Stamp Tax Prosecution Warns Vehicle Owners in Montana
Lewis Penwell reports that starting August 1 all post offices will stop selling five dollar automobile use tax stamps in Montana. Stamps may be bought only from the Helena collector's office with arrest and prosecution for violators. Fines reach twenty five dollars plus a thirty day jail term for noncompliance or failure to display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Montana
Helena
Internal Revenue Service
Mr. Penwell
Dillon's No 1 Citizen Visits Old Home Here
The article notes Dillon's leading local figure visiting his former home amid wartime Hawaii concerns. It mentions a cautious view of some Japanese residents as non dangerous due to current regulations and security steps. The Governor plans to stay two to three more days before returning to San Francisco and then Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Hawaii
San Francisco
Mrs. Elmo Winn Visiting Billings On Buying Trip
Mrs. Elmo Winn is in Billings on a buying trip for Winn's store. She plans to select new merchandise and report back with inventory ideas for the upcoming season.
Rotary Club Committees Named for 1942 43
Pres. T. W. Sargent announced Dillon Rotary club standing committees for 1942 43 with chairmen first named for each group. Members cover club service membership finance program vocational service fellowship attendance music public information community service inter club relations rural urban public health and crippled children boys work and youth service transportation sick and relief international service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
Pres. T. W. Sargent
Fred Bridenstine
Frank Tyre
Sam Wilkinson
J. G. Mattingly
W. H. Stephan
H. M. Brundage
Albert Erickson
Frank Tyro
Ben Davis
Phillip Cottom
C. J. Horren
A. F. Waldorf
J. W. Rees
Bert Megquier
Jack Roberts
T. Lee McCracken
O. A. Bergeson
E. E. Hazel
W. G. Lewis
S. E. Davis
C. J. Hovren
E. R. Hilger
W. J. Bierrum
B. W. Emerick
George M. Gosman
E. W. Buck
Joe G. White
Lambert Eliel
J. C. Wedum
T. E. Luebben
Harold Snow
Paul Anderson
R. D. Curry
Fred Woodside
J. W. Walters
J. G. White
Lee Hoerning
S. F. Erwin
T. E. Gilbert
Phillip Sheridan
Two From Butte Win Golf Title
Dillon Country club members attended the Montana amateur finals at Helena Pine Hills. Jeanne Granley, 17, from Butte captured her third consecutive Montana women's amateur title by defeating Kalispell’s Mrs. F B Ross 5 and 4. Russ Swanson of Butte Country club won the men's title 5 and 4 over Max Jensen of Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Helena
Montana
Pine Hills
Davis Motors Secure Narrow Win Over Safeway
Davis Motors edged Safeway 5 to 4 in a tense game with pitching by G Chism and F Vandergift for Davis. Osbourne starred defensively for the losers as Chapman posted a perfect 4 for the Cow Punchers. Team managers are summoned to a city hall meeting Friday July 31 at 8 00 pm to plan championship contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Safeway
Davis Mo
Safeway
C. Mussetter
R. Harrison
Davis Motors
G. Chism
F. Vandegrift
A. Greene
J. Fuller
E. Sorenson
National Rules Interpretation Committee
Ge Hts
Osbourne
Chapman
City Hall Council
Local residents visit Dillon area as summer continues
Locals and visitors tally July social and family trips with many staying in Dillon and nearby towns. Families from Salt Lake City Billings and Twin Bridges tour Yellowstone Glacier National Park and Salmon Idaho while others visit relatives, attend medical exams, or welcome new births in Butte.
Philosophers and Christ on Inquiry and Revelation
Parker contrasts Plato Socrates and Aristotle with Christ, noting a shift from inquiry to revelation in Christian teaching, suggesting a fundamental difference in approach between ancient philosophical discourse and biblical revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Christ
Joseph Parker
Emerson Quote About Peace and Principles
Inspirational reflection quoting Emerson that true peace comes from oneself and the triumph of personal principles.
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Emerson
Chimney Sweep Replaces Rope on Depot Flag Pole
Dillon residents watched Jack Wilson, long time innspector of the town, climb a flag pole at the depot to thread a new rope and repaint the pole. The scene drew a small crowd as the Stars and Stripes was restored after multiple prior attempts. Wilson, a chimney sweep by trade, has long helped Dillon and previously worked for Mrs. Fitzharris in Hogan's alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Dillon
Depot
Official Primary Canvass Confirms Early Returns
R Featherly 392, Farnum B Schuyler 358, Paul Stahl Jr 496. W B Hartwig 205, Fred Heffner 187, L G Staudenmeyer 303. Sheriff Tem ple 520, John Troupe 752, J N Campbell 235. Clerk Baker 1064, write-ins 1. Treasurer Baker 429, Evelyn Lloyd 822. Assessor Best 1105, write-ins 1. Attorney Schulz 1068, write-ins 14. School Supt Christine Smith Opp 898, Margaret Sweeney D. Coroner Schwartz 530, write-in 1. Public Admin McFadden 1013. Justices and local offices with multiple precinct results and party nominees listed.
