Lima News notes deaths and community updates
W L Kluesner returned from Victorville to attend funeral services for his son Joseph who died in Atlanta. The column covers family visits, baptisms and church activities, local movements, a catechism class start, teaching duties, rodeo attendance, birthday celebrations, medical incidents, and a dredging project on Rock Creek with a new bridge planned. community bus service and charity drives are highlighted.
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W. L. Kluesner
Victorville
Calif
Joseph
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Kluesner
Josephine
Lydia Deeds
Kluesner
Lima
Joseph Kluesner
Joe Dowling
Dell
Butte
Hern Schroeder
Ebbett
Gilbert Bateman
J. W. Patterson
Wise River
Jim
John Burt
Dillon
Clarence Morris
Wakefield
D. Tash
David Freeman
Leck Lackey
Ogden
Floyd Poe
Joe Birrer
Poe
North Coast Limited
Spokane
Wash
Robert Detton
Pocatello
Marie
California
Pascal Bimat
Wm. Morden
Jean Gleed
Columbia
Missouri
Stephens College
L. M. Anderson
Sage Creek
Feli Raddatz
Idaho Falls
Kurt Raddatz
Ted Renfro
Armstead
Twen
Tom Cantrell
Norman Benson
Methodist Church
Benson
James Flemming
Hugh Fleming
Baby
Denver
Margaret Pfiffner
Raymond
Washington
Dick Shurtliff
Kay
Dan Allmyer
George Wisner
John Brogan
Eve Evans
Sunny
John. Swoboda
Livingston
Leo Truax
W. T. Cheney
Lawrence Peterson, Jr
Grand Lodge
Agnes Garrison
Hansen
Ruby
Vernadine Bean
Vernadine
Peese
Angie Rand
John Gilbert
Warren Sutherland
Maurice Gordon
Earl
Wilson McNinch
Gordon Home
White Cafe
Lima Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lima Home Demostra
Rock Creek
Burt
Teg
Beaverhead County notes fall activities and gatherings
Beaverhead County community groups resume fall events with the Dillon area hosting a series of meetings and picnics. Faculty veterans plan Birch Creek picnic with new members including Miss Jane Mee and Mrs. Sandberg. Community clubs, Rainbow organization, and churches announce meetings, officers, and planned fundraisers. A wedding anniversary dinner in Polaris honors the Marchesseaus.
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Beaverhead County High School
Birch Creek
Andrew Hoffmeister
D. L. Johnson
Hoffmeister
Elizabeth Sandberg
Jane Mee
Sandberg
Mary Ricketts
Leonore McCollum
Ernest Pewe
Ernest Luebben
Polaris
George Pyle
Frank E. Marchesseau
Marchesseau
John Judge
Clare Judge
Ted Marchesseau
Ruben Stout
Dianne
Nether i Panish
Coulter Given
City Council Routine Session Clears Bills
A Tuesday meeting on September 6 handled routine business, dispens ed certain items, and ordered payment of bills. The gathering focused on standard municipal matters and left other agenda items for later discussions.
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Ular
Livestock Movements at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report shows weekly cattle receipts near 7000, down 1000 from prior week due to holiday. Trade strengthens on cows and calves with steers largely steady. loads of 994 lb steer at 15.60. grass and short fed cattle quoted between 10.50 and 14.25. hogs at ceiling 15.75 for 180–240 lb, sows 14–14.50, feeder pigs 14–14.50. Sheep and lambs weaken with fat lambs 14.25 top and mid grades 12–13.25.
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OS Angeles
Los Angeles
Town and Farm in Wartime by the Office of War Information
Wartime guidance outlines blue token use ending September 30 with changes from September 17 restricting redemptions to groups of ten. Removal of many canned items from rationing reduces token need as point values shift to tens. The G I Bill offers education access for veterans of at least 90 days service.
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Office OF War Information
Office of Price Administration
Tire Inspection Records Transition With New A Book Form
The text notes tire inspection records will be kept only as gasoline ration records until a new mile age rationing form and A book are issued by OPA. With the discontinuance of periodic tire inspection last April, records are no longer needed once the new form appears. Outside the East Coast States the A book launches September 22.
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OPA
East Coast
Education aid under G I Bill to VA offices
The notice explains eligibility for education benefits under the G I Bill and requires Veterans Administration Rehabilitation Form 1950. Applicants must file with a VA Regional Office, presenting discharge papers, or with the VA office in the state where the school is located.
