Montana 21 ID Card Rules Require County Clerk Application
Montana Liquor Control Board rules effective July 1 1957 require every person aged 21 to apply through the county clerk to obtain an identification card for the State Liquor Control Board. Applicants must prove age with a birth certificate and photo. A 50 cent fee is paid to the State board. House Bill 456 Montana Session Laws 1957 Chapter 190 enacted these provisions.
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Montana Liquor Control Board
State Liquor Control Board
Montana
Postmaster Convention Highlights Montana Meeting
About 130 postmasters and wives from across Montana attended the Montana Postmasters Association convention in Dillon. Officials including Paul D. Bentley in retirement and Sam G. Swartz participated in seminars, with entertainment events such as the President's Party, smorgasbord, Chuck Wagon Dinner, and a Wednesday banquet at the Elks club.
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Paul D. Bentley
Seattle
Sam G. Swartz
Portland
Harry J. Andrus
Dillon
E. J. Wamsley
Molese
Association
Ernest J. Collette
Grand Forks
N.D
Virginia City
Madison County
Elks Club
Beaverhead County
Elks's Club
Montana
Right or Wrong continued plea for affordable American cars
A reader argues for practical, affordable U.S. built cars at reasonable prices. He urges manufacturers to produce efficient, durable vehicles that compare favorably with Volkswagens and fit the budget of ordinary families. He claims many share this outlook and bets on broad support.
Budget Hearings Presage Higher Property Taxes in Montana
The 1955 to 1956 period saw a nine percent rise in statewide property taxes with five percent for state and county uses and nine percent for cities. School taxes jumped 13 percent in one year, while tax delinquency rose in 46 of Montana’s 56 counties. The 1957–58 outlook remains bleak as cash balances fall and schools face higher levies from the 1957 legislature.
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Montana
Wheat Growers Vote On Quotas For 1958 Crop
Two thirds of eligible voters must approve quotas to take effect on the 1958 wheat crop. If approved, farmers exceeding allotment face a 45 percent penalty of parity price on excess wheat, with a national average $1.78 per bushel support for compliant farmers. If disapproved by more than one third, allotments stay in place and compliant farmers receive 50 percent parity support.
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Bay
Montana to Study Groundwater Resources and Well Rights
The Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology partners with the U S Geological Survey to map underground groundwater in Montana. County clerks will forward well water rights data to the bureau and state engineer for resource knowledge and management. Residents can request forms from the Bureau in Butte or visit its offices.
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Montana
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
U. S. Geological Survey
Montana Bureau For Mines and’ Geology
Main Hall
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Bureau
House cuts billions in spending near budget adjournment
The House moved to finish major appropriation bills and dispose of funding with spending authorizations in the billions. It has cut more than four billion dollars from the budget in bills already passed as the session nears adjournment.
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House
Congress
Congressional split on education grants bill and related programs
An early test of strength is expected on a bill authorizing 1.5 billion dollars over five years for state school construction aid. The House Education and Labor committee is divided amid broader fights over expanding federal power and future spending.
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House Education and Labor Committee
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Hells Canyon
Kampschror Visit to Lane Home Reported in Missoula
Mr and Mrs Keith Kampschror of Missoula are visiting at the home of Mrs Kampschror s parents Mr and Mrs George Lane
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Keith Kampschror
Missoula
Kampschror
Mrs
George Lane
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Allis-Chalmers
Engineering IN Action
s-Chalmers
P. J. Lovell Company
North
Montana ‘Street
Snake River
Idaho
Public
Raymond Schwartz
California
ART Memorial Company
Batte, Montana
United
Mountjoy Flowers & Gifts
South
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dillon, Montana
Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp
Federal Reserve System
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