Increase in total taxes from highway boosts Montana revenues
Montana motorists will pay at least 828000 more in taxes due to the 1950 vehicle ownership rise. Preliminary 1950 registration figures from the Bureau of Public Roads indicate higher ownership will lift registration and gasoline tax revenues. Officials project Montana will end 1951 with about 255000 registered vehicles, up from 240467 in 1950, yielding broader highway-user tax collections.
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Montana
Montana Petroleum Industries Committee
Tony
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Public Roads
Examiner Printing Co. Promoted for Superior Job Work
A nostalgic note highlights the Examiner Printing Co. as “the best in job work” while reflecting on progress and aging. The speaker emphasizes continued quality and durability of the business over the years.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Snow shifts Montana big game season outlook
Snow brings elk and deer kills to Montana while pheasant hunters face tighter limits. Fish and Game reports 119 elk 535 deer and eight moose in the Big Hole area 190 elk 194 deer and eight bears in Sun River 1147 elk 655 deer 11 antelope nine moose and five bears in Madison Gallatin. Hunters should quarter hang and air meat properly and carry hatchet and meat saw for spoilage prevention.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Big Hole
Sun River
Madison-Gallatin
Fish and Game Department
Helena
Department
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Hunters
Deep Creek
Chamber of Commerce to Sponsor Stage Comedy Have a Heart
Dillon's Little Theatre presents a three act comedy Have a Heart on Friday and Saturday December 8 and 9 1950 at the V F W hall under Bea verhead Chamber sponsorship for the annual children's Christmas party. Merle Brown directs with a cast including Dorothy Dyka Doris Grimes Joe Smith Pat Juergens Lloyd Dougherty and George Brown.
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Lloyd Dougherty
George Brown
Baby boy born to Portland couple in November
A baby boy arrived on Sunday November 12 to Mr and Mrs Gerald Lavoie of Portland Oregon. The mother Helen Koski is noted as Mrs J F Koski visiting at her daughter’s home.
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Gerald Lavoie
Portland
Ore
Timber Cut Reaches New High in 1950
One and a half billion board feet of timber were cut from 152 national forests in July through September, a 39 percent rise from 1949. Region One forests in Montana and surrounding states produced 139.6 million board feet valued at 1.07 million dollars, a seven million increase over last year.
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Missoula
Washington
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Treasury
Axel Lindh
Montana
Idaho
South Dakota
TWIRP Season Enforces Date Rules on Campus
The TWIRP period runs from last Sunday midnight to Sadie Hawkins Night. Seven rules require women to ask for dates, cover all costs, provide gas and ride, escort to classes, and open doors. At Sadie Hawkins the girl must ask for a dance, with violators facing Kangaroo Court.
Mrs Funk hospitalized as kin visit Butte relatives
Mrs W J Romers and Mrs Dan E Henneberry visit their mother, Mrs Robert M Funk of Sheridan, in Butte. Mrs Funk lies in St James hospital with a broken hip from a fall last Friday. Mr Funk was stricken Monday and is seriously ill at St James.
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St. James
Tommy Pendergast
Melrose
Lou Hoyrup
Wise River
Murray Hospital
Harriet M. Krall
Jackson
James Marley
Twin Bridges
Ralph Gleason
Joseph Arnold
Wisdom
W. J. Romers
Dan E. Henneberry
Butte
Robert M. Funk
Sheridan
Funk
St. James Hospital
Mr. Funk
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L. L. Lindley
Dillon
Community Concert Association
Leonard de Paur
America
Great New Chorus
Clyde Mecham Manager
Joe
Canyon Ferry Dam
L. E. Cooper
Billings
Montana Hardware and Implement Association
Glenn C. Kellogg
Conrad
Norman O. Blevins
Otis A. Brende
Havre
National Coucilor
John W. ‘Bonner
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
Bonner
Congress
Mike Ansfield
Ralph Y. McGinnis
Laverne Hamilton
John E
Jack) Henry
John E. Kennedy
Horace F. Casey
Menacaseeeenesee
Leonard C. Young
Lawrencell. (Larry) Price
Seneee
En Neeeneennessensens
S. Brenner
Penne Nncoccaes Mereanes
Don J. Smith
John Prohosky
Seces
Parke T. Scott
Ponent Eevectensece
Dora E. Smith
Ee Neeeensanesennes
Aesa
Lamar Hatton
Paul H. Temple
Meeerseennerewanes
Ileal Ala
Carl M. Davisse
Centeneene
Boyd Quick
Peoerrav
Joe E. Sprinkle
Siualats Nals County
Sylvester P. Meade
Aealae
Ip Hee E. Bay Punenheeersremeesepess
Ae Ee
Mayme French Allen
Oreeeeee
Elas
Raymond M. Schwartz
Aon
Nellie McFadden
Meas
Atatat Ral
Motorola
Capehart
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