Funeral Held For War Vet Edward J. Pyle In Butte
Edward J. Pyle 82 longtime Beaverhead resident and American Legion member was honored with military rites at Mountain View cemetery Butte after a White Funeral Home service. Survivors include nieces and nephews from Butte Dillon and Juneau Alaska.
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Edward J. Pyle
Beaverhead County
American Legion
White Funeral
Butte
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mountain View Cemetery
Silver Bow Post
Hallet
John B. McClernan
Chaplin
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Mr. Pyle
Grant City
Montana
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Big Hole Basin
C. M. Pyle
Wise River
Grasshopper Valley
Dillon
Earl
Clemo
Beatrice Clemo
Roy Webster
Andy Pyle
Coulter Given
Ross Morrison
Juneau
Alaska
Questions and Answers on Social Security Tax Rules
Answers explain that a Schedule C must be filed and Social Security tax paid if net income from the business reaches 400 dollars, even when no income tax is due. State employees covered since 1955 owe Social Security back to that date. The column urges workers to learn SSA rules and asks readers to submit questions to Mr. Jack Cromwell in Butte.
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Montana
Social Security Administration
Jack Cromwell
306
Medical Arts Build Ing
Butte
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co. highlights its top quality job work offering, emphasizing reliable service, precise printing, and efficient turnaround for business needs.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Butte Livestock Market Receipts and Cattle Prices
On Monday the Butte Livestock Market reported receipts of cattle across all classes with prices broadly steady to strong. Fed cattle ranged from 12 to 18.50 for various grades, stockers and feeders from 9 to 20 depending on class, with veal calves 20 to 25 and dairy calves 8 to 10.
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Butte
Idaho Falls Livestock Auction Sales Report
Idaho Falls yards at the Idaho Livestock Auction Inc last week quoted sheep hogs and cattle prices. Spring lambs tops 26 cents higher with various per head ranges, hogs to 15.86 top and 9.5 to 15 dollar ranges by weight, cattle including choice grain fed steers 17 to 18.50 and cows 6 to 13 with veal calves 17 to 20.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Livestock Auction, Inc
Los Angeles Livestock Receipts and Price Trends May 1956
Salable cattle receipts rose about 500 head at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards. Slaughter steers steady to 50c lower, cows weak to 50c down, bulls steady to weak, calves and vealers steady to strong, stockers and feeders steady. Hog prices edged up about 50c. Light lambs sold 75c to $1 above last week. Notable consignments included loads of fed steers at 18.50 to 20.25, top loads at 20.75, and heifers around 18 to 19.25 with cull cows 11.75 to 14.00.
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Los Angeles
Regular May 1956 Beaverhead County Board Meeting
Beaverhead county commissioners meet May 7 8 and 9 1956 with Chairman Prohosky present. Sheriff MacDonald granted 30 day leave. Auction bids set for June 4 1956 at the County Farm. River View Rest Home bid calls and medical officer contracts announced. Sanitarian Gallagher appointed for Beaverhead Madison counties. Public welfare session precedes commissioners session with determinations on assistance and payrolls.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Montana
John Prohosky
Clemon and Davis
Dora Schmittroth
John MacDonald
Court House
J. Lester Jones
Fred Routledge
River View Rest Home
L. Walker Brown
Ed Atkins
Clemon and
Davis
River View Rest
Logan
Resolutions Committee
County Commissioners Association
Twin Bridges
Substitute Clerk and Carrier Exams Listed
Federal Civil Service announces exams for substitute clerk and substitute city carrier at Dillon Post Office. Pay is 1.82 dollars per hour. Applicants must reside in or be bona fide patrons of the Dillon delivery area. Apply at any post office or to the Director, Eleventh U.S. Civil Service Region, Seattle, by May 31, 1956.
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Federal Civil Service
Post Office
Dillon
Oice
U. S. Civil Service Region
Federal
Seattle 4
Wash
U.S. Civil Service Region
John Scott Home on 30 Days Leave Before Pearl Harbor
John P. Scott electronics technician third class US Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Parke T Scott of Armstead, is home on thirty days leave after finishing submarine school at Hunters Point California. He will resume duty aboard submarine USS Greenfish SS351 at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. His wife Jeanette Watkins of Dillon and their daughter will join him soon after his return.
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John P. Scott
USN
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Hunters Point
California
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Jeanette Watkins
Dillon
Islands
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Librarsh
Orsap
ELBA
Dellar R. Gordon
John B. MacDonald
John Scott
Navy School
Missoula
Hungry Horse
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
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