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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1938

Page

3

Public Administrator F C McFadden Estates Fund Balance and Receipts

Public Administrator F C McFadden outlines the estates fund activity covering a balance as of December 31 1936 and receipts from that date to June 1 1938. The record notes the fund operation and timing of fiscal entries.

F. C. McFadden

County Examiner flags fund overdrafts and invalid charges

The county examiner notes overdrafts in the high school funds amounting to 3082.23 and 1286.42 as of May 1, 1938. It orders up-to-date general ledger entries, proper Fund usage for inmate expenses, proper mileage charges, and direct petty cash payments, while directing remittance of Escheated Estates funds and correction of irregular claims.

High School Lima High School Otis D. Bullis L. C. Ford Butte Louis Stahl Justice of the Peace A. E. Williamson

Paul T. Smith Seen Leading Democratic Railroad Commissioner Race

Reports from across the state portray Paul T. Smith a Boulder farmer and stockman as the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination for Railroad Commissioner two-year term. Smith’s strength stems from a strong primary showing and broad statewide support from friends conducting an aggressive campaign. Miss Lillian Stone, Beaverhead county home demonstration agent, departs for Bozeman to assist extension service canning demonstrations statewide before returning in the fall.

Paul T. Smith Boulder Smith Lillian Stone Beaverhead County Bozeman

Rush Jordan Speaks at Club Dinner on World Leadership

Rush Jordan urged America to assume leadership and form alliances with Britain and France at a club dinner. He argued against splendid isolation and warned that aircraft change balance of power, making a world police role possible. Fred Waldorf shared tales of a 5500 mile auto trip and reunions after 42 and 50 years. Guests included Ban Lopik, George Keachie, John Hopkins, and H W Reichardt. T E Luebben chaired.

America England France Great Britain United States Fred Waldorf Jane Stephens College Sev Ban Lopik Kalamazoo, Mich George Keachie Madison, Wis John Hopkins Butte H. W. Reichardt Indiana T. E. Luebben

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