Montana marks WWII chromite program and state reforms
The report details government spending on Stillwater chromite development from 1939 to 1943 with Benbow and Mount Sampson as key deposits, noting 1944 chromite output rising to 160 120 tons from 2 982 in 1940. It also lists new state laws creating an assistant adjutant general post, renaming teacher colleges, a disaster council, veterans preference in exams, and higher hail insurance. Nearly 4 million dollars in U S savings bonds were bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
John W. Bonner
Montana Normal School
Dillon
Western Montana College of Education
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Eastern Montana College of Education
Montana
Montana Livestock Outlook and Bond Purchases Highlight State
January 1949 saw Montana bond buyers exceed December 1948 by over 980000 dollars with Cascade Yellowstone Silver Bow and Hill counties leading. Despite deep snows cattle and sheep are in generally good condition though hay shortages appear in some western and southeastern counties. Montana bulk zinc production remained strong in 1947 while aids from the French train to Montanans was displayed in Helena. Notice to creditors asks claims exhibit within four months to ALICE BIERY executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nelson
Cascade
Yellowstone
Silver Bow
Hill Counties
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
Bureau
A. D. Molohon
Billings
United States
Bureau of Mines
Legion escorts Lenail and Governor with guards to house
A legion presented a picture to French official Naeégele as two national guardsmen escorted Lenail to the house chambers. Adjutant General Mitchell House Speaker Graybill and Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon with two guardsmen escorted Governor Bonner to the chambers.
Montana communicable disease totals dip from 1948 to 1949
The Montana state board of health reports 1,376 cases so far in 1949, down 1,225 from the 2,601 seen in the same period of 1948. Chicken pox leads the 1949 list with 667 cases, while mumps with 691 cases tops the 1948 comparable list.
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Montana
State Board of Health
Health Board
Beav erhead County Seeks Bids for 1942 Ford Dump Truck
Beaverhead County Montana invites bids for a 1942 Ford 1-4 ton dump truck with specific Gallion 22 yard body, front tires 750x20 rear duals 825x20, 2 speed rear axle heater. Bids due March 8 1949 at 2:00 PM to County Clerk Dillon. Bids must be marked Bids for Equipment. Board may accept or reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Ohne
Ford
Gallion
A. D
Beaverhead
Parke T. Scott
Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for County Printing Contract
The Beaverhead County Commissioners invite sealed bids by 10:00 a.m. March 7 1949 for a two year contract to furnish all legal advertising blanks stationery election supplies and other printed forms. Bids must come from a newspaper within the county with circulation and be printed in the county for at least one year. A $250 bid bond is required with the successful bidder posting a $5,000 surety bond upon award.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Board of Commissioners
Margaret Thompson
Board of
Board of Beaverhead County Commissioners
Dillon
Executor notices creditors claims for Jimmy Dell Hutchins
The executor Keith Boetticher invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be filed at the law offices of John Collins in the Poindexter Block Dillon Montana, to transact estate business in Beaverhead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Biery
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Alice Biery
Jimmy Dell Hutchins
Keith Boetticher
Jimmy
Dell Hutchins
Notice of sale of mortgage lands in Beaverhead County
State lands commissioner will take sealed bids by March 31, 1949 for mortgage lands in Beaverhead County Montana totaling about 2521 acres appraised at 19350 dollars. Bids must include 20 percent initial payment, a 5 dollar deed fee, and settlement with improvements owner. Sale subject to board approval and mineral reservation with a 6 percent royalty on gas and oil. J. W. Walker commissioner.
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State OF
Montana
Beaverhead County
State Capitol
Helena
Nynem
Nexswh
Township
South Range
State Board of Land Commissioners
J. W. Walker
State Lands and Investments
Undersheriff Boyd Quick Hospitalized for Observation
Undersheriff Boyd Quick was admitted to a Butte hospital for observation. Officials gave no statement on his condition and no timeline for release was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Quick
Butte Hospital
Certificate of Individual Transacting Business under Fictitious Name
Two Montana notaries record fictitious name filings. W Edgar Williams and Dave H Williams certify a Dillon partnership to operate a feed and seed, storage and farm machinery business with 235 North Idaho Street Dillon. Ben H Davis files for Davis Motor Company in Dillon as sole owner. notary Theodore F McFadden notarizes February 18 1949.
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W. Edgar Williams
Dave H. Williams
Montana
North
Idaho Street
Dillon
Beaverhead County
South Atlantic Street
State OF
Beaverheads
Leonard Schulz
Leonard A. Schulz
Ben H. Davis
County of
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Davis Motor Company
Persorker
W. Wher
Theodore F. McFadden
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THE
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
Montana St
National Advertising Representative
NAS
Chicago
Seattle
New York
Francisco
National Editorial Association
Continental
U. S
U.S
Harvard
Winthroe
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Vassar College
Lima
C. M. Beyer
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Lima Mere
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer
St. Atlantic St
House Service
Legals
Metlen
Brotlickht
Clara Bureh
Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
Bramsman
East
Glendale
George Gleed
F. E. Dougherty
Elliston
Harry Jensen
Normal College
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Hazelbaker
Dillon Electric Company
Amy
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
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