Claims Allowed February Meeting of County Board
The February meeting reviewed and approved numerous claims and expenses. Items include Hartz Printing, Department of State Lands and Investments lease, bond premiums, county salaries, clerical pay, supplies, and road fund costs totaling 6999.76 with warrants issued 12995.07. The board adjourned February 3, 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counfy Board
Lima Ledger
Dept. of State Lands and Investments
R. M. Stone
W. D. Tovey
Fred R. Chapman
Reg. Vital Statistices
Stork Printing Co
Eee
Norah Daub
Donna Trolinger
J. P. Best
Hliel Brothers
Bancroft Whitney Corp
American Lawey Oo
John Troupe
Mil Atty. Gen’s
Louis Stahl
Raymond M. Schy Coroner
Nyrl Erwin
Stern Janitor Service
Dillon Implement Todas Oo
Eeeeseeesenseeeeereenes Winn’s
Petty Cash Fund
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Marion Stephan
Spec
Court
Mildred B. Crosby
John W. Wolf
Beaverhead
Margaret Sweeney
Mileage Co
Keystone View
Montana Power Co
Cca
Paul Stahl
Archie C. Henneberry
J. Warren Shaw
Poor
Department of Public Welfare
State Department
A.D.C
A.N.B
Hosadecath
Jack’s Market
Helen Proffit
Marquard
Hazel J. Talent
White P. J. Lovell & Co
Mont
T. B. San
Eare
Parsell
Thomp Thos
E. Luebben
Dillon Steam Laundry
Leonard Reed
Swiss Bull
Farm
Mt. States Tel
Farm Dept
P. W. Petty Cash Fund
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Marquard, Maquist and Pierce
Elec
Co-op., Inc
Bond Grocery Co
White and Mayers
Lima Gas and Oil Co
Northwestern Mach
Ralph F. Davis
Fred Kamps
Alfred Kamps
Texaco Service Station
TE Paits O
Paddock & Tyro
Davis Motor Co
Industrial Equipment Co
Topbits Ooo
Birrer and Bastian, Topbits Oon
W. M. Cocanougher
Bart Hungate
Eos
Quevecnann
Albert S. Baker
Community News From Jackson Involving Local Families
Hiram Lapham reports a transfer from Chicago to Peoria. Betty Husted received medical care in Dillon, and Boyd Husted returned to Murray hospital in Butte after a relapse. Families travel and visit, 4 H club members urged Red Cross support, and various locals are noted in civic and military service. Florence Rice Miller’s wedding news, Enterprise Camp RNAs meeting, and gifts for Neighbor Mildred Dansie are highlighted with a large community sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lapham
Chicago
Peoria
Betty Husted
Dillon
Boyd Husted
Murray Hospital
Butte
Red Cross
John Jackson
Harry Lapham
Emil Schindler
Emmett Jones
Roy Ford
California
Gordon Smith
M. E. Fullerton
Carroll Ranch
Benny Arthur Johnson
S. J. Johnson
Navy
Frank Netterfield
New Ae la
Francis Baker
Sargeant
Colorado
Myr Ryan
New Guinea
Cecil Mussberger Fof Billings
Woody Brothers
Florence Rice
New York
Florence
Jackson
Civil Service
Enterprise Camp R.N.A
Mildred Dansie
Mildred
Pfc
Leonard W. Holloran
Robert W. Holloran
Marine Service
Treasure Island
James Woody, Jr
Anna Lee Shepherd
Florence Rice Miller
Richard Shepherd
Jacksonville
Fla
Sgt
Charles" Husted
North Africa
Robert Jackson
Olin Smith
Rose Lapham
Elna McIntyre
Shepherd
John Shepherd
Catherine Jackson
Christian Science church announcements and weekend visit
Room 18 Telephone Block lists Sunday school at 9 45 and Sunday service at 11 00 with Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m on the topic Christ Jesus. Miss Catherine Jackson spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Room
Christ Jesus
Catherine Jackson
John Jackson
Jackson
The Old Judge Speaks on Prohibition
A speaker criticizes a looming bill of goods aiming to revive national prohibition. He recalls the last failure that brought bootleg liquor, racketeers, and a crime wave, arguing the country should not reopen the wartime dispute. He urges focus on winning the current war.
