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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
2
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met August 12 1946 as final board of equalization then opened as final budget session. With three commissioners and the clerk present they reviewed budgets filed with the clerk and gave final action on the general fund expense and revenue for the year ending June 30 1947. Taxable valuation was 5 310 990.00.
Attest: C W Buckingham County Clerk and Martin C Jackson Chairman. Receipts from taxes last year none estimated expenditures this year 43169.67 cash in fund 21606.75 total 21606.75 tax levy mills required to raise balance 184161.94 21562.92 Commissioners adjourned as board of final budget and met as board of tax levy with Henneberry Stahl Jackson and Buckingham present. Levy fixed for fiscal year 1946 47.
A weekly veterans column provides answers on VA eligibility, dependency rules, education benefits, and loan guarantees. It notes contacts at Butte VA offices, Dillon visits by VA reps, and details about combining real estate and equipment loans, plus tax levy adjournment for Montana county boards.
In a 1946 county board session, petitioners Carrigan and Benson urged Union Pacific Railroad to repair a livestock stock crossing between mile posts 324 and 325 on the northerly side near a viaduct. The board ordered a letter to the railroad and directed tax deeds on eligible property. September 4, 1946.
The board of welfare reviewed all old age assistance and aid applications and sent them back with instructions on acceptance or changes. Ben Davis resigned from the high school board. Edgar Williams was appointed to the remaining term. A house at county yards was ordered sold at courthouse steps October 8, 1946. County farm, high school, and payroll reports were approved.
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