Park Your Peesh Linton Man Ties Dog to Meter
A man in Linton Indiana tied his large black and white dog to a parking meter with a leash and left, prompting concern over animal welfare and public safety.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
6
A man in Linton Indiana tied his large black and white dog to a parking meter with a leash and left, prompting concern over animal welfare and public safety.
U S forces Japan PFC Leslie L Arensmeyer 21 wife Carol Jean Phoenix Ariz. scheduled for return to the U S this month from Japan Overseas since last April Arensmeyer a clerk typist with Transportation Port Command Cpoe eon of Mr and Mrs William F Arensmeyer Chateau entered Army in June 1953 Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity member
Willard E. Fraser of Billings urges Montana county assessors to support electing a State Assessor. He cites past underreporting and uneven assessments, including a 1947 case where 32 buildings were omitted from tax rolls and land values rose from 7 million to 13.8 million. Fraser argues a statewide elected assessor would create uniform methods and prevent future tax increases.
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold an all day session beginning at 10:00 A M at the Diamond Valley schoolhouse east of Dutton. The Diamond Valley local will serve a dinner at noon. R Deitrich of Great Falls will speak on India with films and pictures. Reports on FU and Juniors will be given and Junior Reserves will participate. Durum wheat and RTA news will be discussed. All are invited regardless of membership.
A note on using rubber bands to join several card tables into one long surface. When placed side by side, bands secure the adjoining legs to form a continuous table.
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