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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
2
Preliminary planning discussed to implement the 1941 Montana mandate requiring caution signs 500 feet from each crossing and reflectory stop signs 25 feet from the rails on both sides. Violations would carry fines under the law, set to take effect September 1.
The Montana trade commission took under advisement an application by state wholesale grocers to establish a cost survey of the wholesale business in the state. The survey would precede a fair trade code and the setting of minimum merchandise prices.
The Montana Taxpayer reports public welfare costs will total about 7.1 million dollars annually in the next biennium, split roughly equally among state counties and the federal government. State funds cover 2.41 million, counties 2.25 million, and the federal share 2.44 million, with detailed allocations for old age assistance and related programs. HB 366 restructures grants to counties, linking aid to taxable valuation per capita to ensure equitable distribution.
Legislature reshapes aid distribution under HB 366 with $400000 general relief funds and $150000 for contingencies. States varying per capita valuations. large counties like Cascade lose out while Mineral and Jefferson gain. Increases set for dependent children grants to $330000 and for blind and child welfare programs. Administrative cuts to $185000 and new silicosis grants funded by state not federal.
Miss Elizabeth Ireland, chairman of the teachers retirement board, announces that statements of accounts for individual teacher members will be mailed to home addresses on file with the teachers retirement system.
More than 80 people gathered in Lincoln to celebrate Yoakim Kracht turning 100. Born in Germany on May 10 1841 he immigrated to America at 25 to pursue carpentry. He may be the county s oldest man if no challenge arises.
An elderly man recalls Seattle in its early planning days and his move there years ago. He now resides with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stien at Lincoln.
Montana readers invited to submit lawn and garden tips to Anaconda Sales Co for a chance at 25 prizes each month. Each prize is 25 pounds of Anaconda Lawn and Garden Fertilizer. Entries become property of the company. months run June July and August. winners and tips published in the newspaper. mail to Box 498 Butte Montana postmark by June 30.
The Marcus Daly statue may be relocated from North Main Street opposite the federal building to the Montana School of Mines campus at Park and Prospect. The transfer is sponsored by the Butte Pioneer club following Mrs Daly’s wishes relayed by Dr Frances A Thomson president of the college.
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