Farmers Call for Ten Year Tax Amortization Plan
Fred A. Fligman leads a farm debt adjustment group urging extension of the 10 year delinquent tax law to include 1934 taxes paid in cash. He argues many farmers still crippled by back taxes could qualify for relief only if tax debts are reduced in line with creditor concessions and cites Governor Cooney’s support for tax fairness and home exemption ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fred A. Fligman
Great Falls
Cascade
Teton
Chouteau
Fligman
I. H. Cooney
Dr Allard Highlights Broad Orthopedic Work for Montana Children
Dr Louis Allard explains Montana’s orthopedic program for crippled children, noting thousands treated since 1920 and the need for state funds. He cites 2,500 children needing care, centers in Billings Lewistown and Great Falls, and President Roosevelt birthday funds aiding local efforts.
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C. W. W. Burns
R. T. O'Neil
Louis W. Allard
Billings
President Roosevelt
Allard
Montana
Lewistown
Great Falls
Dr. Allard
Swain's Son Lands Higher Government Post in Fort Peck
John Swain Sr reports his son John Swain formerly in charge at Northwest States Utilizes Company has earned a promotion. He has been based in Glasgow and was repeatedly summoned to Fort Peck for government gas system operations. The government offered a leadership role with a substantial salary increase, prompting the private firm to release him for the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swain
John
Northwest States
Glasgow
Fort Peck
Swain
Sons and Daughters of Teton Elders Meet January 31
There will be a business meeting of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers on Thursday January 31 1935 at 8 p m at the office of County Assessor Otto Waenild in the courthouse. Officers and members are urged to attend as the date for the annual meeting will be set and plans for an event will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Otto Waenild
Court House
Montana Wild Life Conservation Association born in Helena
The Montana Wild Life Conservation Association forms in Helena after dissolving the Montana Sportsmen's Association. B. J. Price chairing, with L. W. Wendt and Karry P. Bennett among officers. Directors represent five districts and push state control over lakes streams farming seasons and game limits. The group seeks non-resident tourist fishing licenses at 1.50 and aims to curb politics in fish and game regulation.
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Montana Wild Life Conservation Association
Helena
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Laurel
L. W. Wendt
Great Falls
Karry P. Bennett
Emil Knoepke
Thomas N. Mar
Yellowstone Park
Sun River
Time of Masses at area churches next Sunday
Next Sunday January 27 the third Sunday after Epiphany Mass will be at Bynum at 9 and Chateau at 11 In Dutton and Power we are listed for 9 and 11 respectively Communion Sunday is noted for Bynum and Dutton Rev J F Schulte pastor.
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Bynum
Chateau
Dutton
J. F. Schulte
Card of Thanks for Anna Reiding Family
The family thanks those who aided during illness and after the death of their mother and grandmother. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Anna Reiding, Miss Grace Reiding, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reiding.
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Anna Reiding
Grace Reiding
R. A. Reiding
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Koester
Administrator C M Swenson invites creditors and those with claims against Henry Koester to present vouchers within four months of January 24 1935. Claims should be filed with Bert I Packer attorney for administrator in the Larson block Chateau Teton County Montana. First publication January 24 1935.
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Henry Koester
Bert I. Packer
Larson Block
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
C. M. Swenson
Roy Inbody
George Coffey
Larson
MorQana
Denzel McDonald
Weather, concerts, and civic plans in small town reflections
A resident laments missed travel to Helena for Heifetz due to illness and weather while planning a warming pad for a milk stool. The Bremer house waits for plasterers before severe cold, neighbors pledge funds for the President's ball foreseeing a grand event. A paralyzed child in Great Falls receives care at 18 months, with braces unavailable and concern over treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Heifrietz
Bremer House
Great Falls
Little Fellow Gains Fighting Chance Amid Paralysis Care
The report notes 69 hospitals in the United States treat infantile paralysis and similar diseases, with about 200000 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Temple Bailey Books On Library Pay Shelf This Week
Two new Temple Bailey titles on the pay shelf, Radiant Tree and Enchanted Ground. Enchanted Ground follows Dr. Peter Ferry in Florida as prosperity fades and Mary Hamilton seeks his protection. Hours for viewing: Wednesday 7 30 to 9, Saturday 3 to 5.
