Montana Press Association 59th Convention Highlights
The 59th annual Montana State Press Association meeting in Missoula featured talks on war production and salvage, plus a debate over public salaries. Resolutions urged postwar planning for employment and state-led expansion funded by coordinated government and private efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Acantha
Montana State Press Association
Missoula
Carl Jones
WPB
Minneapolis
William E. Rae
Scrap Drive
Montana
C. R. Payne
California
Marine Corp
Chas. E. Draper
War Manpower Commission
Property Deed Listings and Oil Gas Royalty Assents
Peat period records show warranty deeds quitclaims and assignments of royalty. Lou B Purcell transfers to Leonard Gladbach for $1. Alvina A Fischer to Hazel D Rausch transfers Lot 6 7 8 Block 14 Choteau for $1. Various assignments between C D McDonald Geo Coffey Henry P Smith and others include 1% royalties. Oil gas leases move from Mary Ord Stephens to The Texas Company for $10 and others. Tax deed notices list Mrs James C Wills and Paul Krop seeking deeds on specified lots and quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PATEN
United States
Halvor M. Daley
Lou B. Purcell
Leonard Gladbach
Ben Chalmers
Edna Chalfon
Alvina A. Fischer
Hazel D. Rausch
Choteau
Theodore J. Paulus
City of
Teton County
Floyd A. McFarlane
Jackson
Ed Johnson
Ernest Jenkins
Richard Loss
W. W. Goles
Sikke Glastra
Earl Halladay
C. D. McDonald
Lyle H. Standish
Geo. Coffey
J. A. Swanson
Henry P. Smith
Trans-American Oil Co
John A. Swanson
Worth Garetson
Frank M. Johnston
Mary Ord Stephens
The
Texas Company
Michael Campbell
Geo
James C. Wills
Paul Krop
Fort Peck Lake Reaches 155 Miles Above Dam
Glasgow chamber representatives report Fort Peck Lake’s high water mark extends 155 miles above the dam to Ryan Island during a Sacajawea inspection trip aboard the corps of engineers vessel. The point is about three feet higher than last year. Lt. Col. H H Roberts authorized the trip with crew James Cory Al Canterbury Ira Turtlette and directors J P Sternhagen Paul Campbell and Josef Sklower aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Ryan Island
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Sacajawea
Corps of Engineers
H. H. Roberts
James Cory
al Canterbury
Ira
What You Buy With War Bonds
At sea on a submarine life is hard but sailors take pride in their galley. The piece notes space limits but highlights meals and the role of War Bond purchases in improving conditions aboard submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Pacific
U.S. Treasury Departement
Notice of Assessment for Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Directors levy a one dollar per share assessment on capital stock payable September 5 1944 to F Reid Swenson treasurer at Bynum Montana. Delinquent stock may be sold October 6 1944 to cover unpaid assessment and advertising costs. First publication August 17 1944. last August 31 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Bynum
Teton County
Montana
F. Reid Swenson
Montana Seeks Four Year Terms for County Officers
A proposed constitutional amendment would submit to Montana voters in November 1944 a change to four year terms for County Auditors, County Attorneys, Justices of the Peace, Constables, and certain elected and appointed officers. The amendment also revises sections of Article VIII and XVI to align terms and duties with the new term length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
Montana constitutional amendment on school fund apportionment
The text details Chapter 200 House Bill 87 proposing to submit to Montana voters in November 1944 an amendment to Section 5 of Article XI changing how 95 percent of school fund income is allocated to school districts while preserving 5 percent for the state public school fund. The bill outlines voting, proclamation, and enactment processes and notes approval by the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manceger
Montana State Press Association
Ad Association
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
State of
Montana
State of Montana
Ool
Sam W. Mitchell
C Oie
Mana
Montanana
Mauiioe
Helena
Willow Run Powers B 24 Bombers Battery Production
More than 150 batteries are constantly in various stages of preparation at Willow Run to meet daily demands for electrical power units in B 24 bombers now leaving the plant at a rate of one per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Run
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Choteau Acantha Millard Bullerdick
Canada
State Press Association
Resolutions Committee
C. S. Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Frank Whetstone
Organization of
America
Capitol Dome
Washington
Crawford
Freedom
Republic
Home of Freedom
Europe
Liberty
Jackal
Mussert
Ueng
Laval
Degrelle
Laurel
Teton County Abstract CO
Fort Peck Lake
United States of America
Harted Jee
RTFC
Insuran
C. E. Nelson Insurance Agency
Choteau, Mont
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
Boulder, Mont
Maynard Hospital
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Hiapka
KR. N
Home Oil
Farmington
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