Rural Roll Call to Boost Home Food Supply
Rural women will be visited March 1 to 20 to pledge to maximize home food production. The Victory Home Food Supply program aims for each rural family to grow about a ton annually of appropriate foods for every member. The roll call is led by state and county extension agents of the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gloria Good Arrives in Dillon From Portland
Gloria Good, daughter of Mrs. Mary Good, arrived in Dillon last week from Portland Oregon to visit relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Good
Mary Good
Dillon
Portland
Ore
Butte Visitors Bob Sundberg and Bud Martin
Bob Sundberg and Bud Martin of Butte were visitors in the city over the weekend, staying for a short visit and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sundberg
Bud Martin
Butte
Life Insurance Policies and Utility Securities Ties
A wartime era article explains how life insurance policies tie millions of Americans to utility stocks. It notes 67 million people held 184 million policies and that insurers owned about 5.06 billion dollars in utility securities, linking public savings to power companies underpinning war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horrine
Charley Allen
Charley
Polley
Atake
Electric Light and Power Company
The
Institute of Life Insurance
United States
America
Victory on the Farm Front News Highlights Wartime Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service notes welding rod and mild steel supply through normal channels with limited orders, farm machine production at 40 percent of 1940, and a new Farm Work Sheets labor inventory. Army and Navy food conservation curbs described, plus first War Board Loan for Food Production funding for Albert Plews to buy dairy cows and sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
First War Board
RACC
U. S
Spokane County
Wash
Leonora Casts Self as Nation’s Young Investor
In a staged desk scene, Leonora presumes the role of a busy woman of affairs. She dictations a mock letter to the Treasury Secretary, boasting of War Bond support and willingness to join the 10 percent Club. A note reveals the piece originates from Treasury records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora
Miss Simpkins
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Morgenthau
Department of Agriculture Predicts Dehydrated Veg Output Rise
The Department of Agriculture forecasts a sharp rise in dehydrated vegetable production by July 1. In under a year 187 more dehydration plants are approved, with an estimated 200 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Warns Against Transferring Food From Cans To Jars
The U S Department of Agriculture warns housewives transferring food from commercial cans into glass jars is dangerous and may cause fatal poisoning. The practice is used to evade reporting excess canned goods when War Rations Book Two is obtained, undermining food values and the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Coast-to-Coast Manager Attends National Meeting
Charles Hazlett, manager of the Coast-to-Coast store, has left for Minneapolis to participate in a national meeting of Coast-to-Coast store owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hazlett
Minneapolis
Professor Rush Jordan Leaves Normal College for Ellensburg
Prof Rush Jordan will teach armed forces students in recent history in Ellensburg Washington from March 1 to end of summer. He receives leave of absence from the Normal college for the rest of the year and summer term. Other staff will cover his classes this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
Normal College
Ellensburg
Wash
Jordan
Birrer Family Attend Final Rites and Local Visitors
Relatives from Missoula Hamilton Anaconda Pasco Dell Lima and Armstead plus other locals attended the late Frank Birrer's final rites last Wednesday. Individuals mentioned include Mrs Alice Birrer John Stivers Mrs Henry Birrer Mrs Clara Lee Ras Hansen Russell Gray Frances Evans Louis Dieterle Martin Jackson William Sweeney and others as area residents and visitors. Frances Evans also travels to Daytona Beach to begin Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps training after swearing in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birrer
Alice Birrer
John Stivers
Missoula
Henry Birrer
Clarus Birrer
Hamilton
Nick Birrer
Pascoe
Wash
David Birrer
Jack Lorenz
Harry McCrea
Anaconda
Joe Birrer
Dell
Howard Beardslee
Lima
Clara Lee
Helena
Ras Hansen
Armstead
Russell Gray
Butte
Frances E. Evans
Daytona Beach
Fla
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Evans
Louis Dieterle
Idaho Falls
Martin Jackson
Jackson
William Sweeney
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Fund
W. C. Melogue
Ehiiniides
Jack Wells
Locus
Eugene F. Morrow
John T. Flynn
Cook
John Wenger
T. Taylor
Lee Reece
Taxi
Elie] Brothers
E. J. Scarry Co
Chris Bay
Dillon Implement Co
Dees Texaco Service
Dillon Canals Co
Seenecene
El.ane
Seethnerestenesnasteee
Lowell Mallon
George W. Helming
Allen Spencer
George A. Minnick
Harold Nelson
Jackson Garage
BPCHE
Texas Co
State Bank & Trust Co
I.e
Vigilante Elec
Scroby Inc
Westmont Tractor & Equip. Co
Wcanisddan Pastel
Roy’ R. Ford
Paul Stahl, Sr
Bridge Fund
Tee
Henry
Conferences of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
MR. Allen
Agricultural Extension Service
Amirra
Treasury Department
Wa. S. Treasury Department
Montana Power Company
KZN
W.A.A
Music Club
Foreign Relations Club
Kampus Kadets
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