Poe as ay Are wet de bee Norwedian Home Front wires
Sunday report from Choteau area notes Lyle Standish calls in from the Standish ranch about 15 miles east of Choteau. He says crops look good and describes plans to build a new house after harvest with basement completed. Martin Gronberg plans to assist and has bought a vacated Sun River project house for relocation to his farmland and new basement.
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Poe
de Bee
Norwedian
Lyle Standish
Standish Ranch
Choteau
Proposed constitutional amendment on Montana school funds apportionment
Montana lawmakers seek voter approval for amending Section 5 of Article XI to distribute 95 percent of all state school fund interest rents and income to individual districts, with 5 percent added back to the state fund, effective after passage. The measure outlines submission to electors at the November 1944 general election and details ballot wording and enactment.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
State
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
District Court Proceedings in Montana Estate Case
In Teton County district court a wide array of plaintiffs defendants and heirs including Genoa Oil and Gas Company Continental Supply Company Arbiter corporations and numerous named individuals are listed in a probate or property dispute involving Chas A Mau and H G McKinley estates with many unknown heirs and devisees named or anticipated. The action names George Sound as plaintiff and references extensive corporate entities and potential claimants.
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State of
Montana
Teton
Twentyfive
Ninth Judicial District
County of
George Sound
Jane Doe Mau
Chas
A. Mau
L. R. Bailey
Wm J. .O’haire
Genoa Oil and Gas Company
Montana Corporation
Genoa Oil & Gas Company
Genoa Oil Gas Co
The
Continental Supply Company
H. O. Bohn
C. T. Gregg
Chas. T. Gregg
Gertrude H. Gregg
Charles Neal
Helen Brown
John George Emmert
Carrie C. Murdock
H. M. Freeman
H. G. DePledge
Roderick H. Watkins
P. & R. Oil Company
State Board of Equalization
Farmers Should Buy and Hold War Bonds
A Treasury Department message urges farmers to build financial reserves by purchasing War Bonds to pay debts, weather inflation, and aid the war effort. It argues bonds are safe, liquid, and provide funds for postwar repairs, while supporting democracy and reducing inflationary pressure.
Ration Reminders and Price Controls Update
The Office of Price Administration outlines indefinite validity for red and blue stamps, notes sugar stamp limits for five pounds, and lists gas and oil coupons with expiry dates. It also reports a potato price increase of 90 cents per hundred pounds in sixteen states to offset drought, affecting retail costs.
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OPA
Maine
New Hamshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
R. I
Meeting of Republican County Central Committee Men and Women
Notice calls all Precinct Committeemen and Committeewomen elected July 18 1944 to a meeting August 15 1944 at 8 pm in Chateau Montana with intent to elect officers and organize the county central committee Proxies allowed only for precinct electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central
Montana
Chateau
Teton County
Mortana
A. D
K. E. Sturgis
Republican Party
St John’s Parish Fairfield Mass Schedule Note
St John’s Parish Fairfield lists Mass times for Sunday August 13 with Power at 9:00 and Fairfield at 11:00, and for Tuesday August 15 Feast of the Assumption with Power at 9:00 and Dutton at 11:00 o’clock, led by Rev. Russell Scheidler, Pastor.
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ST John’s Parish
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Russell Scheidler
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W. Friend
John Graves
Collins
Main Choai
Teau-Collins
RANCH
Norway
Dabria
United States of America
H. M. Daley
Dorothy L. Andrews
Messrs. Speer and Hoffman
Plaintiff
Great Falls
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
WFA
Normandy
Great Britain
BBC
Office of War Information
Italy
Germany
U. S. Public Health Service
Army
Navy
John M. Graves
Hereford
George Coffey
J. H. Byler
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
U.S. Treasury Department
Office of Price Administration
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