July 1943 County Board approves large claims and warrants
During July session the county board approved warrants totaling 18 191.77 for multiple funds. Major items include supplements payroll 300.00 Tribune Publishing printing supplies and 259.09 mileage for H E Contway and J P Best. Other notable expenses cover court library 25.00, officers fees 5.00, health officer 100.00, fuel 11.00, and numerous labor and repair costs across road and poor funds. The total were 1 839.12 general fund and 7 142.59 road fund. The board adjourned July 8, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Publishing Co
H. E. Contway
J. P. Best
Mileage
Imperial Carbon Co
Art Burnside & Co
Louis Stahl
Oswald Schleicher
Eae Teesseeseecenese C. P. Thomas
Xpense
Pub. Co
American Law Book Co
John Troupe
Tudas
G. W. Crow
Georgia H. Whipps
Mildred B. Crosby
Atty
City Fuel Co
Margaret Sweeney
Mieage Oe
Eecesesses Estseeese
Ella L. Anderson
F. A. Ralston
O’connor
Helen Smith
Eleanor Nelson
Petty Cash Fund
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co
Archie C. Henneberry
J. Warren Shaw
Poor Fund
J. J. Kelly
Glasses
Alden Moquist
Barrett Hospital
LeClair and
McKinney
Vernard Bean
Lewis N. Hoadley
R. A. Peterson
Peter D. Peterson
Fred Kamps
Wilson McNinch
Bart Hungate
Butte Motor Co
Davis Motor Co
Birrer & Bastian
Westmont Tractor & and Gas
Ella Campbell
Board
Aed McCullough
Toom
Toad
W. B. Cutler
Equip. Co
John Prohosky
Watson Motor Co
Lima Gas & Oil Co
Vigilante Elec
Co-op., Inc
Luanna Robinson
Ben Mallon
Herbert Sturm
George Rhino
Westmont Tractor & Equipment Co
Helming Brothers
State Bank & Trust Co
Ccee
Montana Power Co
Ces
Winn's
Charles E
Wenger
Lowell Mallon
Ate Allen Spencer
City Water Works
Keith Boetticher
Paul Stahl, Sr
W. D. Tessier
John J. Jackson
Pete Wilhelm
Fred McCullough
Cece
Paul Stahl,sr
Fair Fund City Water Works
General Fund
Vigilante Elec. Coop., Inc
Benceeeneseneten
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Aya Eeseedeten Eee
A. J. Simon
J. W. Walters Garage
Pee Ness Nese Denenanseaarrecenenae
Eliel Brothers Supplies
Chris
Basin Mercantile Co
Richards
F . E. Boger
Marquard Heer Ees Taeerenas
Logan
Trent
Moquist Sa
New Atdeaeneseeee
Co. EK
Barnes
White Anne Tagemnapgereeeene
W. H. Stephan
Montana
Stetensenee Doen
Dillon Cemetery
Carr
H. M. Brundage
Millsap
Markham
Enee
Ednanae
Dept. of
Weeseeeen
Carl T. Mast
Astssaee
Jimmie Michelish
Walter Selway
Wesetaretannsseene
Elmer Sorenson
C. Gosta Miller
Eee
Esmenaerenveenenee
Hans Henningsen
Teewneesaenn
George Duck
Sereeeenes
Alfred Kamps
Elmer Salmonsen
Harris Opp
Ean Aeeneeennee Northwestern Mach Weld. Co
Jenewene Seene
Industrial Equipment Co
Wee E Enw Ee Ee Gee
Meedaan Eee
Graeter-Waldorf Co
Fa Deen Eee
New Sens En
the Texas Co
Continental Oil Co
H. CeNinch
Foreman
Trevor Waldemar
Christmas mail for Marine Corps overseas personnel urged
A six week window from Sept 15 to Oct 31 is set for posting Christmas mail to Marines overseas. Mark parcels Christmas parcel and follow strict packing rules to withstand handling. Include sender and addressee details, ship or Fleet Post Office routing, and note weight and size limits.
