Claims Allowed At March Dillon Council Session
Municipal accounts reflect payments in General Fund and Street and Alley Fund for police duty, health and labor costs, supplies, and utilities. Notable items include Tribune Publishing, Coast-to-Coast Stores, Dillon Auto Repair, and Montana Power Co. charges, with totals totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Council
Frank Bolinki
F. M. Poindexter
E. E. Patrick
Tribune Publishing Co
Supplics Oo
E.patrick
F. C. McFadden
W. G. Gilbert
George E. Baker
Magis al Ward
J. Richard Evans
Mary L. Innes
John Bennett
The
Montana Power Co
E. L. Burles
Miller & Shhaefer
Trate Des Louis Thompson
Iva Lea Orr
W. R. Schmittroth
City Fuel Co
Louis Thompson
al Featherly
Roy Selway
Harris Opp
Westmont Tractor & Equipment Co
Continental Oil Co
Library Fund
H. W. Wilson Co
van A. C. McClurg & Co
Cemetery Fund
Robert Moses
William Carroll
Gayot Vigilante Electric Co-op., Inc
Ceiling prices set on pork in Rocky Mountain region
The Office of Price Administration set 1940s style retail ceiling prices for five pork cuts in Montana and across Rocky Mountain states effective April 1. Independent stores under 250000 dollars yearly sales face 49 cents for bacon, 63 cents for ham center slices, 42 cents for whole hams, 44 cents for pork chops, and 27 cents for salt pork. Chains and independents above 250000 dollars annual sales see 47 cents bacon, 60 cents ham center slices, 41 cents whole hams, 42 cents pork chops, and 25 cents salt pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Office of Price Administration
Montana
Bozeman High School Week Is Cancelled
Wartime conditions force the cancellation of Bozeman High School Week at Montana State College. The three day program formerly drew over 1000 students from across the state for scholastic events addresses and open house activities and related luncheons and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
W. M. Cobleigh
Funeral arrangements for Walter White noted in Wisdom
Walter White died after a long illness at St. James hospital in Butte. Funeral services were held in the Wisdom church with Rev. Logue officiating. Surviving relatives include wife Mrs. White, daughter Mrs. Earl Willey Wisdom, son Peter White USN, and two grandchildren. The community reports strong Red Cross support and local social events continuing after his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Willey
Walter White
Butte
St. James Hospital
Blaz Sugar
Dillon
Orville Sparrow
C. E. Miller
Helsena
Majsonic Lodge
Ralph Huntley
Edward Glassey
Glassey
Elmer Jensen
Harold Capehart
Ed Glassey
Jerry Ze- Barth
Tom Schultz
Sheridan
Centennial Valley
Argie Stevens
Herbert Armitage
Herb
Anaconda
Red Cross
Wisdom
Art Lundwal
Inabnit
Drummond
Wisdom Church
Logue
First Presbyterian Church
B. Elsworth
George Cottrell
Percy Willey
Hans Jorgensen
Harry Hopkins
Frank Ritschel
H. Williams
Wisdom Cemetery
Kansas
Montana
Philipsburg
Butte Butcher Co
Big Hole
White
Peter White
Navy
Auxiliary
Grover Helming
California
Legion and
Legion
Tom Williams
Dan Tovey
Harry Helming
Raymond Johnson
Pendleton
J. Warren Shaw
Roy Baker
Vic Olsen
Douglas Morrison
Marlene
Nicky Morrison
R. C. Fetty
Holman & Linden Ranch
Dan Pendergast
George Stewart
Walter Stewart
Bozeman
Les Boufans
American Legion and Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Jack Hurley
Clarence Helming
Complete list of rationed processed foods by Denver price office
The Denver office of price administration lists sealed canned bottled and non-rationed foods including fruits juices, apples, peaches, pears, pineapples, berries, cherries, cranberries, apricots, dates, dried fruits, frozen produce, beans, soups, nuts, olives, pickles, relishes, mustard, molasses, beet and tomato products, artichokes, horseradish, jams jellies marmalades fruit butters and prepared puddings with many specific items named and categories defined for rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Office of Price Administration
Weekend Visitors Reach Dillon From Helena And Idaho
Mrs Lawrence Helfert Mary Dawn Warner and Mrs Joe Murphy were weekend visitors in Dillon from Helena Miss Merle Schmittroth of Smeltertville Idaho spent the past week visiting in Dillon Mrs Lulu Baird expects to leave tomorrow for a visit with her brother W L Davison of Standlind Pipe Line in Tulsa Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Helfert
Mary Dawn Warner
Joe Murphy
Dillon
Helena
Merle Schmittroth
Smelterville
Idaho
Lulu Baird
W. L. Davison
Standlind Pipe Line Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Navy Dept Seeks Women Reserves For Hospital Corps
The Navy Department seeks about 5000 women with medical and dental experience to join the hospital corps. Recruiting offices are asked to enlist 600 women a month for eight months to replace male hospital corps personnel at Navy medical activities on shore. Information available at nearest Navy recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Navy
Farmers Face 1942 Tax Returns For The First Time
The 1942 tax rules require farmers including livestock, fruit and truck growers, poultry raisers, and plantation operators to file returns if income meets thresholds. Cash and accrual methods are allowed with specific reporting rules. inventories affect profits and certain farm costs are deductible or capitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
What Young With War Bonds
Women of the WAAC serve overseas in varied roles to aid the war effort. WAAC training is strenuous and uniforms cost about 170 dollars each. The Treasury urges buying War Bonds to fund these costs and to invest at least ten percent of income via payroll savings programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
WAACS
WAAC
Quartermaster’s Department
Treasury Department
Farmer's income claim for farming expenses deduction
A farmer operating a profit driven farm may deduct from gross income all necessary expenses incurred in carrying on the farming business. Expenditures for feeding and related costs are included except for capital expenditures.
Farm Loss Deductions and Unreported Income Rules
The text explains that losses in farming operations are deductible from gross income. It notes that holding farm products for future markets exempts shrinkage or deterioration from deduction unless reflected in inventory for profit calculation. Destruction of prospective crops by frost, storm, flood, or fire is not deductible as income has not been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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General Fund
Water Fund
Ray J. Stanfield
George Lennox
Beaverhead Lumber Co
SUPP
Tees Davis Motor Co
Bozeman High School
Sauerkraut
Navy Dept
Mite Weekly
Examiner
Billings
Billings Livestock Commission CO
Fred Reppert
Art Langman
Pres
Megr
Dillon Implement Company
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