City of Dillon Montana Receives State Examination Report
Regular annual audit covers January 26 to 29 1948. Officials named include Mayor W E Williams Clerk Leonard Schulz Treasurer F C McFadden Police Judge George Baker Chief Daniel Mooney Water Commissioner Samuel Ward and others. The report details balances receipts cash accounts water collections meter deposits and outstanding indebtedness across several funds with bond details.
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Montana
Helena
Dillon
Lowe
W. E. Williams
Leonard A. Schulz
Mgr. F. C. McFadden
George E. Baker
Daniel F. Mooney
Samuel B. Ward
National Surety Corporation
F. C. McFadden
Fidelity & Deposit Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Maryland Casualty Cetnrsivat
City audit flags improper signatures and itemization in claims
State examiner highlights signed claims by nonauthorized staff, missing itemization, and unclear contracts. Reports improvements needed in receipt control, accounting, minutes attestation, and bidding processes, noting specific claim numbers and individuals.
Veterans Affairs Q A Column For Area Veterans
A weekly column will publish frequently asked questions for local Veterans Administration contact men. Veterans are advised to contact or write to the nearest VA unit for detailed information.
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Veterans Administration
New VA Medical Education Program Targets Pacific Northwest Physicians
The Veterans Administration announces a cross state program bringing new treatment methods to VA hospitals in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Leading private specialists will conduct medical meetings for VA physicians and other doctors in the locality with sessions lasting about a day and a half. A question and answer on hospitalization rights clarifies that the VA cannot compel hospitalization for a veteran who refuses treatment.
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Veterans Administration
Pacific Northwest
Department of Medical Research and Education
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Increased Subsistence Allowances for Student Veterans
Congress and the president authorized automatic May 1 payments under the G I bill. Single veterans gain 10 dollars monthly to 75 dollars, those with one dependent rise to 105, and two or more dependents to 120. Veterans with two or more dependents must certify dependency to VA for full 120 dollars.
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Congress
Veterans Administration
V.A
V A
Lost GI subsistence check guidance
The note advises contacting a local office to report a missing subsistence check and request replacement steps. Visit or write to the local VA or designated agency to begin the replacement process and confirm required identification and timing for a new check.
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G.I. Subsistence
V.A
Sheriff Temple Flies to Cambridge After Father’s Sudden Death
Sheriff Paul Temple left Butte by plane Thursday evening to Cambridge Ohio after the sudden death of his father Lafayette Temple.
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Paul Temple
Butte
Cambridge
Ohio
Lafayette Temple
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C. H. Lowe
W. A. Brown
State Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Water Department
PETTY
Reconcilement State Bank & Trust Company
Nowclerk
Ceseestees Tee
General Street and Library
Sabalieen
Alley
Library Cemetery
Levemeneree
Sps
Bales
Eneureresesores
Pete
Renee Robe Berate Sreeser Rere
Gzizia Pea
WEU
Dillon Feed & Seed Company
Dillon, Montana
Joe Marsh
Ben
Ben Ryder
Sue
Andy’s Garden Tavern
United States Brewers Foundation
Examiner
Lee Pasley
Billings
Conley Chemical & Supply Company
Spokane
E. E. Patrick
A. C. McClurg & Co
Chicago
Mary L. Innes
Frank Bolinski
Raymond Clark
Strasser
Traderhorn Mining and Construction Company
Dozer
Co. H. Lowe
Chevrolet
Fisher
Montana Auto Sales
Dillon, Mont
Porter-Walton
Salt Lake City
UTAN
Porter-Watton
ST. Rose Guild Hall
Angel Food
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