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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

15 Feb 1939

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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1939

Page

3

Claims Allowed February Meeting of County Board

The February session examined claims and ordered warrants drawn on county funds for many items including Union Pacific rentals special clerk, mileage, justice and juror fees, sheriff and court expenses, supplies and repairs. The minutes note printing bids, a bid rules deadline, and four public welfare investigations before adjournment.

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Marian Williams J. P. Best George R. Metlen Underwood-Elliott Fisher Co George Opp Justice Louis Stahl Jack Coleman Witness Dale Morris Merle Liggett Oscoe Gordon Matt Kay William Steele A. G. Williams B. N. Stevenson George E. Baker Frank Gorman Sam W. Ditty Roy W. Forrester James E. Phillips Erwin Dillon Furniture Co L. Burles Dillon Plumbing & Heating Co Teall Court Library Lawyers’ Co-op Pub. Co West Publishing Co Geo. D. Barnard Georgia H. Whipps Sylvester P. Meade Paul H. Temple Sheridan D. Morris Elmer Gordon Eda Jackson Edgar B. Rife Paul Bramsman Lima Drug Store Bancroft Whitney Corp Eeesesessseeseeeeseenees J. E. Kelly Industrial Accident Board Sessen Imperial Carbon Co SUPP Lillian Stone Stork Printing Co Naegle Printing Co Examiner Printing Co Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co Eee McCaleb’s Store Union Electric Co Standard Lumber & Coal . Co George M. Gosman W. B. Hartwig Dept. of Public Welfare Dept. of P. W. and Farm McCaleb Elie Brothers Meyers Lottie B. Hansen van Essen Mary B. Kenison Lloyd Metlen W. H. Stephan Montana State Training School Ashford, Miller, Moran, Nichols, Powell, and Stanton Family O.o.cecees Ceeseeneeceeseneee Montana Deaconess School Brady Anna L. Danielson Isabella Wellington Ida F. Olsen Ees Vaughn & Ragsdale R. J. Selway P.W. and PALI Fred Crouse Dell A. Lloyd R. C. McLaughlin Montana Auto Supply Co Alfred Brothers Hubert C. McNinch Jules E. Wenger Dorothy Lloyd Roy Wellington Andrew Danielson Louis Constable Sherman Hughes McCoy Rice James E. Morrison, Jr Lyle Essex Chris Reiber Ralph F. Davis al Featherly Argenta Ranch Co J. G. Wiant Lovelace Motor Supply Co Pais Ooo Dart. Hardware Co Oley’s Welding Shop Bergeson-Beaverhead Co Westmont Tractor & Equip. Co Ben H. Davis Paddock & Tyro Texaco Tence The Texas Co Dillon Implement Co TODAS California Co., Gas Foteman Bruce Thompson Labor Lawrence G. Kennedy Lado Eseeccst Lado Eseeccst Vetebedenaeabsicere Verde Bart Hungate John Prohosky Taylor A. Bradley Lima Mercantile Co Birrer & Bastian Harry Hoadley Wood Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Roselle Armstead Continental Oil Co Charles E. Wenger Ben Mallon James S. Patterson Floyd Miller Allen Spencer James H. Scofield Lyston Dansie Basin Mercantile Co Helming Brothers Sam Woodring R. M. Stone Wise River Filling Station Ant Seccenopra Rentertcitaelyts Cece Bastusmndndcinige Standard Lumber & Coal Co Lima Gas and Oil Co Archie C. Henneberry
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Equalization Board Sues Freebourn and Mitchell on Claim

District Judge George W. Padbury set February 21 to hear the state board of equalization's suit to force Attorney General H J Freebourn and Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell to annul their order approving a $149.91 claim to Lynde S Catlin, a Missoula stenographer. The board says paying the claim would violate law and their oath. The suit says Catlin drew up an exemptions bill for an appeal in a state dispute with a Missoula firm. The board denied owing for Catlin's services. State officials were told not to issue or pay the warrant until court resolves the matter.

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George W. Padbury State Board of Equalization H. J. Freebourn Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell Lynde S. Catlin Missoula State Board Freebourn Catlin Board of Examiners Roy E. Ayers Mitchell Ray N. Shannon John J. Holmes
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Four Montanans Succumb in Early Week Deaths

Four early-day Montanans were claimed by death in a short period last week. Three were Helena residents John Blank a 76 year old with over fifty years in Helena Jeff M Duncan who lived in the Capital city nearly 55 years and Nettie E Kirkendall who settled in Helena in 1868 arriving by steamboat on the Missouri. The fourth is Mrs Frances Culbertson Irvin born Fort Benton February 14 1858.

