Montana liquor control board faces new scrutiny and budget talks
Attorney General Bottomly issues opinions on liquor purchases by the state system amid questions of wholesale versus retail activity. The board’s regulation on basic permits is deemed unnecessary. University budgets in Helena discuss funding, housing, and postwar planning while a possible $10 million bonding question looms for state facilities.
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Helena
Montana
State Liquor Control Board
R. V. Bottomly
United States
John B. Tansil
Sam C. Ford
State Supreme Court
Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit
Tansil
Liquor Board
University of Montana
State Board of Education
Miles City
Veterans Administration
State College
Bozeman
State
Postwar Planning and Construction Commission
Butter Substitutes Revealed In Shortage Affects Homemakers
Bozeman report cites Bessie McClelland from Montana Extension Service noting butter shortages push homemakers to seek foods with similar nutrients. Vitamin A appears in dark greens and orange vegetables, liver, egg yolk, fish liver oils, and enriched margarines. Fresh, evaporated, or dried whole milk also supplies this vitamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Bessie E. McClelland
Montana Extension Service
Miss McClelland
Cooking Macaroni Properly with Boiling Water Process
Place two to three quarts of boiling water and one tablespoon salt in a four quart pan. For four ounces of macaroni or spaghetti add gradually to keep water boiling. Cook about three minutes then loosen any sticking noodles with a wooden spoon.
Price Control Act Creates Three Member Decontrol Board
OPA Director L M A Wass notes the new act shifts agricultural price control from OPA to the Agriculture Department and establishes a three member decontrol board, with final say on which products are controlled. The board includes Roy L. Thompson Daniel Bell and George H Mead.
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OPA
L. M. A. Wass
New Mexico
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Congress
Roy L. Thompson
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Daniel Bell
George H. Mead
Dayton
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Decontrol Board
Price increases for flour bread and bakery items in Montana
Montana dealers were notified of ceiling price advances effective August 2 1946. Flour up 1.24 per cwt and meal 1.10 per cwt. Bread up one cent per loaf under two pounds and two cents per loaf up to three pounds. Rolls up one cent per dozen and crackers cookies and biscuits up 15 cents. Shortening and raw baker materials cost pushes lifted bread prices as production limits kept costs high. Cast iron enamel kitchen utensils up five percent effective August 5 1946 as manufactures gain allowances under the 1946 price control extension act.
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Montana
Interest Rates Reduced On Insurance Of Government Loans
Government life and National Service life policy loans see a 1 percent rate cut to four percent per year effective August 1 1946. VA reports annual savings exceed 1 million for about 127 000 veterans with 115 million dollars outstanding. The rate applies to all policy loans with loans secured on permanent policies after one year and a loan value at 94 percent of cash value. Rats cause costly damage in communities by spoiling feed and spreading disease and parasites.
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Montana
Veterans Administration
U. S
National Service Life
National Service
1945 Railway Equipment Added Across the Nation
The nation’s railways placed in use during 1945 a total of 38,987 freight cars and 643 locomotives, reflecting postwar expansion in rolling stock and motive power.
Notice to Creditors Estate of LeRoy M Smith
Administrator H H Hermanson notifies all creditors and claimants of LeRoy M Smith deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Mail or deliver to Messrs Murch Wuerthner 403 Ford Building Great Falls Montana where estate business is conducted. Dated August 1946 with notices published August 22 29 and September 5 12 1946.
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Leroy M. Smith
Messrs. Murch & Wuerthner
Ford
Great Falls
Montana
H. H Hermanson
Estate of Mathilda Kaupish deceased creditors notice
The Administrator of the Estate of Mathilda Kaupish deceased invites creditors to present claims and vouchers within four weeks. Notices served at the office of W. E. Arnot in Conrad Montana. Dated July 18 1946. Clifford L Kaupish Administrator. W E Arnot Attorney for Administrator. Published Aug 15 22 29 Sept 5 1946.
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Mathilda Kaupishh
Mathilda Kaupisch
W. EB. Arnot
Conrad
Montana
Clifford L. Kaupish
Mathilda Kaupish
W. E. Arnot
Estate of Norman L Nelson Notice to Creditors
Estate of Norman L Nelson deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims to present them within four months after first publication. Administrator Arthur Nelson directs inquiries to Davidson & Browning at 404 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana. Attorney dates Aug 29 Sept 5 12 19 1946.
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Norman L. Nelson
Davidson & Browning
Nat’s Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
Arthur Nelson
Nat’l Bank
Conversation Snippet About Ages and Flirtation
Larry responds that she is somewhere in the middle of the flirtatious years. Harry asks her age and the exchange hints at teenage or young adult timing without stating a specific number.
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Harry
Larry
Veterans May Buy Government Insurance for WWII Vets
Edgar A. Spicher of the Fort Harrison VA outlines eligibility for World War II veterans to purchase or reinstate government insurance. Active service between Oct 6 1917 and July 2 1921 and VA approved application are required. A free or VA designated doctor examination is needed, with policies from 1000 to 10000 dollars, up to a total of ten thousand, featuring premium waivers and disability provisions.
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Edgar A. Spicher
Veterans Administration
Fort Harrison
Spicher
Mr. Spicher
Insurance premiums by age and disability status escalate over time
Monthly installments of 5.75 per thousand payable while the insured remains disabled. Rates per thousand vary from 0.99 at age 45 to 2.59 at age 60, increasing to the attained age rate after five years. For more information contact a Veterans Administration representative or Edgar A. Spicher, regional VA insurance officer, Fort Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Edgar A. Spicher
Fort Harrison
Te Co Po Mo Club Holds August Meeting at Manseth Home
The Te Co Mo Club met August 14 at the Manseth home. Girls learned how to judge dresses and each made a different seam. Lunch was served by Mrs Bernall Johnson. Next meeting set for August 28.
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Te Co Mo
Manseth
Bernall Johnson
Agawam Family News From Local Correspondents
Mrs Eunice Robinson and Mrs Fila Weist with Gale and Corkey Skelton spent last week with grandparents. Ray Robinson flew to Kansas City for vacation. Rule Golding stayed here during grain hauling. Moser family returned from Idaho. Rafters and Mrs Skelton hosted visits from Harlem and Sunday at the Rafters. Arthur Mitchells visited Saturday and Sunday. C K Malone did business here last week. The teacher checked the school and met clerk Robert Malone.
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Gale
Corkey Skelton
Rafter
Ray Robinson
Kansas City
Rule Golding
Agawam
Robert Malone
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Capitol News
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United Press
OPA News
Jocal Price Control Board
Rail Quiz
Ju Wu Wu
Veterans of War
Vets Administration
Ully
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind
The
Sportsmen
Robert Armbruster
EOST
CBS Network
Montana Power Company
Te Co Po Mo Club
Citizens State Bank
For Good Service
the Lending Agency
Chateau
VER
Loco.cy
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
Mark Warnen
Harry Wismer
U.S. Army
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