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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1942

Page

2

Economic Clash Over War Taxes Shapes Congress Debates

Congress weighs a seven point wartime tax plan with heavy disputes over who pays the bulk of the burden. Experts expect strict farm price controls and possible forced savings amid talk of a sales tax to reach lower incomes. Allied support to Russia grows as military aid rises and Hitler’s fate hangs on defeating the Soviet Union.

Congress Raymond Clapper Walter Lippman Clapper Mrs. Lippman

25 Years Ago This Week In Great Falls Pictorial

Obituaries note the death of Mrs. James Manix a pioneer resident after a lingering illness and James McLain dying at his Hobson addition home. Henrietta Pond and William H Edwards wed in Great Falls. J E Olsom sells jewelry stock in the post office lobby to John Holland.

James Manix James McLain Hobson Addition Henrietta Pond Wm. H. Edwards Great Falls J. E. Olsom John Holland Bynum Elmer Cyrus Austin I. H. Doolittle Bessie Crane Wm. Reiquam

Women and Children Barred from Traveling to Alaska Policy

The Thirteenth Naval District and Western Defense Command urge against travel of women and children to Alaska due to limited transport capacity and hazards. War and Navy departments ban wives and dependents of military personnel and civilian contractors from returning to Alaska, with rare exceptions for long-time residents.

Alaska Thirteenth Naval District Western Defense Command United States Territory of War Department Navy Department Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard

Earl Armstrong Enrolled at Great Lakes

Earl Armstrong son of Mrs. H. C. Nielson Chateau Montana has enrolled in the U S Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Ill for a 16 week course in aviation machinist mates He was selected for the Service Schools after aptitude tests given during recruit training He will be eligible for a third class petty officer rating after graduation and will be transferred to the fleet or another naval base to gain experience under veteran petty officers

Great Lakes, Ill Earl Armstrong H. C. Nielson Chateau Montana U. S. Naval Training Station Armstrong Great Lakes

War production order halts iron and steel use in 400 commodities

A sweeping government order diverts nearly all raw steel to the war effort, curtailing iron and steel in more than 400 major products. Factory life will shift as office machinery, kitchenware, sporting goods, and cosmetics face shortages and substitutions.

County War Boards WPB Office of Price Administration

Civil Service Opens Laborer Jobs At Navy Yard

The 11th District Civil Service Commission calls for male classified laborers for Puget Sound Navy Yard and other government posts with war-driven demand. Annual pay ranges from 1800 to 2150 with overtime. no written tests. Requires four years of schooling or 66 months semi skilled experience. age minimum 18, no upper limit. Applications accepted by mail or in person at 328 P. O. Building or U. S. Employment Service offices.

Paul N. Cole 11Th U. S. Civil Service Commission Cole Puget Sound Navy Yard 11Th District Civil Service Commission P. O. Bidg U. S

Montana swine producers urged to boost pork output by heavier hogs

Bozeman April 6. Extension livestock specialist E P Orcutt says delaying spring marketing to 225 pounds from 200 can raise pork production by 15 percent without extra animals. Markets in Montana and the Northwest favor 225 to 2380 pound hogs. Also advises holding back good gifts for fall farrowing to have hogs ready for shipment next spring.

Bozeman Montana E. P. Orcutt Montana State College Northwestern

Order to Show Cause in Halpin Estate Sale

In the District Court of Montana Teton County an order to show cause is issued regarding the estate of R. D. Halpin with R. E. Nelson serving as administrator. The petition seeks an order to sell the real property of the deceased.

Ninth Judicial District State of Montana Teton R. D. Halpin R. E. Nelson

Notice to heirs to show cause on will and estate sale

Public notice in Teton county Montana court orders all interested parties to appear June 5 1942 at 10 a m in Chateau to show cause why the administrator may be granted permission to sell real property described in the estate of the deceased. A copy will be published in the Weekly Acant ha for two weeks and lists property lots 6 7 in Black 7 in Bynum and various sections in townships 26 27 north range 7 9 west.

Chateau County of Teton Eek Acantha Teton County Montana Bynum M. M H. M. Daley Ninth Judicial District State of Teton Louis McNulty Fred W. Schafer

Notice of Stockholders Meeting Power Farmers Elevator Co

The Power Farmers Elevator Company of Power Montana will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 2 00 PM Tuesday June 9 1942 at the Community Hall Power Montana to elect directors transact business and vote on a resolution amending Article Sixth increasing capital stock from 25000 to 765000 and altering share classes and par values The resolution designates capital stock as 75000 with Class A common stock 100 per share Class B common stock 50 per share and preferred stock 25 per share. 60000 of capital stock is designated as common and preferred shares with 350

Power Farmers Elevator Company of Power Power Farmers Elevator Company Corporation of Power Montana Power

Stock Provisions for Montana Cooperative Under 1942 Articles

The document outlines capital stock divisions for Class A and Class B, with common stock limited to five shares per holder and one vote per share. It sets dividend rules for preferred stock, caps at 6 percent, non cumulation, and equal asset sharing on dissolution. Dated Power, Montana, May 9 1942 with publications May 14 and June 4.

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