Power Company Pays Taxes and Protest in Montana
The Montana Power Company paid half of its 1955 property tax in Teton County totaling 28,607.62 with 25,720.69 unchallenged and 2,886.93 paid under protest. Company official R. E. Crangle cited unduly high assessments by the state board of equalization and noted legal actions over the excess added to its assessment.
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Montana Power Company
Lorraine Maynard
Teton County
R. E. Crangle
Crangle
State Board of Equalization
Montana
Golden Valley
Local 4-H Club Plans Kick Off New Year
Multiple 4-H group reports outline January meetings and annual programs. Agawam Nimble Fingers led by Mrs Truchot and Mrs Van Setten, Collings Boosters with Gerry Trebesch, and a new Farmington club with officers listed. Kitchen Kuties member Carol Dale heads the group with annual cookie decorating traditions. Plus Fairfield visitors from the Howe family attended Chateau business prior to year start.
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Agawam Nimble Fingers
Howard Truchot
Henry van Setten
Darrell Stott
Kaylene Larson
Evalena Truchot
Caralynn Weist
Happy Go Lucky Club
Anthony G. Toeckes
Tony Burgmaier
Lloyd Toeckes
Eva Toeckes
Pat Toeckes
Linda Prater
Bonnie Prater
Kfbb-Tv
Jean Bleecker
Carol Dale
Roberta Edwards
Beatrice Barton
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Obernolte Furniture
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Hedley
Elgin and
Hamilton
Acantha
Sussens
Collings
Herb Silberman
Carl Eklund
Gerry Trebesch
Buddy Pedersen
Sharon Alzheimer
Sharon
Farmington
Mary Baker
Doris Higgins
Shirley Arensmeyer
Eunice Arensmeyer
Alicia Arensmeyer
Joann Chalmers
Lindseth
Mrs
James Howe
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Howe
James W
Fairfield
Turkey
Teton Pharmacy
Choteau
Moose Hall
Cari E. Larson
Sheffield
Gfer Limited
Harry VII
Glen’s
Phillips “66” Station
Tim Latham
Glen Stoudt
Walter R. Yeager
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