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Marine Corps
Post Office Department
San Francisco
California
New York
N. Y
Seattle
Navy
Coast Guard
Rationing Reminders for Coupons and Stamps
Details on valid ration coupons and stamps including Book No. 7 four gallons through Sept 21, sugar No. 13 five pounds through Aug 15, canning stamps No. 15 and 16 five pounds through Oct 31, coffee stamps no longer required, shoes stamp 18 through Oct 31, stove purchase certificates valid 30 days but invalid after Aug 23, various meat and processed foods stamps with expiry dates through Sept 20 and Aug 31.
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Ly Greet
WPB Amends Order to Boost Shoe Production
The WPB amended order M-217 to allow a 25 percent rise in footwear output for boys girls children and infants. Men s work shoes and safety shoes may also increase by 25 percent to meet higher demand and new price levels.
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WPB
Seascent
Local social notes honor and events in Dillon
Mrs. Martin Moore heads a weekend of entertaining as she plans a Tremonton move. Bridge and luncheons hostesses include Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Clara Plant. Montana Pioneers convene in Deer Lodge with a Friday banquet. Dillon clubs host tours and showers amid community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moore
Tremonton
Utah
John Collins
Clara Plant
Sons and Daughters of
Montana Pioneers
The
Deer Lodge
Local visitors and town notes from Dillon area
Mrs Hiram Tolley and granddaughter from Nephi Utah visit with H L Tolley family. Paul Bramsman and infant son stay with relatives from Great Falls. Hope Mathews returns from Seattle for two week vacation. Catherine Keenan back from two weeks in California. Claud Lay leaves for Billings. Dave Hier enjoys summer vacation. Claud Lapham of Jackson in town. Jack Brenner stops by from Horse Prairie ranch. Dillon Feed & Seed promotes hay salt. Dorothy Julian of Sheridan and Betty Newton of Deer Lodge visit Normal College. former MSNC students. Mike Nettik, formerly at Wes Mares market, now at J M Maddison in Sheridan. Dr W J Romersa family vacationing at Elkhorn Springs. John C Anderson of Denver visiting Harry Anderson of Dillon Feed & Seed. Minnie Buhrer returns from Seattle wife of Charles Burdick. Frank Buhrer of Butte visits. Shorty Wynes hospitalized after horse kick. now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Tolley
Nephi
Utah
Billings
Dave Hier
Claud Lapham
Jackson
Jack Brenner
Horse Prairie
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
Dorothy Julian
Sheridan
Betty Newton
Deer Lodge
Friends
Normal College
M.S.N.C
Mike Nettik
J. M. Maddison
W. J. Romersa
Dean
Robert
Janet Henneberry
Elkhorn Springs
John C. Anderson
Denver
Harry
Dillon Feed & Seed Company
Minnie Buhrer
Seattle
Wash
Charles Burdick
Burdick
Frank Buhrer
Butte
Dillon Feed & Seed
Shorty Wynes
Barrett Hospital
Donovan Ranch
Shorty
Small Creek Bottom Fire Near Argenta Quelled
A small fire in a creek bottom above Argenta was reported to Forest Supervisor W. B. Willey last Friday. The blaze was successfully handled and extinguished by the Argenta cooperators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta
W. B. Willey
Point Reduction Extended Indefinitely for Deteriorating Rationed Foods
The Office of Price Administration extends the emergency provision allowing retailers to reduce point values of rationed meats fats and dairy products in imminent danger of spoilage beyond the July 31 expiration date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
War Food Administration
Wartime drives and home canning safety issues
The article outlines the Third War Loan goal of fifteen billion dollars proclaimed by President Roosevelt. It notes wartime fat and oil rations for civilians, recent cost of living changes, and warnings against canning powders and oven canning. It also reports mass mailing of War Ration Book Three and shoe provisions for servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Campbell
Federal Food and Drug Administration
OPA
U.S. D
USD
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