Legislature Moves Toward End of Montana Session
Montana's 1941 legislature nears session end with action on civil service reform and several finance measures. The House approved a repeal of the Hitler bill limiting the governor's control over state employees and moved to refund bonds and fund state officers. Beets, taxes, and pensions dominate the agenda as two gambling bills advance, while a proposed two percent sales tax is rejected. The upper chamber weighs interim gubernatorial appointments and a senate minority calls for no confirmations.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Senate
House
Sam C. Ford
House of Representatives
Senate For Action
House of Reyes
Congress
Highway Commission
Roy E Ayers
Zales Ecton
Gallatin
Senate votes split on minority report adoption
The motion to adopt the minority report failed 26 to 30, after which the Senate adopted the majority committee report.
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Senate
Coast-to-Coast store opens in Conrad
Conrad store Grand opening with Bill Dorn as owner and operator. Community brief notes other local items including oil land lease advertising approval to tribal council in Browning and other town updates.
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Conrad
Bill Dorn
Browning
Department of Interior
Tribal Council
4-H Member May Compete in Accounting Contest
Montana 4-H members may enter the national farm and home accounting contest with March 1 as the final entry date. Ray E. Cameron, state club leader at Montana State College, announces three contest phases and a 12 month or crop production period. County agents are urged to assist entrants. Awards include gold medals, trips to the National 4-H Congress, and $200 scholarships for national winners.
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Montana 4-H
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
A Plain Preacher Reflects on Personal Faith and Jesus
Rev. Richard F. Vick argues religion must be personally owned not inherited. He compares Pilate’s doubt to modern faith asking if hymns carry our own experience or merely echo others. A Navy recruit’s mother shares a transformation from hearsay to a personal conversion.
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Pilate
Jesus
James S. Stewart
Christ
Charles Wesley
God
Catholic Services Mars Schedule for Sunday
Mars parish schedule for Sunday February 16 lists masses at Chateau nine, Bynum eleven, Augusta eight thirty, and Fairfield eleven with services led by local clergy.
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Mars
Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
Notice of closing of registration and real property sale
Notice closes registration for the General Election of Chateau Montana on April first. County Clerk Geo A Carroll sets Jan 15 filing date and outlines eligibility. Also Teton County sells tax deed land at public auction March 1 with 20 percent down and 2 year terms, describing several sections and parcels in detail.
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Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Court House
United States
A. D
Geo. A. Carroll
Yellowsteen Dairy Associations Lead State in Butterfat
Montana State College extension dairy specialist J O Tretsven reports December results show Yellowstone county leading with 31.8 pounds butterfat and 814 pounds milk per cow. Fergus and Lewis and Clark tie for second at 29.9 pounds. Cascade county ranks third at 29 pounds.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone County Association
J. O. Tretsven
Eany
Montana State Colege
Fergus County Association
Lewis and Clark County Association
Cascade County
Notice of Regular Assessment by Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Stockholders of Teton Co-Operative Canal Co are informed that directors levied a regular assessment of 25 dollars per share on all capital stock. Payment is due by February 1, 1941 to Cal Binford, secretary and treasurer, Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock after March 1, 1941 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on March 29, 1941 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. Dated Farmington January 27, 1941.
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Ninth Judicial District
Monana
Teton
Farmers Co-Operative Pane Company
Farmington, Montana
Timothy
Charles Krofft
State of Montana
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Township Twenty-Five
M. M
Township 25
Teton Montana
Court House
Mon
Board of County’ Commissionees
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Weat
Conna
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Board of County Commissioners
Fie Y Comme’ion
Cere Teton County
Teton Co-Operative Canal Company
Farmington
Redt
Cal Binford
Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Sec’y and Treas
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