Beaverhead County Handles Extra Sale and WPA Talks
Beaverhead county commissioners met in an extra session April 9 1942 to auction National Boston Montana Mines properties at Coolidge. A high bid from A H Bohlin and W T Hand of New York was accepted and a lease granted to Norman Giles for nearby properties. The board also addressed WPA labor concerns and approved a partial repayment by Bohlin for county watch costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
National
Boston Montana
Coolidge
W. B. Hartwig
Co. Atty
Leonard A. Schulz
Dalien Steel Products
Butte, Montana
Messrs
A. H. Bohlin
W. T. Hand
New York City
New York
Frank Gordon and
Stone Realty Company
Frying Pan Basin
Dillon
W.P.A
Beaverhead County
WPA
Southwestern
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Public Welfare Office
Woolgrowers Association
Boston Montana Mines Company
Montana Southwestern Railway Company
Albert S. Baker
Tony Kruletz
Bill Wilson
Ralph S. Potts
William F. Dodgson
Messrs. Potts
Dodgson
Drs. W. H. Stephan
George L. Routledge
John Wenger
J. D. Brundage
National Boston Montana Mines Corporation
Wise River
Norman Giles
Southwestern Montana Woolgrowers Association
Horse Prairie
Centennial Valley
Dillon- Jackson
Monida Hill
County Board of Public Welfare
County Farm
Community notes from Dillon area detail events and concerns
Dillon residents share family celebrations and business updates. Grandmothers host a surprise for Mrs Wenger as the Wenger family plans a Wisdom ranch move. New arrivals include two baby boys and a baby girl. Local road and WPA issues prompt county commissioners to weigh maintenance and possible shutdowns. A WPA continuation is debated while welfare, court, and payroll figures are recorded for the March to April period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Claud Lapham
Dillon
Grandma Wenger
John Hutchins
Wisdom
John Dooling
Robert Peterson
Dwight Harrison
Barrett ,Hospital
Noel Jackson
Idaho Falls
Martin C. Jackson
Wilson
Friendship Club
Leonard Thompson
Hutchins
Gunderson
S. J. Johnson
Linquist
Ross Hill
Dillion
Ross
Fred Nelson
John Jackson
John Krause
Bill Jacobs
Jacksons
Jules Wenger, Jr
Ray Jones
Evelyn
Jackson
Jones
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Florence Rice
Martin Jackson
Mildred Dansie
Little Suzanne
Dansie
James Prelat
William Burgess
Keith Koetticher
Johnson
Idaho
Faith as the Great Moving Force
A quotation attributed to Harvey Cushing extols faith as life’s paramount force, indescribable by balance or test, capturing a timeless view of belief guiding human effort and resilience.
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Harvey Cushing
Faith and Works Like Light and Heat of a Candle
A concise adage from Beaumont equates faith and works to light and heat of a candle, asserting they are inseparable components of moral action.
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Beaumont
Rotarians Mark 20th Anniversary With Club History
The Dillon Rotary Club reflects on two decades of service with lists of past presidents from Frank Hazelbaker to E E Hazel and long time secretary T E Gilbert. Charter members include F A Hazelbaker J H Gilbert R R Rathbone Abram Potts and many others who helped fund and support local community undertakings.
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Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Monroe
Eliel
Peterson
Gilbert
Adams
Curry
Henry
Bergeson
McCracken
Stephan
Luebben
Albright
Snow
Wilkinson
McFadden
Tyre
Wedum
E. E. Hazel
T. E. Gilbert
F. A. Hazelbaker
Frank Eliel
Harry S. Gimble
J. E. Monroe
H. G. Rodgers
J. H. Gilbert
Jack Nemeck
Pearl S. Smith
Sam Carruthers
Roscoe Cornell
W. B. Hartwig
B. N Stevenson
E. O. Selway
L. K. Adams
R. M. Cosgrove
Rationing registration set for sugar consumers
Clem W. Collings, regional director of the Office of Price Administration, announced next month’s sugar registration for War Ration Book No. 1 from May 4 to May 7. Registrants must declare their sugar on hand, excess over two pounds per person leads to coupon reductions, and excess over four pounds blocks issue of a book.
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Armstead
Polaris
Dell
Jackson
Reichle
Blacktail
Nicholia
Lakeview
Monida
Clem W. Collings
Office of Price Administration
Collins
Meetings of Series Planned to Discuss Wheat Acreage Rules
The county committee approved meetings to discuss a plan allowing an operator to raise wheat on an acreage up to the farm’s usual wheat allotment. Acreage beyond the farm allowance must be cut for hay or used for pasture, and grain harvest on this excess may incur marketing quota penalties. Applies to all wheat acreages over 15 acres.
