Montana Power completes Trident Townsend line upgrade
Montana Power announces completion of a 30 mile 100000 volt Townsend to Trident transmission line with substations at both ends and re energized East Helena Townsend line. Project cost 385420 dollars and includes tie in to Madison river hydro plant to boost regional power and aid Ideal Cement Co. plant and Milwaukee railroad.
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Butte
Townsend and
Trident
A. B. Martin
Montana Power Company
Con
Townsend
East Helena - Townsend
Madison River
Bozeman - Livingston
Holter
Missouri River
Ideal Cement Co
Milwaukee
Martin
Gallatin
Three Forks
Paradoxical Montana Labor Picture Reported by UCC
The State Unemployment Compensation Commission flags a paradoxical Montana labor scene with 5000 more non farm workers than last year yet insured unemployment up 2.5 times. Non farm employers reach record highs while chairman Carroll M Stewart cites a 7000 rise in the labor force as the sole explanation.
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State
Montana
UCC
Carroll M. Stewart
The
Wheat loan rates set for Beaverhead County for 1949 crop
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a loan rate of 1 71 per bushel for No 1 wheat in Beaverhead County under the 1949 price support program. Information on premiums and discounts will be available at the county ACA office. National average loan rate is 1 95 per bushel, parity July 1 is 2 17, with 2 22 parity last year. Loans run through January 1950 and mature by April 30 1950.
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Beaverhead County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
L. S. Smith
ACA
USDA
Portland
Oregon
Superior
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Duluth, Minnesota
Veterans reach milestones on G I Bill and Public Law 16
By June 1 more than 202000 World War II veterans had exhausted G I Bill training entitlements or completed Public Law 16 training and were declared rehabilitated, according to the Veterans Administration.
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Veterans Administration
Flipper Law Enforced Against Leaving Burning Fires
Montana Highway Patrol Supervisor E H England ordered citations into court for leaving burning camp fires or discarding burning materials from vehicles. Effective July 15 1949 arrests will follow. England warned of fines up to 500 dollars or six months jail or both and urged use of ash trays to prevent fires.
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Montana Highway Patrol
E. H. England
Highway Patrol
Forest Service
England
Wester gard couple visit Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake
Mr and Mrs Harold Wester gard took a weekend trip to Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake and returned to Dillon on Monday.
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Harold Westergard
Glacier National Park
Flat‘head Lake
Dillon
St Rose Church Sunday Mass Schedule Varies by Month
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. with Lima at 10 30 a.m. on the first Sunday monthly. Melrose parishioners attend 10 a.m. on the second Sunday and again on the third and fifth Sundays when applicable. Jackson follows a 9 30 a.m. mass on the fourth Sunday.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Jackson
Assembly of God Church Services Schedule
Sunday school 10 a m and morning worship 11 a m followed by Sunday evening service 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Includes notice for Examiner subscription.
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Assembly OF God Church
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Good Earth
L. W. Graaskamp
American Can Company
Kyle MacDonnell
Tele “Vision
RCA
New York
Arthur
Ralph Heljm
C. G
Edward Engdahl
Waldo
Waldemar Ekeberg
Carl
Arthur Holmer
Fred
Paul Olson
Ernest
Walter Lack
Montana Power
Mathews Store
State Farm Mutual
State Farm
J. C. Faller
Andrus
R. P. O’meara
Microtone OF
Billings, Montana
Harry Upilitr
Vector
Gaines Dog Research Center
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
Gaines Dog Research Center No.c
Sidney Edgerton
State of
Idaho, Dakota
Washington Territories
Bannack
Alder Gulch
Last Chance Gulch
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
All America
Chevrolet
Fisher
Fisher Body
Fisher Unisteel
Corner
Montana & Reeder Srs
Montana Auto Sales
Dillon, Mont
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