Economic Shifts Ahead War Weighs On American Life And Industry
The article predicts drastic postwar economic changes as wartime needs squeeze living standards. Tax increases and war bonds will cut spending, with rationing likely spreading to foods and clothes. Many professions fade, auto service industries shrink, housing pressure rises, and migration to city defense hubs surges. Authorities expect rebound after the war with strong industrial capacity and a peaceful leadership role.
Successive Plantings of Quick Maturing Crops Advised
Bozeman June 23. E E Isaac extension horticulturist Montana State college urges successive plantings of quick maturing crops to ensure summer and winter supplies. Suggested later plantings include snap beans beets sweet corn leaf lettuce radishes and turnips. Late carrots store better than early. a second planting of turnips can be made by July 1. Leave space for second plantings or wider row spacing and it is not too late to set out tomato plants.
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Bozeman
Victory Garden
E. E. Isaac
Montana State College
Isaac
St John’s Parish Fairfield Mass Schedule Notice
Fairfield parish bulletin lists Sunday mass at 8 30 in Fairfield and 11 00 in Power with Rev Raseel Scheidler serving as pastor.
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ST. John's Parish
Fairfield
Power
Ewe
Raseel Scheidler
Poultry Expert Outlines Culling for Better Egg Production
June guidance from Harriette E. Cushman Montana State College extension specialist stresses culling non productive hens during June to August to maximize egg output for the Food for Freedom program. She notes signs of low vitality yellow skin and old hens should be removed and urges reporting culling progress to county extension offices. Rev and Mrs R F Vick depart for Butte for the annual Methodist conference returning around July 1.
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Bozeman
Vita
Harriette E. Cushman
Montana State Col
Miss Cushman
R. F. Vick
Butte
25 Years Ago This Week Local Recollections and Accidents
Corbin Trotter was killed and Roy Lee won a former Dupuyer saloon man role, with Frank Kessel injured in a Vaughn shooting after a drinking bout. Oren Grey died at the William Wallace ranch after a horse accident. Dee Koehne was seriously hurt when kicked by a horse. Jimmie Pridham broke an arm in a bicycle fall. Mrs. Frank Webb of Brady was arrested for grand larceny.
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Corbin Trotter
Roy Lee
Dupuyer
Frank Kessel
Vaughn
Oren Grey
Wm. Wallace Ranch
Bole
Little Dee Koehne
Jimmie Pridham
Frank Webb
Brady
Alberta Clearman
Cecil D. Passmore
Rev
Stong
Charles Butler
A. J. Flynn
Chateau Lumber Co
Shelby
Lewis Thompson
Main Street
Henry Luck of
Truman Oliver
Ernest Howe
Winston Bros
Northern Montana Mustard Growers Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given of the annual stockholders meeting of the Northern Montana Mustard Growers Cooperative to be held in City Hall Conrad at 10 o'clock on June 27. A full report of the year’s business will be presented and dividends announced. Refreshments served at noon. First publication June 18 last June 25.
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Northern Montana
CCC Quota Set For This Month In Montana
Montana's CCC quota for June 1942 is set at 1385 enrollees according to Teton County welfare officials. Rumors of discontinuation are unfounded as Congress has not acted yet. Active camps include Belton Columbia Falls Libby Yellowstone Park Alberton Stryker Haugan and St. Marys with enrollments via county welfare offices.
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Montana
CCC
Teton County Department of Public Welfare
Congress
Belton
Columbia Falls
Libby
Yellowstone Park
Alberton
Stryker
Haugan
St. Mary’s
Notice to Creditors in Louis McNulty Estate
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Montana. Notice is hereby given by Fred W. Schafer that necessary vouchers must be presented within four months after the first publication.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Mon- SA
Toy
Sete Anaty Ae Ton
Louis McNulty
Fred W. Schafer
Noties for car pres ecutor at Harris office
Public notice mentions the car pursuer at the office of G. G. Harris located at 401 First National Bank. McNulty published first on June 11 and last on July 3.
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G. G. Harris
First
National Bank
McNulty
In the Matter of the Sun River Stock and Land Company
Notice lists Sun River Stock and Land Company dissolved in Helena Montana with trustee Power and John W. Maton referenced. First publication June 18 and last publication July as required by probate or corporate dissolution notices.
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Sun River Stock and Land Company
Vet
B. Power
The
Ee Land Company
John W. Maton
Helena
Montana
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