Farmers warned on bookmobile tax cost in petition drive
A letter from Alex Truchot accuses signatories of misrepresenting the tax impact of a county bookmobile proposal. He urges farmers to check costs, claiming every $10 000 of taxable value adds about 20 dollars to the bill, and warns the project could become ongoing if approved. He recalls USS Essex crossing the Equator in 1800.
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Alex Truchot
Equator
Waffles Through History and Home Kitchen Tips
A county feature traces waffles from 13th century England to Dutch settlers in America. It offers practical kitchen care for waffle irons, including grid cleaning, oiling, and heat testing by water droplets, plus a topping tip of toasted nuts for variety.
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England
America
Transfer of Retail Liquor License Sought for Pioneer Bar
On May 2 1960 Cyril G Jacobs filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board an application to transfer a retail liquor license from Joseph L Fallon and Sadie McDonald Fallon to Pioneer Bar located on Lot 13 14 Block 4 Main Street Chateau Montana Protests against the license issuance may be heard June 23 1960 at 9 00 A M in Helena Montana J E Manning Administrator Four publications dates: May 5 12 19 26
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Cyril G. Jacobs
Montana Liquor Control Board
Joseph L. Fallon
Sadie (McDonald) Fallon
Pioneer Bar
Block 4
Main Street
Chateau
Montana
Helena
J. E. Manning
Notice to Creditors and Probate Hearings in Montana
Notices to creditors for the estates of David Danielson and Alice Bourne publish four month claim periods. A probate hearing for Oliver Mauseth is scheduled May 17 1960 in Teton County Montana. Attorneys Toomey and Hughes represent the petitioners. It is noted that about one third of the nation’s lodgepole pine saw timber lies in Montana.
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Alice S. Bourne
Montana
Meat Jobs Covered by Social Security
School is nearly out and many high school students will work under social security for the first time. Workers in stores cafes hotels service stations garages factories and mines have coverage from wages any amount. Employers withhold 3 percent of wages for social security with matching by the employer and remittance to the IRS. Visit the Great Falls social security office or attend the May 11 session at the courthouse to learn more.
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Great Falls
Internal Revenue Service
Helena
Montana
Central Ave
Chateau
Executrixes Name Estate Notice Published in Great Falls
Months after first publication the executrices Phyllis Bourne Vitalich and Betty Bourne Umphress announce continuation of estate business at Church Harris Johnson Williams offices in Great Falls Montana or at the Clerk of Court in Teton County. The notice lists Church Harris Johnson & Williams Suite 302 Ford Building as the business location. Publication dates April 28 May 5 12 19.
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David Danielson
Oscar Mehl
P. O
Great Falls
Montana
Helena J.vance
Court House
Chateau
County of
Teton
O. B. Katz
Ford
Church, Harris, Johnson & Williams
Ford Bidg
Cascade
Teton County
Phyllis Bourne Vitalich
Betty Bourne
Alice S. Bourne
Church, Harris, Johnson & Wms
Local residents in motion and events across town
Bill Stewart and Arnie Glack visited Bill Turnbulls in town after a Chicago trip. Maurice Wedum returns from Fort Collins. Vickie Kipf places second in state essay contest on Transportation in Early Montana. Fairfield PTA wraps year with bookmobile discussion and Civil Defense report by Al Kermarek. Blood drive yields fifty eight pints. Several local visits and hospital recoveries noted. Junior Prom decor and Lion's Club track meet planned. Naval lab tests describe a large bomb shelter capacity.
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Bill ‘Stewart
Arnie
Glack
Tacoma
Wash
Bill
C. B. Turnbull
Chicago
Maurice Wedum
Fort Collins
Colo
Vickie Kipf
Cliff Kipf
Montana
Fairfield P.T.A
al Kermarek
Mary Brown
Lineville
Alice Wild
Great Falls
L. C. Riphenburg
American Legion Auxiliary
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Nimble Fingers 4H Club details April meeting and events
The Nimble Fingers 4 H Club held its eighth meeting on April 16 with 14 members and 10 visitors. A theater party is planned for May 7 and a food sale on June 4 at Henne ford's Store to raise funds for 4 H camp. Coy Davidson spoke on hair care and Jimmy Larson spoke on bloat. Tim Saylor spoke.
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Nimble Fingers
Carolynn
Henneford
Coy Davidson
Jimmy Larson
Tim Saylor
Demonstration on Artificial Respiration Meeting Change
Notice shows a training session on artificial respiration and updates the next meeting to Friday May 29 at 7 30 p m. Hosts are Danny and Flynn Weist with Lyle Weist as reporter.
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Danny
Flynn Weist
Lyle Weist
Cancer Deaths Rise in Men Over Fifty Since 1980
Leukemia has increased nearly 400 percent in men over 50 since 1980. The American Cancer Society is spending large sums for research on ways to control the fatal form of cancer. It needs your support.
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American Cancer Society
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