James Jensen Receives Bronze Star in Italy Front
Staff Sergeant James J. Jensen of Chateau receives the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in combat on the Fifth Army front in Italy. He served with the 349th Krautkiller Infantry Battalion of the 88th Blue Devil Division. His mother Mrs. Veda Jensen lives in Choteau.
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Fifth Army
Italy
James J. Jensen
Chateau
Jen
349Th “Krautkiller
88Th “Blue Devil
Veda Jensen
Choteau
Ration Reminders for Meats Fats and Other Goods
Lists ration stamp types, periods, and last use dates for meats and fats red stamps K2 to Z2, blue stamps for processed foods, gasoline coupons for six gallons, fuel oil periods, and airplane shoe stamps. Indicates upcoming validity dates and changes including new shoe stamp No. 4 from August 1.
Civilians Can Get Antimalarial Drugs
An adequate antimalarial supply is available for civilian use, WPB reports. The military notes a small portion of veterans being discharged may require treatment during relapse periods. Sugar may be scarce, meat hard to find, cigarettes unobtainable, but The Acantha will be delivered on time.
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WPB
Rag'n Soup 4 H Club Meets At Mrs Maurer's Home
The Ragn Soup 4 H Club opened at Mrs. Maurer's residence on July 11 1945 with all members and leaders present one visitor attended Miss Schroder shared plans from other clubs and demonstrated correct sewing of buttons on garments during a sewing and dress making session a lunch was served by Mrs. Maurer Helen Pfeifle News Reporter
End of 1942 Car Rationing Announced by OPA
The Office of Price Administration says all remaining stock of new 1942 cars will escape rationing rules. From July 18 1945 dealers may sell unsold 1942 models to any buyer. Labor on move can obtain tires with change of residence rations starting July 16 1945 for Grade 1 tire certificates subject to quotas. When you get a Bond you invest it.
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OPA
Max McCullough
Ration
Tax Valuation in Teton Increases Across Metrics
Tax valuation data for Teton shows 1945 figures rising in land value by 345,078 with details on land acres and valuations for 1945 versus 1944, plus changes in improvements, personal property in class 4, household effects, and farm machinery across the two years.
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Teton
Wvevenenes
Soerensactees
Spenseeceines
Hertel
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Bethenerenees Freer
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Vomos
Gane Geese Reed Eceenseesete
Owen
Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting in Chateau
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet as a County Board of Equalization at 10 A.M. on July 16 1945 at the Courthouse Chateau Montana and continue as needed until the business is disposed of but no later than August 9 1945. Property valuation changes require a written oath verified application. Dated Chateau Montana July 16 1945 by James Van Cleave County Clerk.
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Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
County Board of Equalization
Chateau
Board of Equalization
A. D
James van Cleave
Property records update from Teton County listing deeds and settlements
County clerk entries show patents, warranty deeds, quit claims, and grant deeds including transfers for George W. Fuller Edward Johnson William H. Murray Stella Jacobson Eva Beckman Lee Hirshberg and Gideon Udin among others. Settlements distribute lots across Chateau and Hobson Add with multiple estates detailing heirs and interests. Releas e oil and gas lease records George Coffey to Michael Campbell in sections 15 14 13 27N 5W.
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U. S
George W. Fuller
Evid O. Johnson
Edward Johnson
William H. Murray
Stella Louise Jacobson
Hobson Add
Chateau
Eva H. Beckman
Lee Hirshberg
L. W. Bauma
Gideon Udin
John Warski
The
Columbian Company
Algon Udin
Lois Hodgskiss
John Ewan Hodgskiss
First National Bank and Trust Co
Helena
Julius Hirshberg
Gysbreght Janzsen
Martin L. Bechtel
Valeria G. Bechtel
Adolphes Fellest
George Coffey
Michael Campbell
Community notices and local visits in Conrad area
The column notes visits by Mrs Clyde Baquet and others, a Brady picnic for discharged service members by the Teton south of Collings, hospital and garden news, and a push for extending electricity along the south road with several families encouraged to join in order to wire the area. Reo Coghill discussed lines with Clyde Baquet while many report near normal tourist travel through Glacier Park and Lethbridge.
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George Tomsha
Albert Tomsha
Conrad
Bertha Fourt
Brady
Teton
Collings
Adolph Lippins
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
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