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R. Featherly
Farnum B. Schuyler
Paul Stahl, Jr
W. B. Hartwig
Fred M. Heffner
L. G.staudenmeyer
Paul H. Temple
John Troupe
J. N. Campbell
John E. Pendergast
Albert Baker
Fuller
George R. Baker
Evelyn Lloyd
Hayess Baxter
J. P. Best
Blinn
Leonard A. Schulz
Kelly
Mayland
McFadden
Christine Smith Opp
Margaret Sweeney
Leroy M. Gilbert
Elder
Raymond M. Schwartz
Frank C. McFadden
Supreme Court
Hugh Adair
Albert H. Angstman
David J. Ryan
Lima
L. C. Ford
Dillon Township
Louis Stahl
Melton
Oliver
Cheney
Lackey
Scott
Prohosky
Helming
Gish
Constable — Fitzsimmons
Peterson
Snell
Porter
Brown
Gravely
Central Committee
Christine Opp
Agnes Lackey
Mildred Scott
Elizabeth Luebben
Virginia Mitchell
Marjorie de Leon
Evelyn Pyle
Frieda Tash
Geraldine Clemon
Amanda Jorgenson
Mary Cottrell
Ruth Helming
Howard Morse
Dellar Gordon
P. J. McMenomey
T. E. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
John H. Judge
Dan E. Pendergast
Harold Capehart
Grace Truax
Ella Campbell
Sarah G. Poindexter
Mabel Piccone
Charlotte J. Farley
Winifred Shepherd
Mary A. Shaw
Mary A. Dodgson
Ben C. Proctor
C. A. Bechler
Frank L. Kambich
Carl L. Knoll
George A. Main
Sanford Shepherd
Keith Boetticher
Fred R. Gill
Gems for Your Scrapbook FREEDOM Quote Collection
A fragmentary scrapbook snippet contrasts two freedoms the false and true with quotes from Kingsley and Savon arola. It urges loving God neighbors and the common good as the path to true liberty. The clipping ends mid-sentence with a mention of Bible-reading.
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Charles Kingsley
God
Savonarola
Montana County Budget Board Busy Over Two Weeks
The board of county commissioners in Montana will conduct a sequence of budget sessions under the 1942 tax law. They opened as preliminary budget board on July 20 and closed last Saturday, then met July 27 as school budget supervisors with the county superintendent of schools and county clerk. Next August 5 they begin as final budget board, August 10 as equalization and levy board, with millage rates for 1942 to be finally approved.
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Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Schoenborn Family Relocates From Dillon to Santa Barbara
Longtime Dillon residents Mr and Mrs Henry Schoenborn depart with their daughter Miss Mary Schoenborn to Santa Barbara California. Miss Schoenborn held a responsible position in the Santa Barbara city school system for years. The Schoenborn home on South Pacific street sold to George Harrison Grasshopper rancher. Mr Schoenborn was a leading Dillon merchant and City Shoe Store proprietor who retired about two years ago. Mrs Schoenborn has health concerns and hopes the milder climate will help.
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Henry Schoenborn
Dillon
Mary Schoenborn
Santa Barbara
Calif
Miss Schoenborn
Schoenborn
South Pacific Street
George Harrison
Schoenborns
Quotes on Freedom From Greeley and Goethe
A fragment quotes Horace Greeley on the Bible as the groundwork of human freedom and Goethe on the danger of believing one is free while enslaved. The two aphorisms frame a historical contrast on liberty and illusion.
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Horace Greeley
Peace and Friendship Across Lands
A compact quotation from Jefferson and Tennyson emphasizing universal peace. The lines envision wise conduct toward all mankind and a future where good governs each person, with peace shining across nations like beams.
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Tennyson
Also Mentioned on This Page
HUSKY
the Electric & Variety Shop
Johnson
Interstate Building & Loan Association
Walter Grimes
Rotary Club
Butte
R.H.E. Eliel
Eliel
S—E. Burrells
A. Ward
A. Wright
A. Green
W. Evans
S. Meade
Pet Davis Motors
Eliel’s
Wee Enck
Ranchers
Collier's Weekly
General MacArthur
Australia
Pacific
Lynn Starr
P.R.C
Gallant Lady
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Juliana
Beatrix
Irene
Washington
Ottawa
Canada
England
Peggy Moran
Universal Pictures
Canary
Hollywood
Peggy
Hay
Leonora Short
Winnipeg
Marle Hatton
Phoenix
Ariz
La-Marr Hatton
Vic Crouch
Billings
Arleen
Tilden Lund
Barbara
Billy Charles
Salt Lake City
Glen Lund
Arleen Lund
Barbara Charles
Salt Lake
Lois Hazelbaker
Dorothy Davis
Jane Jeffers
Jane Waldorf
Jane van de Walker
Elkhorn
Yellowstone Park
James Emerson Hughes
Grant
Jack Brown
Marchesseau Ranch
Polaris
Jerry Miller
Seattle
Bill George
W. G. George
Bill
Ennis
Elizabeth Chambers
Twin Bridges
W. G. Dunlap
Sanders County Independent Ledger
Thompson Falls
Frank Rife, Jr
William Hillstead
Glacier Park
Elizabeth Cottom
Salmon
Idaho
Don Sampson
Great Falls
Joe White
James Mills
Jimmy
Nellie M. Tiffany
St. James Hospital
Bernie Harmon
Murray Hospital
Robert Jones
Wise River
George Davey
Robert Essex
Navy
America
Ktor
Richard Yardley
Baltimore Sun
California City
Goethe
Thomas Jefferson
P. J. Lovell
the White Cafe
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