Blue stamp June foods list excludes pears apples and Irish potatoes
Three items fresh pears fresh apples and Irish potatoes are removed from Montana blue stamp food list for June 1942. The official list for June 1 to June 30 includes corn meal shell eggs dried prunes hominy grits butter dry edible beans wheat flours and all fresh vegetables. Fresh vegetables exclude avocados melons rhubarb and Irish potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Stamp Plan
Montana
Hague Callister
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Mrs Henrietta Jones Wyatt Heads to Seattle Vacation
Mrs Henrietta Jones Wyatt departed at week start for Seattle to visit relatives and friends on her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Jones Wyatt
Seattle
Ice Dealers Face Dual Pricing Method Under OPA Rule
Ice dealers may select between two price methods under a new OPA regulation. They can use the highest price charged in March under general price control, or during April through October they may charge prices equal to those they billed in the corresponding month of 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced Sermon
The Christian Science flesson-sermon read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist on May 31, 1942 denounces ancient and modern necromancy mesmerism and hypnotism. It cites Zechariah 10:2 and 1 Samuel 2 3 9 to condemn idols and deceit. It quotes Science and Health asserting evil is fading and Christian Science promotes affection and virtue in families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Zechariah
Mary Baker Eddy
Mr and Mrs Gloss Visit From Jackson Ranch
Mr and Mrs John Gloss spent Monday in town visiting from their ranch near Jackson, sharing a brief local itinerary and social call with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gloss
Jackson
Melrose Roundup Highlights Memorial Day Visits and Local News
Melrose residents and visitors fill Memorial Day observances with trips to nearby cemeteries. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Young en route to their ranch, and the Dodgson, Bennett, and Norris families joining community events. The Big Hole river flood reshapes the valley, while local trips connect Melrose to Dillon, Butte, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Young
Melrose
Christiansen Ranch
Fishtrap
Lulu Lively
the Willows
Soap Gulch
Claude Dodgson
Claudine
Alberton
Milton Bennett
Bennetts
Judy
Peggy Kambich
Jimmy Kambich
Butte
Kenneth Maciivor
Allan MacIvor
Dolly Dunstan
Phyllis Dunstan
John MacIvor
Robert Edgar
Aberdeen
Idaho
Tate Ranch
Ernest Tate
Molly Wilkinson
Melrose Valley
Glendale
William Turner
Ruth
Drummond
Bert Fellows
Fred Tescher
Joe Buyan
Albert Streb
Kenneth MacIvor
Frank Gordon
Pete MacMillan
Harrison
Bonnie MacMillan
Frank Kambich
Reichle
Carl Kambich
Divide
Buyna Ranch
Hampden Norris
Belle Ethel Norris
al Carabin
Carabin
Montana State Normal
Rocker
Melrose Hotel
Carl Dodge
Billings
Anaconda
Sam Friend
Henry Norris
Taylor Grazing Service
Twin Bridges
Big Hole
Beaverhead
John Swoford
Eugene
Ore
Dillon Residents Report Weather and Local Happenings
Jackson and Dillon visitors conduct business as rain floods roads and bridges. Memorial services disrupted by weather while new Sunday school teacher Mr Sturemann plans summer duties and two families attend in Dillion. Local residents travel to Hamilton Missoula and Darby for visits and calf show attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lapham
Dillon
Ross Hill
Wilson
Sturemann
Thompson
J. N. Neidh
Dan Pendergast
Joe Ferguson
Walter E. Sturemann
Fred Anderson
Krause
Walter Stewart
John Neidt
Tom Clemon
J. N. Neidt
H. W. Norris
Leonard Norris
Keith Boetticher
Wendell Jardine
Bruce
Billie Nelson
Bruce Jardine
Darrin Petersen
Fred Nelson
Hamilton
Lela
Helen Christensen
Darby
John Krause
