Features of National Service Life Insurance for veterans
The article explains NESLI loan options after one year, borrowing up to 94 percent of cash value at four percent interest, with easy repayment and automatic deduction from proceeds if unpaid. It highlights three percent premium discounts for prepayment, 20 payment life plans paid up early, and benefits of advance premiums for emergencies. A VA contact is available at the Civic Center Building in Great Falls for questions.
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National Service
Civic Center
Great Falls
National Service Life Insurance
Fish spawning starts at state fish hatchery Georgetown Lake
Montana State Fish Hatchery Superintendent Fred Beal reports the annual fish run and spawning season has begun at Georgetown Lake. About 630,000 Rainbow Trout eggs were taken, but this year's expected run will likely fall short of the 1930 station record of 38,000,000 eggs.
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U.P
Fred Beal
Montana State Fish Hatchery
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Chemical Industry Worker Density Estimation
An estimate suggests about 300 research workers are employed per 10 000 persons on the chemical industry's payroll, indicating strong employment concentration in the field.
Auxiliary Program Highlights At Monday Meeting
The auxiliary presented a program including a de tent convention plan for the Girls Free project and a panel by UV Pan-American program figure Nulate. Mr Wilbert Maynard sang La Maat with Mrs Jack Diets. a film on Colum was shown. Mrs Harold Woodhouse of Fairfield spoke on Brazil and displayed handmade articles. Refreshments were provided by numerous volunteers.
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Wilbert Maynard
Sang “la Maat
Jack Diets
Colum
Irs Monkman
Harold Woodhouse
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Piano String Recital Open to Public at Methodist Church
Pupils of Mrs. Cora Cohoe present a public recital at 2 30 Sunday afternoon June 8 at the Methodist church. Mrs. William Fluhr of Bell assists with nine string ensemble students. Mrs. Violet McGee acomp pianist. The Belt string ensemble includes Douglas Harder James Harder Pearl Talk Patrina Cinker Dorothy Jean Harder Kenneth Wells Jerry Stokes Dennis Bough and Carolyn Cinker.
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Cohoe
William Fluhr
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Bona Lee Maynard
Jimmy Howard
Beverly Monkman
James Huffman
Laura Anne Olson
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Eleanor Nelson
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Face Court Charges For Unauthorized Building
J L Gimmett and F H Daniger of West Yellowstone Hotel Co Bozeman will appear in Helena federal court on June 2 to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for violating a permanent injunction. The injunction barred work on a two story 100 room brick and native stone hotel until authorization by the Civilian Production Administration. The U S Attorney charged continued construction without federal approval. Ruth Rogers stayed in Great Falls as a guest of Josie Weir.
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Civilian Production Administration
Us&s. Attorney’s Office
Picnic a Success by Veterans of Foreign Wars Group
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary held their first picnic meet May 24 at the Freeman picnic grove. Sixty one members and potential members attended the barbecue picnic and an evening camp fire with Clair Hensley and Ruby Granger on accordion.
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Veteran's of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Freeman
Clair Hensley
Ruby Granger
Refrigerator Car Patent Emerges in 1867 Milestone
The first patent for a refrigerator car was issued in 1867 marking a key development in rail transportation. This innovation enabled cold storage on rail cars, transforming long distance shipping of perishable goods.
Home Specialist Tuller Resigns to Head Oregon Rural Housing
Mrs. Margaret H. Tuller extension home management specialist resigns to become the first rural housing specialist for the Oregon Extension Service. Her resignation takes effect at quarter’s end after post graduate work at Oregon State College.
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Bozeman
U.P
Margaret H. Tuller
Oregon Extension Service
R. B. Tootel
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Oregon State College
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