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Senate Bills Put Taxes in One Fund Sees Senate Defeat

By a 34 to 14 vote the senate defeated house bill 6 which would move all production tax and license receipts into the state general fund for earmarked appropriations. The house had passed it 82 to 13. Critics warned it could reduce school funding currently allocated to the common school equalization fund. Proponents argued it would create a safer, saner long term budget balance.

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Senate House
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Little Wagner Act Defeated in Senate Vote

Senate bill 48 the little Wagner act to set up a Montana labor relations board failed after the Senate labor committee recommended killing it by 34 to 16. Opponents argued the measure would cost about 60 000 annually to administer and it served as a companion to the wage and hour bill already killed.

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Senate Montana Labor Relations Board Senate Labor Committee Labor Relations Board House of Representatives House
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Tax Help by A P Engebretson in Dillon

Deputy collector of internal revenue A P Engebretson will be at the federal building in Dillon on February 27 to assist taxpayers in filing their federal income tax returns. The service is free of charge.

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A. P. Engebretson Internal Revenue Federal Building Dillon Gratis
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Soul as a Church Lesson Theme in 1939 Service

The February 12 1939 lesson sermon in Churches of Christ Scientist centered on Soul as a divine reality. Key Biblican passages from Isaiah 25 and Hebrews 10 framed the theme, with Science and Health noting that understanding shifts life from material to spiritual basis.

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Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy
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Six Million Planned for Insect Pest Control Fight

Senators Wheeler and Murray announce progress on a bill to appropriate about 5.42 million dollars for insect pest control in western states this year. Combined with the department of agriculture's 700 thousand, total funding would exceed 6 million if approved by both houses.

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B. K. Wheeler James E. Murray Senate Senate Committee On Appropriations Department of Agriculture National Congress
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Undersheriff Troupe Heads to Mountain Home to Return Suspect

Undersheriff John Troupe departed last Wednesday for Mountain Home Arkansas to extradite John Schooley, who is wanted in connection with a felony charge.

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John Mountain Home, Ark John Schooley
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AAA Administrator Rules Out Increases in Wheat and Beets

R M Evans A A A administrator said Montana hard red spring wheat and sugar beet producers will not receive higher acreage allotments. He argued this is a national program and quotas cannot favor specific market grades. R S Nutt of Sidney urged higher hard wheat allotments despite broader reductions.

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Washington, D. C Montana Agricultural Adjustment Administration Evans Great Falls R. S. Nutt Sidney Four States Wheat Committee A.A.A Nutt
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Tongue River Dam Nears Completion in Montana

Major E. W. Ritchie says Tongue river dam in southeastern Montana is near completion and will be ready to store water late in May. The project, largest in the state water conservation board program, will irrigate about 35 000 acres between Miles City and Decker in the Tongue river valley. About 150 to 200 men will be employed to rush spring completion.

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Tongue River Montana E. W. Ritchie Public Works Helena State Water Conservation Board Miles City Decker Tongue River Valley
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General Fund Union Pacific R. A. Company Martin C. Jackson Rena Nichols Leila Carrie Suthard Barr County Farm Goldie Stimpson Eeeeeseeeaees Evelyn Aitken Jack Wells Wm. Goin J. D. Brundage Dart Hardware Co E. Luebben L. T. Taylor W. E. Stinson H. M. Brundage Smith, Watson, Ferguson, Wilson, Gudal Eliel Brothers Jack Keenan Bond Grocery Co Hans C. Hansen Wells Brothers Dillon Canals Co Elecee Water Users Irrigation Co G. C. Stimpson State Dept. of Public Welfare Hale’s Lola Ford Busy Bee Lantis van Es- Bolinski Reeves Sabin Henry Schoenborn Marquard Bolinski City Fuel Co State Dept. of Public insuranceraeter-Waldorf Co Paul Stahl, Sr Gelhaus Allen Edmann Wepplinger, Hubbard Burwellsen Downing Belinski Lima Lumber Co Peter H. Peterson Sup- J.D Wes- Josephine Darlington Sanders Supplies Burwell J. E. Hutchins Dixon Supplies Mayet Richards Montana Commission 26Th Legislative Assembly County Board of Public Welfare Board of County Commissioners Albert S. Baker Helena Stamp Works J. D. Gowen Norah Daub Eer Fair Fund We Teeee Sten Taernenrets Faeeseeseepeeng Acess Christian Science Monitor Christian Science Publishing Society One Norway Street Boston Massachusetts Cristian Science Monitor the Monitor John. Wolf W. Helena Dillon, Montana Equalization Board Freebourn and Chevrolet General Motors Fer Rae Ian Baia Onh Onl Gren Adv Prallay Montana Auto Supply Company Christian Science AAA
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