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Veterans Administration Rehabilitation
Office of Veterans Administration
The
Veterans Administration
Shoe rationing persists as imports, military orders impact
The War Production Board warns civilians face continued shoe rationing with no early relief unless hides imports rise or military orders fall. Despite a large domestic cattle kill, hide shortages persist due to heavy civilian and military use and reduced imports.
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WPB
Veterans May Start Small Businesses After War
Do mestic Commerce cites estimates that up to three million returning veterans may choose self employment after the war. The Department of Commerce plans textbooks on small business for voluntary study in Army Education and other Armed Services programs to aid veterans before they start enterprises.
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Department of Commerce
Army
Armed Services
Civilian meat supply to rise 2.1 percent in September
The overall civilian meat supply is expected to be 2.1 percent larger in September than in August on an average weekly basis. However the supply of higher grade costing cuts is projected to be 10 percent smaller.
Wartime lumber policy loosens farm access to wood
War Production Board liberalizes rules allowing farmers to receive up to 5000 board feet of lumber annually from trees grown on their land without county AAA certification. Previously farmers needed county approval or non wartime mills. Change aims to boost lumber available for farm use without affecting overall supply.
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War Production Board
County Aaa
Present Outlook on the Egg Situation
Egg production is above last year's levels but may dip for September to December. Supplies of lower grade eggs will be plentiful while better grades remain seasonally tight, with prices near ceilings. Wholesale quotations did not rise in August due to higher shell egg supplies, record cold storage, and reduced drying requirements.
Millard notes wartime shortages linger for farmers after war
J. W. Millard, returning to private industry from the WFA, warns that despite overall gains in machinery, containers, fertilizers, chemicals, and facilities for the food program, spot shortages will persist until the war ends and demand continued attention.
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WFA
Office of Materials and Facilities
J. W. Millard
WFA Raises Army Beef Set-Aside to Sixty Percent
The War Food Administration increases the required set aside of federally inspected beef meeting military specifications from 50 to 60 percent. The policy aims to improve supply for U. S. military forces as much of current beef does not meet the needed standards.
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WFA
U. S
Move to Increase Supply of Pellets
WFA extends quota exemptions on protein meals used for range pellets and cubes for the July 1 to October 1 period. Excess meals beyond the 1942 and 1943 quarterly average will not count against the maximum total use, aiming to boost pellet production for livestock producers.
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WFA
Notice to Creditors Estate of Luella M Lyon
Administrator of the Luella M Lyon estate invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Publication date September 4.
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Luella M. Lyon
John Collins
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Beaverhead County
The undersigned will on the November 1944 day apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to mining claims The Good Hope Mt. Vernon Ranger Wabash and Potomac Lode Mining Claims in Township 7S Range 16W MPM. Amount due 133.98 dollars. Dated September 13 1944.
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Beaverhead County
State of Montana
the Good Hope
Mt. Vernon
Ranger
Wabash
Potomac Lode
Unclear Yearly Permit for Meal Use in Feeds Described
Text notes permission during the year for meals used in manufacturing cubes and pellets that contain at least 30 percent protein for range feeding of cattle or sheep. The fragment cites a regulatory allowance without complete context or dates.
OPA Seeks Savings by Cutting Butter Upgrading
Authorities estimate housewives can save about 15 million dollars yearly on butter purchases as the OPA drives a campaign to end upgrading that keeps prices above the ceiling.
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OPA
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Jean Bishop
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Dillon Home Makers
William Hillstead
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Frank Watkins
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A.A. Schroeder
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Rainbow
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Order On Rainbow
Ethel Anderson
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Hope
Miriam Morse
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Virginia Tovey
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Gordon Harris
Presbyterian Manse Socity
Walter Ronnemose
Clark D’ Evelyn
Presbyterian Manse Society
Archie Green
Carla Hansen
Louise Green
Dillon Lodge
A. F
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C. G. D Evelyn
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Jane Rogers
Royal Arch Masons
Claude Lay
St. Elmo
Harris Opp
Eastern Star
RAM
Commandery
Alma Matrons
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St. James Guild Hall
Hiram Rodgers
Ray Tennant
Jane Johnson
Howard Babcock
St. Rose Guild
James Harrington
Harold Murray
Asa Mecham
Guild Hall
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred Dart
Toronto
Canada
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Thornley
American Legion Auxiliary
Jean Wenger
Paul Lacry
John Troupe
Luther Smith
L. M. Holloran
H. M. Warner
Sam Cardinale
C. M. Casterline
D. A. Patton
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