter in California. Ben Peden broke several ribs in a ladder fall.
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Clifford Paddock
Paddock
Sterling DePratti
Billy Dryden
Elizabeth Hollingshead
Great Falls
Dale Peter
Joseph Rorvick
Sun River
Jake Brandt
Fairfield
Brandt
George Johnson
Bremerton
Ellis Urich
Nels Pearson
Conrad
California
Ben Peden
Navy Yard workers propose slogan to replace Remember Pearl Harbor
Workmen at Puget Sound Navy Yard announce a new motto Forget Pearl Harbor and get to work to honor December 7 while pressing for a complete victory. A spokesman says the sore spot of Pearl Harbor remains, but only victory can erase it.
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Pugent Sound Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
Notice of Public Land Sale in Montana
Notice from U S Land Office Great Falls on April 11 1942 announces sale of tract SEXNWK Sec 18 T 26 N R 8 W Montana at 10:00 am with minimum bid 1 25 per acre. Highest bidder to file claims objections by sale time. contiguous landowners have 30 days to assert preference rights. Thos F Corbally Register. First pub April 16 last May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
N. R
Montana
Thos
F. Corbally
Register
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Should Be Sold
In the Ninth Judicial District Court of Montana Teton County the administrator John Van Dyke seeks an order of sale of Herman Jager estate real property. The court sets April 23 1942 at 10 00 A M to hear objections and may approve public or private sale as best for the estate. A notice will be published weekly for two weeks in Chateau Acant ha.
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Ninth Judicial” District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Herman Jager
John van Dyke
District Court
Chateau Acantha
R. M. Hattersley
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Karl Bishop
Choteau
Farmer Aid
Bole
Bole Woman’s Club
Ben Benson
Mathis
Neil von Wichen
von Wichen
John Luinstra
Inga Dale
Harvey
Kermit Dale
Martin Hanson
J. P. Huidekoper
Dutton Highway
Fred Swenson
Deanna
John Holm
Ralph Clayton
Simms
Mary Hane
Gladys
R. N. Lear
Lyall Standish
Cooperative Creamery
Marian Davis
Bammel
Lois Gronberg
Clarence Stone
Albany
Ore
Clarence
Donald Lear
Tom Jenson
U. S. Marines
United States
Marine Corps
Farmington News
the Capitol Week
Edward J. Heilman
United Press
W. G. Ferguson
Army
OCD
Stanford University
Greenfield Ghimpees
Jenny Wise
Mae
E. L. Klerfman
Choterau, Mont
R. L. Rieckhoff Insurance and Real Estate
Larson Bldg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Miss Rassmussen, R. N
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Maynard Hospital
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