Montana boards closing does not halt OPA probes warns chief
Clarence E Wohl chief enforcement attorney for the OPA says the closing of Montana price control offices will not stop investigations and prosecutions of pre decontrol violations. He notes rents clothing materials sugar cars and many appliances remain under control and that records must be kept for a year after de control. L M A Wass Montana district OPA director directs inquiries to the Helena district office and explains transfers of used car certificates and farm supplies. Sugar rationing continues through Helena and local board records will be transferred to the district office.
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Clarence E. Wohl
OPA
Montana
Price Control Board
Wohl
L.M.A. Wass
Helena
Denver
Colo
Wass
Book Store Here Offers Finest Children's Books
Thomas Book Store in Dillon offers a wide range of children’s books including classics and the latest titles. Miss Bertie Mathews, proprietor, secured best sellers for Beaverhead county readers with modern illustrations throughout.
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Thomas Book Store
Dillon
Bertie Mathews
Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi illustrated by Ritz Kradel
Book notice announcing the edition Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi with illustrations by Ritz Kradel. Readers are invited to explore the classic tale of Pinocchio and his playful adventures in a revised format.
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Adventures OF
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Donald McKay
Carlo Collodi
Ritz Kredel
Sugar beet crop harvest outlook and weather impact noted
The report cites estimates that Montana may lose about one third of its 77 000 acre sugar beet crop this year due to poor harvest weather. Only nine or ten good harvest days occurred in October, with potential for another ten days to finish the crop.
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Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Montana
Craighead
Miles City
Up)—Co
Arthur Kegel
Kegel
Lima Thanksgiving Dance Promoted by Knights of Pythias
Beaverhead county hosts its annual Lima Thanksgiving dance on Thursday November 28 sponsored by the Knights of Pythias. Good music is assured and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Beaverhead County
Lima
Knights of Pythias
Purcell Visitors From Leadore Stop in City
Mr and Mrs W G Purcell of Leadore were in the city Saturday visiting friends and taking in local sights during their weekend trip.
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W. G. Purcell
Leadore
City
Livestock Market At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards Slows
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report a slow irregular cattle market after OPA price controls withdrawal. Receipts remain large though below last week, with top steers and heifers near steady, but overall drops of 50c to $1, calves $1 to $2 lower, hogs up briefly then steady. Replacement stock trading remains robust with shifts to medium and light weights. best steers $23 to $24.75, heifers $19 to $22, cows $11 to $18, cutters $10 to $10.50.
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Los Angeles
High School Junior Class Carnival At Beaverhead High
Beaverhead county high school's junior class hosted a large crowd at a Friday night carnival dance in the gym. Multiple booths offered varied entertainments while a Dillon orchestra played for dancing. Junior class sponsors were Miss Mary Ricketts and Fred Honeychurch.
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Beaverhead County High School
Dillon
Mary Ricketts
Fred Honeychurch
Weaver family visits Dillon from Wenatchee
Mr and Mrs Darrel Weaver and their family of Wenatchee Washington have been visiting the George Harrison home in Dillon.
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Darrel Weaver
Wenatchee, Wash
George Harrison
Dillon
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Decline
Eastern hogs sold at 27.50 to 28 dollars with most local bids around 27 down. Sows ranged 23 to 23.50 dollars. Feeder pigs brought 25 to 30 dollars. Sheep were weak with light demand, good to choice lambs quoted 20 to 22 dollars at week end.
Presbyterian Service With Union Labor Theme
The Presbyterian church presents 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. morning worship led by Minister J Thompson Baker with the sermon on Union Labor. Thursday evening November 2 features the Men's club and supper hosted by Dr. Davis.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Dr. Davis
Lima Couple Visits Dillon In Town
Mr and Mrs Leo Truax of Lima spent Tuesday in Dillon. Dr and Mrs W E Monger are the parents of a son John Shields Monger born at Barrett hospital Sunday night. W G Cushman of Twin Bridges spent Monday in the city.
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Leo Truax of
Lima
Dillon
W. E. Monger
John Shields Monger
Barrett Hospital
W. G. Cushman
Twin Bridges
Mr and Mrs William Snyder Visit Dil on
Mr and Mrs William Snyder of Leadore spent Monday in Dil on as part of a local outing.
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William Snyder of
Leadore
Dilon
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