Unemployment tax rate to rise for Montana employers in 1938
Beginning January 1938 Montana employers will pay 2.7 percent on payrolls for unemployment compensation, up from 1.8 percent this year. The higher rate aligns with the federal Social Security Act schedule. About $1.6 million collected thus far in 1937 is held for future unemployment benefits, with a target reserve of about six million by July 1939.
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Helena
Montana
Internal Revenue Bureau
Social Security Board
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Federal
Social Security Fund
Barclay Craighead
First Cold Wave Grips Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County endured its first severe cold snap of the season with temperatures dropping below zero last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
B P W MEETS IN DIL LON FOR BUSINESS AND CHRISTMAS PLANS
The Dil lon Business and Professional Women's club holds a 6 45 evening business session at the Andrus hotel. Committee chairs must submit photos of Our Town to Dora Smith by Tuesday. After the meeting the Christmas entertainment committee will convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Andrus Hotel
Our Town
Dora Smith
Berthana Koontz
Alma Pyeatt
Fern Schuyler
Myrtle Hale
Cherry Forsyth
Frances Sewell
Dillon Mayor Called East After Father’s Death
Mayor D. R. Galt traveled to Sterling Illinois following the death of his father E. LeRoy Galt who died in Winter Park Florida yesterday. The elder Galt was well known in Dillon and had visited the town multiple times.
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D. R. Galt
Sterling
Ill
E. LeRoy Galt
Winter Park
Florida
Mr. Galt
Dillon
God the Creator as the sole source of all
A church Sunday Lesson Sermon notes God as the only cause and creator. It cites Psalms 19 and John 1 3 and echoes Eddy's Science and Health asserting God as Spirit Mind and Life, perfect and eternal, opposite of matter and evil. The piece frames divine principle as the source of all that is real and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Retail Men in Session Last Night
Merchants were urged to obtain prior approval from a Chamber of Commerce committee before placing any public advertisements or contributing to solicitations for charity. Exemptions include churches, the Red Cross, and tuberculosis seal sales.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Red Cross
Memorial program praised by memorial day committee
The memorial day committee led by Matt Kay as chairman with F X Lechner Paul Bramsman Ed Lloyd E L Wheat Francis Tonney and Oscar Griffith organized services. They are commended for an excellent memorial program presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kay
F. X. Lechner
Paul Bramsman
Ed Lloyd
E.L. Wheat
Francis Tonney
Oscar Griffith
Dillon Westwo ods Win Opener In Cage Debut
Dillon Westwoods open the season with a 45 28 victory by McGinley s Bullpups as coach Herb Kakuske rebuilds the Bulldogs lacking height. Notables include Kastelitz and high school transfers Rife Laughlin Alvord Homme Weikel and Seyler. Moose Rouse brings Anaconda Anades to Dillon next weekend.
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Herb Kakuske
Bulldogs
Kastelitz
McGinley
Birch Creek CCC
Herbert Kakuske
Kakuske
Lee
Weger
Davison
Rife
Laughlin
Beaverhead High School Beavers
Billings
Alvord
Thompson Falls
Homme
Outlook
Weikel
Missoula
Seyler
Twin Bridges
Moose Rouse
Anades
Butte
Dillon
Burglars Target Lima Garage Safe in Double Theft
Burglars staged a break in by pushing a heavy safe from the garage office into the shop. Truax on the second floor woke as the thieves fled. The safe was found open with 700 dollars in cash and checks inside. Sheriff Temple and deputies probe if both burglaries stem from the same pair.
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Truax
Paul H. Temple
County Ranchers Set Meeting in Dillon December 18
The article notes a county ranchers meeting with W. P. Carroll heading the Wisdom group and J. J. Buyan, Carl Kambich, Floyd Kenison as chairmen. New county chairmen join in Dillon Saturday December 18 to discuss the 1938 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
J. J. Buyan
Carl Kambich
Floyd Kenison
Dell
B. J. McMenomey
E. C. Franks
William P. Carroll
Wisdom
George Harrison
Herb Armitage
Dillon
City water shown pure by analysis
Water samples from Dillon reservoir Normal college and depot tested negative for coli bacteria in both sample portions. Bacteria counts at 37 C were 6, 5, and 6 per cubic centimeter with turbidity rated zero. Officials say results indicate satisfactory sanitary quality at collection. Chlorination at 24 hour rate remains 2.5 pounds per 1,000,000 gallons. Reports are filed for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Dillon
Normal College
Forrest G. Bayerd
State Health Department
F. G. Bayerd
F. M. Poindexter
Raymond Reis Enlists in U S Army at Butte Station
Raymond M Reis a Dillon youth has enlisted in the U S Army at the Butte recruiting station He will be stationed with the Field Artillery in the Hawaiian Department and serves as a new recruit from Montana communities
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Raymond M
Reis
Dillon
U. S. Army
Butte
Field Artillery
Hawaiian
Dillon Rotary Club Hears Talk On Law and Origins
The Dillon Rotary heard Mr. Collins discuss lay origins Magna Charta and their influence on modern law. He argued law making must be slow to avoid unworkable ortoo rapid changes. Also spoke were Rev Turner Kiwanis and others with Meeke presiding.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Congress
Collins
Dr. Turner
Billings
Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Montana
James O. Melton
Riverside
California
Allan Bradley
Beaverhead County High School
J. A. Meeke
Pioneer of County Dies in California Return
A California pioneer who left Dillon in 1922 built a vineyard at St Helena and visited Dillon annually to manage business interests. Survived by wife, daughter Margaret, and son Joseph Jr all of St Helena. Funeral held in St Helena with interment there.
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Dillon
St. Helena
Margaret
Joseph, Jr
Butte
S Helena
Mrs Alfred Petersen Brought To Barrett Hospital
Mrs Alfred Petersen of the Big Hole was brought to Barrett Hospital last evening for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Petersen
Big Hole
Barrett Hospital
Spaghetti and Macaroni Compared as Economical Delights
An article extols spaghetti and macaroni as interchangeable economical staples. It describes shapes, preparation tips for sauces, and methods to enhance meals, including meat and meatless sauces, and notes their versatility and nutritional value for budgets.
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Alma Olsen
Lois Bailey
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Alice Fox
Chelsea Bailey
Edna Solomon
Anaconda
Mary Phillips
Lewistown
Helen Wirtala
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Anne Rowe
Margaret McLeod
Bernell Livengood
Eureka
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Ruth Johnson
Medicine Lake
Mary Jane Lucas
Irene Erickson
Great Falls
Jo Ann
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June Johnson
Betty Apgar
Mary Gilman
Avis Underwood
Lois Furlong
Martha Gilman
Ruth Koenig
Patty Stamm
Jean Stamm
Mary Tait
Lois Hazelbaker
Patty Curry
Erma Lou Warner
Carl Ross
Johnny and
Charles Osborne
B. & P. W. Meets
William Gargan
Orion Heyward
Barrier
Rex Beach
Leo Carrillo
Jean Parker
James Ellison
Jean Harlow
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
LOST
Frank Capra
Ladies of the Airways
Portland Hoffa
Silver Theatre
Jane Rhodes
Lanny Ross
Christian Science
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Lima
Bridgeport, Conn
Major Dot
Marie C. Davenport
G.parlatore
WNU
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