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Temple Bailey
Miss Bailey
Peter Ferry
Florida
Gulf
Mary Hamilton
Local notables and visits in Pendroy and Spokane
Pendroy W J Earles traveled to Spokane on business returning Friday. Margaret Pfrimmer visited Betty Jones and Mrs Earl Terry. Mrs E N Davis hosted a bridge luncheon. Mrs Geo Sprinkle won the cut prize. Mrs Larson high score. James Campbell's birthday party honored son Jimmie Jr. on seven. Sorenson on sick list. Garnet McDonald ill. Jack Campbell lost car and garage by fire last Monday after heating car with a fire. Betty Jones visiting E N Davis home. Harry Swanson couple visited Choteau Monday. Carl Peterson drove to Choteau Friday.
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W. J. Earles
Spokane
Margaret Pfrimmer
Betty Jones
Earl Terry
E. N. Davis
Geo. Sprinkle
Larson
James Campbell
Jimmie, Jr
Mr. Sorenson
J. A. Swanson
A. Rowland
Carl Peterson
Choteau
Garnet McDonald
Harry Swanson
Jack Campbell
Local Social and Travel Notes from Choteau District
Mr and Mrs W P Phillips and Elmo spent Monday in Choteau. The Chas Fields family moved into the Joe Fallon home. Mr and Mrs G R Talbert motored to Choteau Monday. Harold McDonnald returned home from Great Falls Saturday. E L Burke Jim Campbell Fred Phillips Clarence Rose and Carl Jensen motored to Choteau Monday. Mrs F W Phillips is on the sick list. Nick Wellenstein and Julius Hanson motored to Choteau Monday. Harold Terry spent Monday and Tuesday in Great Falls Jno Bolsinger left Thursday for California until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Phillips
Elmo
Choteau
Chas Fields
Joe Fallon
G. R. Talbert
Harold McDonnald
Great Falls
E. L. Burke
Jim Campbell
Fred Phillips
Clarence Rose
Carl Jensen
F. W. Phillips
Nick Wellenstein
Julius Hanson
Harold Terry
Jno
Bolsinger
California
Agawam Notes On Local People And Weather
Wartwick Nelson helps Adolph Moser finish upstairs on their new house. Henry Weist attended a committee meeting for a February 28 fun feed at Chateau. C K Malone received another shipment of cattle for feeding. A Gallatin Valley elevator man from Great Falls closed the Agawam elevator until next shipping season. Mrs Otto Schaefer went to Great Falls to visit daughter Lorraine and consult her occulist. F N Webb returned to Three Forks after five months with the elevator. Mr and Mrs Alex Zier traveled to Conrad to fetch Mrs Gunther visiting Kalispell daughters. Paul Kropp and his father bought a car load of corn from the East. Widespread sickness due to sub zero weather. sunshine today welcomed. Mr and Mrs Harry Young in Agawam on business. drove a new Dodge. roads fine with little snow. School attendance was good despite bad weather.
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Wartwick Nelson
Adolph Moser
Henry Weist
Chateau
C. K. Malone
Gallatin Valley
Great Falls
Agawam
Otto Schaefer
Lorraine
F. N. Webb
Three Forks
Mont
Gallatin
Harry Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monarch
Carnation Quick
Empson
Hirshberg’s
John Swain, JR
Sons and Daughters OF
Tetons
Attention
Executor
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
John C. Salmond
Township
Range
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
John T. Moore
Frank Salmond
John B. Young
W. J. Ward
A. H. Stringham
Library Notes
Pendroy
Conoco Gasoline
Ford
L. E. Taylor Garage
THE
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
W. C. Moore
Buell A. Roll
Montara
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