Kenneth
Missoula
Wise River Community Notes and Local Movements
Wise River residents share visits and travels across Dillon Missoula Anaconda Butte and Kalispell with many moving for summer or military service. Community members attend stockmen conventions, Red Cross classes, and family gatherings while water highs affect roads and bridges. Ralph Dooling heads to Army. Patrick McMahon returns from South America. local ferries endure flooding risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mallon
Maysel and
Lowell
Dillon
Frank Husted
Theodosia Smith
Verne Stanchfield
Missoula
Dan Pendergast
Danny
Red Cross Home
Veda Green
Colonel Combs
Frank Dodgson
Lorraine
Butte
William A. Ralston
Charles S. Ralston
Air Force Flying School
Stockton Field
Calif
Anaconda
Montana State College
Bozeman
Harry Ellis
Byron Jennings
Jennings
Frances Jennings
Spokane
Tom Pendergast
James Patterson
BOD
Ben Mason
W. R. Allen
Wise River
Gloria
Billy
Anacconda
Jimmy Mohr
Dave Hickman
Leslie Jones
Walter Jones
Ralph Potts
Wisdom
Jimmy Gnose
Jesse Tope
Neva
Edna Goose
Tope
Wallace Campbell
Fred Miller
Roberta
Dana
Paul
Army
Mr. Dooling
Uncle Sam
Navy
Carl White
Duane
Gene White
Nina White
Mildred White
Dillion
Dick Trueman
Dewey
Alder Creek
Robert Elwood
Lois
Hame
Dan
Fred Rankin
Deer Lodge
Public Hearing on Union Pacific Dell Station Abandonment
The Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners schedules a public hearing on June 16, 1942 at 10:00 a.m. at the Union Pacific Depot in Dell to consider Union Pacific Railroad Companys application to abandon the Dell open and agency station and to hear objections or reasons why the application should not be granted. The filing was made May 25, 1942 and interested parties are invited to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Walker
State of
Montana
Norman Giles
John Collins
Dillon
Mont
Plaintiff
Board of Railroad Commissioners
State of Montana
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Dell, Montana
Dell
Union Pacific
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Venora E. M
Venora E. Metlen
Dale E. Metlen
W. M. Stone
Harry S. Kincaid
Marie Kincaid
Meridian
Latter Day Saints Church Meeting Schedule and Talks
Officers and teachers meeting at 9 40 Sunday school at 10 led by Mrs Ethel Cast erline with talks by Carolyn Sargent and Merrill Packer. Closing at 11 25. Sunday evening service at 7 30 under Mutual Improvement Association with President William Hillstead presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrament Gem
Ethel Casterline
Carolyn Sargent
Merrill Packer
The
Mutual Improvement Association
Pres
William Hillstead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
S. Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
Electric & Variety Shop
Sally Ann Bakery
Reed Aaa
Abraham Lincoln
Frognesmue
Union Pacific Railroad
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
Lydia Swoford
Swoford
Lulu Maddux
Maddux
Swofords
Eva Lewis
James Donovan
Melrose Cemetery
Monty Clark
Louis R. Hoffman
MacDowell
Noxon, Mont
Coeur d’Alene
Roy Peterson
Armand Hood
Lee Wilhelm
Seeley Lake
Wilhelm
John Trueman
Kenneth Hull
Elwyn Dunstan
Butte High School
John Maclvor
Elwyn
Ensign Aircraftsman
Aircraftsman
W. Q. Kearns
Paul Hoffman
Bernard
Hawaiian Islands
Marvin McCauley
Gus Wagner
Pocatello
WISE
Maxine Walker
Patrick McMahon
South America
San Francisco
Bill Dodgson
Dewey Butte
Archie McTaggart
Bobby
Ferry Creek
Ralph Tope
San Diego
Fred Gill
Freddy Green
Paul T. Smith
Horace F. Casey
Austin B. Middleton
Enor K. Matson
Bozeman Livestock Commission Co
Wood Lake
Nebraska
Legals
Latter Day Saints Church
Sheriff's Sale
Margaret Kincaid
Paul H. Temple
Beaverhead County
View Acres
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
GEO
M. . Gosman Dillon
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