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Jere Coffey's Thursday Chateau Montana publication lists advertising rates for display and classified ads, with foreign and local column inch fees, volume discounts, legal notices at statutory rates, and subscription prices for in and out of Teton County, including foreign panes.
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Teton County
Montana Capitol Bills Seek Pay Raises and Aid Increases
Montana lawmakers consider boosts for old age assistance to 30 dollars a month with possible federal matching funds and a 100 dollar monthly aid for the needy blind. Other measures cover veterans tax refunds, county employee holidays, gas tax refunds, university research funds, meat safety inspections, and state fair revival. Senate and House actions outline pay scales for treasurers, officials, and deputies plus investigations into liquor stamps and fireworks repeal.
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20Th Assembly
Sparcos
John Oiver
Elk
Butte
Elmer Clark
W. T. Ballard
Alex Blewett
F. B. Christy
R. G. Dwyer
Frank Tierne
Frank Benich
Mike Livia
R. H. Wiedman
Sson Republican
M. V. Nichols
Geraldine d Don Valiten
Deer Lodge
Ould
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
L. C Grayhill
Great Falls
F. R. Cook
Belt
C. J. Baldwin
Bozeman
W. L. Sales
Manhattan
G. A. Selke
The
Greater University
Montana State College
Montana
Solhe S
Montana Legislature Advances Various Measures at Week Two
The legislature moved a civic liability filing provision affecting parents and minor children and advanced plans to empower city councils to acquire airport lands. Other actions include permitting county hospitals to aid indigent and paying patients, repealing the transient livestock law, and forming a nonprofit hospital plan. The House supported two memorials urging continued access roads funding for Montana forests and maintenance of Highway 191 in Yellowstone National Park.
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Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Growth of large farms in 1945 rises from 1940 census
The 1945 census shows about 9,000 more farms with 1,000 or more acres than in 1940, indicating a shift toward larger agricultural holdings.
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting at Teton County
A notice dated December 28 1946 announces a special meeting of the stockholders of the Teton County Farmer's Mercantile Company. The document outlines the call and purpose of the gathering as specified by the company.
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Teton County Farmer’s Mercantile Company
Teton County Mercantile Company Directors Meeting
The meeting of the Teton County Partner's Mercantile Company will be held at the Teton County Courtroom in Chateau Montana on Thursday January 30 1947 at 1 PM for election of Directors and other business including changing the name to Choteau Farmers Co-op changing location to Choteau increasing capitalization from 50000 to 100000 and adopting non profit cooperative bylaws under Montana law with other special matters and any regular business. Vv EARL HOLLAR President Jan 2 9 16 23
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Joe Homberg
Mass
al Nelson
Joe Primus
Frank Timmerman
Anthony Vollner
Mickey Schaefer
William Asmus
Pullman
Spokane
Wash
Charles Quade
Great Falls
Math Schaefer
Skippy
Martin Asmus
Marilyn
Emerald Asmus
Connie
Leif Ingelbrutson
Bill Schwanke
Dick Drake
Lyle Davis
Bernard Teenyes
Johnny
Wairfield
Tony
Tony Beck
Farmers Union
Weeks
Mr. Johnson
Power Farmers Elevator
A. E. Beckhirh
George Headington Low
Lyall Schaeffer High
Virgil Gamradt Low
Joe Homberge
Jerome Toenyes
Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Teton County Farmer’s Mercantile Company
Choteau Farmers Co-op
Farmington
Choteau
Teton
County Farmer's Mercantile
Oni
Earl Hollar
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