Beav erhead Sheriff Candidate John Troupe Endorsed
Familiar with sheriff duties John Troupe is a Beaverhead County resident and WWI veteran seeking the office. He is married with one child and has 23 years of local taxpaying history.
28 Oct 1942
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1942
Page
1
Familiar with sheriff duties John Troupe is a Beaverhead County resident and WWI veteran seeking the office. He is married with one child and has 23 years of local taxpaying history.
Wise River notes say Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cashmore left Thursday for Cut Bank after a week at the Pendergast home. Cashmore has enlisted in the Navy and may be called soon. Also mentioned are visits by Bill Dodgson to Butte, John Berry’s stage trip to Butte, Tom Clemo visiting Stevensville, Mike Healy’s visit from Butte, and James O'Donnell’s overnight stay.
Local residents from Anaconda Dillon and Butte spent weekends visiting friends and family across Wise River Jerry Creek and Melrose. Notable events include a 4 H dance at Fishtrap a saddle horse accident and elk hunts plus several travelers sharing meals and staying with local hosts.
A gasoline rationing registrar school will be held at the city hall auditorium on November 4 at 8:00 p m. County school teachers will serve as registrars in their districts and attendance is urged.
Jackson County superintendent Margaret Sweeney toured valley schools while locals hosted visitors and hosted social gatherings. Community members from Dillon and nearby areas attended dinners, bridge clubs, and Red Cross activities amid farm showings, deer hunting successes, and livestock movements. War economy notes warn truckers need War Certificates after November 15, while Montana farmers prepare for a 10 percent rise in spring farrowings to meet next year's pork production targets.
The War Production Board gives Secretary Claude R. Wickard authority to direct orderly marketing of cattle sheep and hogs to prevent transport jams and uneven distribution. WPB Order L 170 sets farm machinery quotas for Nov 1 1942 to Oct 31 1943 with 20 percent of 1940 production for new equipment and 130 percent for repairs. Rationing of new machinery to farmers after Nov 1 will be on wartime need basis.
Farmers and truckers who missed the filing window for Certificates of War Necessity can still receive help. Contact local agricultural offices and county extension agents to arrange guidance on completing applications and securing needed support.
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