NAM Study On Factory Benefit To Montana City Economy
A NAM study by the Northwest Research Council says a 150 employee plant would boost local economy by producing 1,000 to 1,200 jobs, supporting 33 stores and 23 professionals, with a $200,000 payroll and $2.5 million tax foundation. It notes 300 homes, 320 cars, 18 room school needs, and $53,000 in transport costs, plus a $1.8 million construction cost and a population driven business growth from 18,300 to about 21,000 firms by 1960.
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Montana
Northwest Research Council
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Northwest
Insurance Seminar Attendee Returns from Great Falls
Mrs. Irene R. McFadden traveled home after a three day New York Life Insurance seminar in Great Falls. The session conducted by company lawyers covered business insurance and gift and estate tax coverages.
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Irene R. McFadden
Great Falls
New York Life Insurance Company
Home Demonstration: Choosing Insect Sprays
Lara B Pennell explains two spray types space sprays and surface sprays. Space sprays kill active insects quickly in a closed room while surface sprays leave a long lasting residue on walls to deter future pests. New pressurized cans offer easy use and costlier labeling reflects labor saving.
Convention Held At Jackson Is Well Attended
Enterprise Camp hosted state supervisor Orie Stover district deputy Una Jenkins and Alice Ray at a Jackson convention. Seventy six camp members attended with a morning session, a lunch at Diamond Bar Inn, and an afternoon program led by Rose Clemon. Golden West Camp twins performed initiation for seven candidates and Evelyn Sampson was elected district oracle.
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Jackson
Enterprise
State Department
Orie Stover
Una Jenkins
Alice Ray
Enterprise Camp
Mildred Dansie
Orvie Stove
Diamond Bar Inn
Violet Turner
Twin Bridges
Jenkins
Ray
Betty Burton
Oracle of
Jackson Camp
Tax Delinquency For 1953 County Tax Collections
County Treasurer Boyd Quick reports May collections amounting to 148 646 57 with 9643 25 in delinquent taxes about six percent of the due total. For 1953 total delinquency is 13885 20 from 629 779 38 charged, reducing the year’s delinquency to 2 2 percent, about the same as prior years and seen as excellent.
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Boyd Quick
Dell Lloyd on Business Visit to Dillon
Dell Liloyd of Butte, auditor for the state Liquor Control Board, paid a routine business visit to Dillon last Wednesday and Thursday. Former Dillon resident now lives in Wisdom with his wife and son, where he previously ran a business before moving to Butte.
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Dell Liloyd
Butte
Dillon
State Liquor Control Board
Dell
Wisdom
Madison County Commissioner McKenzie Dies Suddenly
William H. McKenzie chairman of the Madison County board and owner of Alder Mercantile died suddenly in his Alder store last Wednesday. He had led the Alder shop for 20 years and earlier worked 10 years in a Sheridan meat market. McKenzie was finishing his first term as county commissioner and had not sought re election. Funeral services were held in Sheridan from the Methodist church last Saturday afternoon.
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William H. McKenzie
Board of County Commissioners
Madison County
Alder Mercantile
Alder
Dillon
Beaverhead
Sheridan
Methodist
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Hazel
Style Shop
Dillon Examiner
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lara B. Pennell
Dell Lloyd ON Business
Rogers Farm
THE
Fawson Music Company of
Pocatello and
Idaho Falls
Spinet Pianos
Andrus Hotel
Mr. Ware
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