State School Aid Reaches Record High in 1957 58
Montana public schools received a record 13.5 million in state aid for 1957 58 up from 11.5 million the prior year an increase of more than 19 percent. The report notes election year actions by the 1957 legislature boosted general fund appropriations and taxes earmarked for public education while deficiencies led to local property levies.
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Montana
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Teton County
Driving Record Highlights Mountain States Telephones Safety
Mountain States Telephone reports 425 Montana vehicles have logged about three million miles with 26 minor accidents this year. The company links the low incident rate to a strict safety program, mandatory pre hiring tests, vision and color tests, and a featured safety message displayed at all locations.
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Mountain States
T. P. Newcomb
Montana
Washington and a Small Business
C W Harder argues that the 1959 federal deficit will exceed 12 billion dollars and be higher than wartime peaks. He blames tax policy and foreign aid for dollar devaluation and urges NFIB members to end foreign giveaways to protect independent American enterprise. He cites Navy Admiral Rickover as emblem of American ingenuity.
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Americas
National Federation of Independent Business
North Pole
Rickover
Harvest supper boosts community fund and visits noted
Weekend social round includes harvest supper at the hall with the H od Club raising a tidy sum from the bazaar. Visitors listed include Chris Trebesch Genoa county, Joe Jarolimek family, John England Conrad, Mary England, Ben Beringer, Graden Green Choteau, G Monkman Chateau, Montague family, Jim Wood on vacation in Missouri, and Mrs Jack Dorsey with Walter Partlow.
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Winifred
H Od Club
Chris Trebesch
Genoa Countrys
Joe Jarolimek
Choteau
Jim Jarolimeks
John England
Conrad
Mary England
Ben Beringer
Graden Green
Brownie Troop Holds October Meeting at Legion Hall
Jerre Swenson chaired the Brownie meeting on Wednesday October 15 at the Legion hall. Janine McAuley led the roll call and served as scribe while 15 members attended and Dianna Fitzpatrick collected dues. Earlene Colley brought treats as the group practiced the flag ceremony and went on a penny hike.
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Legion Hall
Jerre Swenson
Janine McAuley
Dianna Fitzpatrick
Earlene Colley
Visiting Families from Various Cities
Mr and Mrs Jim Rudolph of Minneapolis visit Mr and Mrs Jim Sulgrove this week. Mrs Percy Robinson of Chateau and her sister Mrs Frank OCon nor of Neihart spend several days last week visiting sister Mrs Phil Leland in Butte.
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Jim Rudolph
Minneapolis
Jim Sulgrove
Percy Robinson
Chateau
Frank O’connor
Neihart
Phil Leland
Butte
Cleve Ross
Lethbridge
R. H. Mayers
Great Falls
Ross
Frank
Mike Horak
Safety education boosts Collins company efforts
COLLINS Mrs. H. M. Montague corr notes ongoing safety program with monthly meetings and daily reminders like posters and films. Newcomb says rigorous safety teaching reflects good business and citizenship as W. W. Duncan serves as local rep to Montana traffic safety efforts.
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Newcomb
Montana Council of Traffic Safety
W. W. Duncan
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