New Courses Offered By Miss Hellman Instructors
At the Normal college a water safety class held its first meeting Monday evening with seventeen women in attendance. Listed among the attendees were Joyce Aughney Anna L Bryson Janet Caras Constance Cooper Claudia Faust Ruth Harrison Florence Heiman Catherine Helterline Dorothy Julian Alice McClosky Margaret Miller Dorothy Perkins Edgar Schultz Charline Siphers Jeanette Spaberg Dorothy Strong Mildred Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hellman
Joyce Aughney
Jean Ballard
Anna Bryson
Perrina Cadwell
Jane Cole
Jeanne Covall
Helen Dahlberg
Ruth Eklund
Lavon Evans
Claudia Faust
Octavia Graves
Ruth Grotheer
Marjorie Hamer
Catherine Helterline
Margaret Holloran
Edith Hovren
Donna Johnson
Reta Johnson
Dorothy Julian
Jean Kelly
Edith Lennon
Kathleen Lewis
Georgia Mathews
John J. McMahan
Margery
Appointed Executrix Named in District Court
Mrs. May Brown was appointed executrix of the last will and testament by Judge Henry Rodgers in district court last Thursday. Attorneys for the estate are Gilbert & Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Brown
Hens Hasesseau
Henry Rodgers
Gilbert & Gilbert
Beav erhead County High School Commencement 1942
The fifty first annual Beaverhead County High School commencement will be Thursday May 7 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The program includes speeches by Michael Mansfield Montana State University, class officers Phillip Bond and others, and musical selections by the school orchestra. Junior Prom April 25 features dances named for military terms. senior play Tin Hero is set for April 30.
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Beaverhead County High School
C. E. Blinn
T. F. McFadden
E. E. Hazel
J. E. Selway
R. D Curry
Ralph D. Huntley
Margaret Sweeney
D. L. Johnson
Lloyd Davis
Dale Willey
June Willey
Evelyn Gregg
Mendelssohn
L.A. Gregory
Bunny Jackson
Leone Cashmore
Helen Paul
Giovannina Cardinale
Alma Yates
Dorothy Chapman
Rachel Smith
W. G. Lewis
Dorothy Davis
Evening
Backer Grandahl
Sylvia
Franz Schubert
Zdenks Fibich
Prin. D
L. Johnson
Bartholomew
J. W. McCracken
Blitakrieg
Blackout
MacArthur
Navy
Army
Phillip Bond
Betty Blythe Stephan
Phyllis Davis
Jim Scofield
David Hartwig
Yell
Charles
Nona Schrammeck
Fay Kirkpatrick
Harold Babcock
E. W. Bond
W. H. Stephan
Rhoda Davis
James Scofield
J. R
Carl Hartwig
Donovan Sutton
Smash Hit Forecast for Ski Club Show
A ski club production features Erickson as an Ozark Hill billy in a comedy role. Helen R. Paul, trained with the University of Minnesota dramatic club, plays Mrs. Fannie Farnham with dignity. Ruth Puyear and Dr. Marlin K. Farmer supply the central romance, supported by June Johnson, Billie Ann Rife, Clyde Casterline Jr, and Fred Chapman Jr.
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Erickson
Helen R. Paul
University of Minnesota Dramatic Club
Fannie Farnham
Ruth Puyear
Marlin K. Farmer
June Johnson
Billie Ann Rife
Clyde Casterline, Jr
Fred Chapman, Jr
Ranch worker injured at Reichle Garrison ranch
Nick Lamberty was brought to Barrett hospital around noon today after sustaining a back injury while working on the Garrison ranch at Reichle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lamberty
Barrett Hospital
Garrison Ranch
Reichle
Referendum Important to Wheat Growers
A Montana wheat referendum outlines marketing quotas to manage a 1942 crop surplus. With over 40 million bushels stored versus 14 million average, storage space is a worry. Eligible voters include any farm with fifteen plus acres and yielding over 200 bushels, including landlords and tenants. Polls run May 2. absentee ballots allowed for those away.
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Montana
A A A W Meeting Begins Two Day Session
The A A A W opens a two day meeting in Montana State Normal college room 307 with registration starting at 10 00 a m on April 24 in the residence hall and main building.
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A.A.A.W
Montana State Normal College
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Boston Montana Mines
Charlie
Rotarians
Bessemer
America
Seven Seas
Dover
Berlin
Hirohito
Mussolini
United States
The
Montana Power Company
Calvin J. Logan
J. A. Meeke
R. D. Curry
L. E. Davis
Ray Willey
John J. Jackson
R. M. Gregg
Cécil Trolinger
O. A. Bergeson
E. H. Cantrell
W. Weorge
T. Lee Mcracken
Hayes] Baxter and Orchestra
Barclay’s
JAS. Barclay & Co, Limited
Peorle, Illinois
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporatiea
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