W. F. Cashmore for County Treasurer
Beaverhead county voters are urged to elect W F Cashmore as county treasurer. He previously served in the office and as county auditor, promising “Maximum Efficiency at Minimum of Expense.” A Dillon native with strong taxpayer support and long service, he aims to continue efficient, economical administration.
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Beaverhead County
Pol. Adv
W. F
Bill) Cashmore
Wenting
Beaverhead
Cashmore
Dillon
State College
Pol. Pol. Ady
Roosevelt Hearing Cattle and Sheep Men on Wool Prices
The account recalls cattle and sheep men at a political day with complaints of wool at eight cents a pound versus fifty cents years ago, lambs at three dollars instead of twelve to fifteen, and mixed cattle shipments barely covering rail freight. It adds a hypothetical view of 1893 to 1945 under Cleveland, noting wool at four cents a pound and horses denied shipment due to freight costs.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Wyoming
Cleveland
Beaverhead’s Examiner Serves Countywide Interest
The Beaverhead Examiner frames itself as the county’s core newspaper, emphasizing local coverage and service to residents across Beaverhead County.
West Montana leads in fish releases for western states
The US Bureau of Fisheries reports 52 945 158 fish of all species released in the twelve western states in the fiscal year ending June 30. Montana tops with 23 452 572 fish, boosted by whitefish and lochleven trout gains, outweighing Idaho Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah and Nevada totals from the prior year.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Mountain States
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Bureau
State Loses Gasoline Tax Revenue In Federal Purchases
The Montana biennial report shows the federal government bought 1,406,986 gallons of gasoline from July 1, 1930 to June 30, 1982 for its agents and representatives. Exemption from the fuel tax has persisted for three years due to a U S Supreme Court decision.
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State Board of Equalization
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Tax Exemption Causes Revenue Loss for State Officials
Phil Greenan, chief clerk for the state equalization board, said the exemption signified a revenue loss of 70,346.70 dollars. He noted the board lacked records on gasoline purchased in Montana by the federal government for the prior biennium since the record keeping started in April 1938.
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Phil Greenan
Equalization Board
Board of Equalization
Montana
Funeral for Mrs Olive Norville Held Last Wednesday
Funeral rites for Mrs Olive Norville were held from the gymnasium last Wednesday at two oclock with Rev Owen Gist and two assistants conducting. She died Monday morning of heart failure at her mother’s home, born in Waterloo April 23 1875, married to Julian R Norville in 1896, burial in Fish Creek cemetery beside her husband. Surviving relatives include her mother son Hugh Norville two brothers three nephews and two grandsons. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Olive Norville
Owen Gist
Haldeman
Shaffer
Waterloo
Taylor D. Townsend
Normal School
Twin Bridges
Pleasant Valley
Julian R. Norville
Hettie F. Townsend
Hugh Norville
Egeland
N. D
Homer Townsend
Elmer W. Townsend
Great Falls
Montana
Frank Houghton
Ernest McCall
William Winslow
Fay Curtis
Roll Vetter
Ted Devore
Robert Tait
James Wyne
Edwin Speck
Harry Huber
H. Wolverton
Richard Alsop
Alfred Hunt
B. M. Bowman
8. V. Justus
Frank Beall
George Taylor
EH. A. Harden
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Frank Hazelbaker
Fred Rife
Democratic
Pol. Pol. Adv
Albert
Dr.w.c
Pol
Thomas E
Republican
Joe Metlen
Nell Doyle
W. F. Cashmore
the Examiner
County
Ambrose F
Henneberry
Clerk of the
U.S
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Europe
House of Representatives
Garner
Congress
Gladys Garr
J. E. Kelly
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