Community War Fund drive closes as Dillon seeks 2600 quota
Residents of Dillon rally in the final days of the campaign to reach a 2600 goal for the National War Fund. Rural areas report strong returns led by Wise River with 68 toward a 60 target, while local volunteers urge everyone contacted to donate at the city headquarters run by B A Risley.
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Sposoring American Legion Auxiliary
B. A. Risley
Montana Street
Margaret Sweeney
Wise River
Ralph Potts
Mrs Mary Kruletz Is Summoned
Stout of Butte, Helen of Dillon, and Tony jr. Nancy, Babe and Darlene of Zeigler Springs, a sister in Michigan, two grandchildren and a brother in law Adolph Kruletz of Dillon.
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Stout
Butte
Helen
Dillon
Tony, Jr
Nancy
Babe
Darlene
Zeigler Springs
Michigan
Adolph Kruletz
Paper Shortage To Continue Through 1945
The WPB reports ongoing paper shortages with no relief until mid 1945 due to wartime newsprint magazine and book paper demand and manpower shortages. The Examiner offers a $2.00 yearly subscription for a weekly county survey.
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WPB
The
Examiner
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Dillon Area Socials
Mrs Keith Boetticher and children visited as Mrs Hutchins heads home to Montana. VWlram C Lapham was a business visitor in Philipsburg. Fullertons drove to Dillon on business. Mrs Larry Redmen improves in Barrett hospital and may return home soon. Home Makers club demos canning meats with Mrs Hershey. Clemon hosts sessions. Huffman present as clothing is cut and made. Next meeting with Mrs Olson on Nov 20 21 22. Jean They of Enfield NH visiting. Harry Lapham drives to Butte to meet her. Laphams and Mrs Krause attend Dillon meeting as Home Makers delegates for machine care. Mark Clement and Jim Harrison attend Ogden livestock show. Ben Christian, on furlough, leaves for service in Italy. Mrs Bray learns her younger brother was wounded in action in Italy.
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Vwlram C. Lapham
Philipsberg
M. E. Fullerton
Dillon
Larry Redmen
Barrett Hospital
Home Makers Club
Fred Hershey
Mark Clemon
Miss Huffman
Olson
Jean They
Enfield
New Hampshire
Harry Lapham
Butte
John Krause
Mark Clement
Jim Harrison
Ogden
Ben Christian
Wisdom Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Wisdom PT C hosted a children’s Halloween party at the Community building with prizes for each grade level. Bridge prizes were awarded at Mrs. Harry Helming’s and Mrs. D J Stephens’s gatherings. Local residents and travelers visited, with notes on Institute attendance, military updates, and a charity bake sale aiding library books.
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P.T.C
Hallowe’en
Jackie Rogers
Connie Rae Allen
Sandra Sue Huntley
Miss Grimes
Mr. Grose
Harry Helming
Walter Stewart
Clark Huntley
D. J. Stephens
Amy
Wisdom Ladies
L. R. Smith
Divide
Mr. Street
Eileen Grimes
Joe Grose
Teacher’s Institute
Dillon
Chris Rasmussen
Sgt
Hans Rasmussen
Wisdom
Herb Armitage
Ralph Huntley
Coy Rice
J. T. Armitage
Bob Elwood
Butte
D. E. Anson
Butte and
Wisdom Woman's Club
Rural Teachers Attend Institute Here Friday
State Superintendent Elizabeth Ire land and deputies attend rural teachers Institute. Guests include rural school supervisor Thelma Forster music supervisor Kay Anderson health official Miss Genevieve Albertson and other educators from the Normal college and district schools.
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Elizabeth Ireland
Agness Wiggenhorn
Lilian Peterson
Thelma Forster
Kay Anderson
Health Department
Davis
Margaret Sweeney
Genevieve Albertson
Katherine MacGregor
Georgia Mathews
Normal College
Farm War News Highlights 1945 Dairy Outlook and Part Supply Relaxations
The War Food Administration notes relief in civilian parts supply as WPB relaxes on track laying tractor parts and critical item allocations to the armed services. Dairy farmers face similar pay levels to 1944, with 1945 milk production forecast near 119 billion pounds, slightly above 1944 and near 1942 records. Producers expect smoother feed availability and relatively favorable dairy feed prices versus other livestock feeds, amid hog-corn ratio considerations.
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WPB
Armed Services
Rationing Reminders For Meats Fats Sugars And Gasoline
Rationing guidance lists meat and fat stamps A8 to Z8 and AS to K5 valid indefinitely with L5 to P5 expiring October 29 and then indefinite. Blue processed foods stamps A8 to R5 remain valid with S5 to W5 valid November 1 and no new stamps until December 1. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 33 cover five pounds indefinitely and stamp 40 covers five pounds of canning sugar through February. Gasoline provisions follow for states outside the region.
East Coast A-13 coupon book details and stamp validity
The A-13 coupon book on the East Coast lists coupons in the new A book valid through December 21. Shoes Airplane stamps 1 and 2 are valid indefinitely, while Airplane stamp 3 becomes valid November 1 and lasts indefinitely.
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East Coast Area
New
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United States Employment Service
Granite S Butte, Mont
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Butte, Montana
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Johnny
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Vmauer
Beaverhead County
Don E. Anson
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
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