Disabled Soldiers Urged to File War Risk Claims by July 8
Idaho Legion officer warns ex service men that many unaware of rights under veterans laws must act by July 3 to file for payment on original war risk insurance. Defines permanent and total disability and outlines the requirement to demonstrate ongoing substantial gainful activity to qualify for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Jack B. Musser
Legion Service
Idaho
United States
Veteran Rights to Insurance Considered in Limited Filing Window
A notice outlines that veterans with six years or more of disability before July 3 1931 and with in force insurance must file a demand by that date to preserve rights. It cites American Legion guidance urging veterans to contact the Veterans Bureau or service officers for application forms, emphasizing eligibility for insurance payments despite no prior compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson B. Miller
National Rehabilitation Committee
The
American Legion
Washington, D. C
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Red Cross Office
Beaverhead County Board Meets In Regular Session 1931
Beaverhead county Montana held its regular monthly meeting June 2 and 3 1931. The board discussed road fund deficits and instructed the county treasurer to transfer surpluses after July 1 1931. A 60 day leave of absence for County Administrator Rebecca Connelley was granted and rent disallowances for county dependents were noted. A new road petition was received with cost estimated at 4600 dollars. Bids for a grandstand at the fairgrounds were set for June 15 1931. County officials approved sewerage work at the county farm and varied reports were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Connelley
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
L. M. Gilman
Dan Mooney
Hasterly
Blacktail Deer Creek
Thomas Flynn
George R. Featherly
W. B. Hartwig
George R. Metlen
Livestock Sanitary Board
Beaverhad County Fairs Association
T. E. Luebben
County Farm
Montana alfalfa seed leads Montana fourth in the union
Esena June 4 Special reports the 1930 Montana alfalfa seed harvest reached 6,100,000 pounds valued at 867,000 dollars on a December 1 price of 10.10 per bushel, up from 1929's 828,000 dollars. Seed is mainly Grimm and Cossack, with strong outside markets and growing red clover seed limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Dillon Woman Fatally Injured In Sunday Crossing
A Dillon woman died after a Sunday accident at a washed out farm crossing. A hay rake over the damaged culvert created a hazard as two cars passed. Mrs Christensen and her child stood near the vehicle when another car, driven by Williams, approached blinded by oncoming lights.
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Christensen
Williams
Cornell
Dillon
James B. Phillips
T. E. Gilbert
Frank Hoffman
H. H. Soper
A. 8
Johnson
Glenn Decker
Frank Kellum
James Leach
Jens Christensen
Edgar Williams
Beaverhead County
Joe Murphy
Roscoe Cornell, Jr
Shirley Callahan
Hallie Pasley
Ennis
Corneil
Hts
Carl Hartwig
Jens P. Christensen
George Lt. Routledge
Denmark
Beaverhead
Virginia City
Madison
Warren Shaw
Fishtrap
Edna Christensen
Los Angeles General Hospital
Winifred
H. N. Tragitt
St. James Episcopal
Mountain, View Cemetery
Uniform egg handling rules to be set at Butte meeting
Elena June 3 announces a June 11 meeting in Butte to establish uniform regulations for selling and handling eggs under the grading law. A. H. Stafford, state agriculture commissioner, forms a commission of eight including H. K. Smart Garde Wood B. Quinn Charles Merchant O. L. Brackman Al Trafford R. C. Plumley F. H. Nelson and officials H. E B Cushman and B. F. Thrailikill will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Plumley
Alberton
F. H. Nelson
Willow Creek
Williams Injured As Car Flips Near Point of Rocks
Frank Williams was injured when the vehicle he rode in struck a soft spot in the road near Point of Rocks and rolled over. The injuries were not serious and the car was badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Williams
Dillon Visit Highlights Cochran Family Ties
Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran spend a week with Dillon relatives from Unionville Missouri and stay at Mrs Minnie Sassman s home. Mrs Cochran s mother Hilda Boetticher formerly lived in Dillon and is connected to the family through prior residence and aunt relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cochran
Dillon
Unionville
Cochran
Minnie Sassman
Hilda Boetticher
Moys Plan UW Attendance In Seattle
Mr and Mrs O K Moy departed last week for Seattle where both will attend the University of Washington for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Moy
Seattle
University of Washington
For Sale Desirable Ranches and Farms in Dillon Montana
Desirable meat milk and money making ranches and farms of all sizes offered with modern valuation and terms No Soviet competition. Contact C G Newman room 14 Metten Block Dillon Mont 46 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Newman
Metten Block
Dillon
Mont
Beaverhead Board Plans Special Session With State Highway Commission
The Beaverhead county commissioners will hold a joint session with the State Highway Commission on Monday June 15 1931 at 1 pm in Dillon Montana. They will discuss erecting a viaduct over the Oregon Short Line Railroad tracks on the state highway north of Lima. Albert Baker clerk of the board signed the notice dated June 10 1931.
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Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Commissioners
Court House
Dillon
Montana
Lima
Beaverhead
Dillon Wholesale Meat Company
South
Montana Street
Francis Gelhaus
Wholesale Meat Company
Aires UR
A.D
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U. S
Legion Service Officer
Ee Og
J. B. Musser
American Legion Service
Idaho Building
Boise, Idaho
Conedien National Railweyr
Canada
Flower Pot Island
Wiarton
Ontario
Georgian Bay
Calgary
Rochester
First National Bank
Pillon, Montana
Worthwest
Bancorporation
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Mining City
Missoura
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