Montana Tops Then Falls in 1949 50 Alcohol Consumption
The Montana Kaimin reports Montana led liquor monopoly states in 1949 with 1.57 gallons of pure alcohol per person and 23 gallons of beverage consumption. In 1950 Montana dropped from the top bracket to 21 gallons per person, with beer at 19 gallons and the rest split between spirits and wine. Montana residents spent $64.28 per person on alcohol, 14th nationally.
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Now is the time for all good men to aid America
A county editor urges independent voters to forget party loyalty and consider the nation’s peril. He warns of internal communist influence, external enemies, mounting debt, inflation, and costly overseas conflicts. He calls for brave, wise, and just votes to preserve liberty for future generations. Taken from the Western News.
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Lutheran church notices and services schedule
The bulletin lists Saturday confirmations for juniors and seniors, a March 22 Father-Son Banquet at the parish hall, weekly youth and choir practices, midweek Lenten services, special music segments, Sunday School at 10, and an evening circle meeting March 26. It notes a sermon about the whispered word and a note on leather soles.
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Surviving 1945 Art Heists Recovered From Goering Bunker
Pieces once stolen by German thieves during World War II have been recovered and valued at 500000 dollars. The works, by recognized modern masters, may now grace the homes of former GIs. Officials say the hoard was taken from a bunker built for Hermann Goering, though the paintings did not belong to him.
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Literary Dates Highlight Early 20th Century Works
Edith Whartons Ethan Frome published in 1911 and Somerset Maughams Of Human Bondage appeared in 1915. James Whitcomb Riley died in 1916. The notes place these milestones in the literary timeline.
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