Economic Focus on Allied Aid and German Supply Limits
The article analyzes two key war factors: American lend-lease aid to Britain and Germany’s wartime supply constraints. It cites Raymond Clapper’s report on lagging lend-lease deliveries, weak aircraft production, and labor/industrial delays, while noting Newsweek findings on Germany’s energy and textile shortages and long war-driven strain.
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Hitler
Britain
Germany
England
Raymond Clapper
Clapper
Byrd
German substitutes for scarce metals boost war effort
German technicians craft workable substitutes as copper tin lead nickel and chrome are scarce. Aluminum becomes abundant thanks to bauxite from France and the Balkans, but confidence that Hitler will collapse soon remains fragile amid material constraints.
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France
Balkans
Hitler
Farmers urged to apply for debt adjustment aid in Teton County
The Farm Security Administration announces a local Debt Adjustment Committee to help farmers in Teton County resolve excessive debts. John S. Pierce says any farmer may apply. committee mediates between debtors and creditors, offering plans including reduced interest or simplified repayment to avoid foreclosures and move toward debt freedom. Committee members include Ben Loch, Paul Mathis, and Roy Moeepant. Farmers should apply through the FSA office or committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Farm Security Administration
John S. Pierce
FSA
Pierce
Teton Courity
Ben Loch
Dutton
Paul Mathis
Chateau
Roy Mo Eepant
Fairfield
Fan Security Administration
Echoes from the Past: Hunting Feats and Local Incidents
The weekly record notes C S Parker Jack Nesbitt Ab Carr and Clarence Thone bag four elk and eight deer in the mountains while J E Webb recovers after a second operation Frank Hirshberg bags mountain sheep and Roberson and Jacobson dissolve their mercantile partnership Ten thousand seedlings are planted on the Lewis and Clark forest. Twenty Years Ago This Week a court order returns 190 quarts of whisky and 72 quarts of gin to Al Young with account search and seizure without a warrant Mrs Cora Unspeld fined for a misdemeanor R E Klipfel sells a Bynum newspaper to Jay Williams Ten Years Ago This Week Fred Fisher is arrested for embezzlement and bond jumping Della Nelson dies in a car tipover Fire damages A E Amnett home and fish plant Sunfish and bass are planted in Teton slough south of Choteau.
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C. S. Parker
Jack Nesbitt
Ab Carr
Clarence Thone
J. E. Webb
Frank Hirshberg
Roberson and Jacobson
Lewis and Clark Forest
al Young
Cora Unspeld
Justice Court
R. E. Klipfel
Bynum
Jay Williams
Fred Fisher
Salt Lake City
Marshall Martine
Della Nelson
Dry Forks
A. E. Amnett
Cowgill Addition
Teton Slough
Choteau
Foods Available Under Stamp Plan In October Listed
Market administration in Helena lists foods available under the stamp plan for October. Retail stores will exchange blue stamps for items including corn meal, grits, beans, various flours, potatoes and vegetables for human consumption.
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Persinar
Tha
Helena
Pein Co
Ora
Relief fund allocated to Montana counties per capita value
Montana officials finalize distribution of a $250,000 relief fund to counties based on per capita taxable valuation, excluding Indian populations from the calculation. Gov Ford's reform committee also approves executive-order reorganizations across several departments to streamline state government and cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Heilman
United Press
Helena
Mont
State Welfare Department
Supreme Court
Lewis Ail Clark
J. B. Convey
Sam C. Ford
Hans Biering
Department of Lands and Investments
Biering
Walter Burton
Columbia Falls
Griffenhagen & Associated
Chicago
State Pariculture Department
Natal
Griffenhagen
Fort Lewis
Wash
Montana
Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Craighead
Fish and Game Department
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen’s Association
Butte
Butte Club
J. S. McFarland
John W. Bonner
Notice of assessment on Farmers Cooperative Canal stock
Stockholders are informed that directors levied a $25 per share assessment at Farmington Montana on September 15 1941. Payment is due by October 16 1941 to G E Moneman secretary treasury. Unpaid shares by October 15 1941 will be delinquent and sold November 10 1941 at 2 pm at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent amount and costs.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
G. E. Monkman
Chateau
Farmers Cooperative Canal CO
G. E
Safflower Growers Meet To Discuss Commercial Cultivation
A meeting for all interested in safflower is set for Saturday afternoon October 11 at 2 p m in the Conrad Civic Center. Mr Rehbein of Lambert Montana, an experienced safflower grower, will discuss growing and marketing the seed.
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Rehbein
Lambert, Mont
Conrad Civic Center
Ownership Statement for Augusta Acantha 1941
Karl Bishop publisher of Chateau Acantha swears to the truth of ownership and management details. The 1941 notice lists Karl Bishop as owner and publisher with arrangements for editor and business manager, and names bondholders and mortgagees holding significant stakes.
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Choteau
Acantha
Montana
State of Montana
Scot
Karl Bish
Chateau
Karl Bishop
Cheless Mont
Ardonnais
Missoula
Elkader Er
Iowa
Seattle
Wash
Bert J. Packer
Spe
Pendroy Community Notes of Last Week
Pendroy residents share updates from Fairfield visitors at Harold Weaver’s home. Mr and Mrs Weaver plan moves to a new cottage with the Campbells assisting. The group enjoyed a dinner at Pet Mills home last Tuesday. Gernet McDonald and family spent most of last week at Swan Lake cabin.
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Weaver
Fairfield
Harold Weaver
Sania
Margaret
Bob.Campbell
Angie Puvrson Enzien
Pet Mills
Fina
Wisco
Ss. Arseill Iit
Lidge J.B Low
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Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
Canada
Washington
Newsweek
Beeen
Ford
Barton Motor Sales
Augusta
Pendroy News
E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
Insurance and Real Estate
Larson Bldg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Mies Rassmussen, R. N
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bleck
J. H. Byler
Maynard Hospital