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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1949
Page
7
The article discusses opposition to licensed machines and the state’s stance on issuing licenses. It notes the legislature’s referendum measure and the attorney general’s interpretation, with calls for the board of equalization to proceed under previous actions until the people decide.
Doctors say common laxatives irritate the stomach while Feen-A-Mint offers targeted action in the lower digestive tract. The gum form is advertised as easier on the stomach and more effective due to chewing, available at drug counters for 25, 50, or 1 cent?
The board denounces branches for diverting over 400000 in tax funds this year and letting illegal operators drain the public. Chairman John A. Matthews, M. Joe Miller, and Sam D. Goza say the statement reflects unanimous board opinion.
Consolidated Copper Mines at Kimberly will cease underground operations June 30 due to a widening gap between costs and the copper price about 171 cents a pound. General Manager A. J. O Connor cites ongoing financial losses as the reason for the shutdown.
Helena May 31 report shows seven Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in Montana so far this year, more than all of 1948. No deaths this year. last year had one death among three cases. The 1947 total was nine cases with three deaths.
The proposal outlines quotas possible next year on staple crops including cotton wheat corn and tobacco as part of a broader effort to curb overproduction and government costs. A draft price support phase would pay producers to cover the difference when market prices dip below a set fair return for perishable goods like livestock dairy and produce.
Luella W. Hoge of Butte died Tuesday at a local hospital after 33 years in the city. She lived at 1103 Nevada and was born in St George Utah. Survived by her son Oliver D. Hoge and daughter-in-law in Anaconda, grandchildren, in-laws, and several siblings. Body at White's Funeral Home.
The draft sent to Vice President Barkley and Speaker Rayburn Tuesday would keep the present price support program and marketing quotas for crops under quota. It would drop the national acreage minimum and marketing quota for cotton.
James Matthews of 209 Colorado was struck while crossing Wyoming and Mercury by a car driven by Harry Brinck. Matthews was taken to St James hospital with injuries to his left hip. Brinck was booked on a technical charge of reckless driving and released on his own recognizance.
Local social notes show guests and arrivals in Butte from Livingston Dillon Missoula and Cardwell with births marriages and hospital stays. Key names include Mikkelson Boring Killham McDowell Nyquist Wilson Reed Ells Walker Iverson and several regional figures and hotel stops. PTA and Soroptimist meetings are scheduled with community notices and an insurance payment prompt closes the roundup.
Automobile, food, chemical and steel firms, railroads and utilities are among the roster of NYSE common stocks that have paid dividends every year for 25 to 101 years. The article from The EXCHANGE highlights these names and invites readers to request a free copy or visit a member firm.
A hospital notes page lists admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses across multiple locales including St James Murray and Dillon. Entries enumerate patient names such as Edwin Thomas Bill Helteborg and Mrs Flora Young Nissler with home addresses, plus infants and couples noted under Dismissed.
Don McIntosh reported theft of fishing tackle from his cabin on Roosevelt road. Missing items included two fishing poles two reels a casting rod a fly rod an automatic reel field glasses and a case an air gun and a miniature grandfather clock valued at over $100.
The funeral for Mrs Nora Curran will be held Thursday at 9 AM from Duggan's Merrill mortuary to St Patrick church for a 9 30 AM high mass. Interment is at Holy Cross cemetery. Daughters of Isabella meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM to recite the rosary. Card of thanks from the Rosselet and Riley families for support after John E Riley's death. Also Cugurra Anton e funeral at Daly Shea chapel Wednesday at 9 AM with Requiem at Sacred Heart church 9 30 AM. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
The remains of John Lake are at Sherman and Reed funeral home in Lake. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
The remains of Michael Pat Sullivan, a war veteran, who died last Thursday in Los Angeles, will arrive in Butte Friday afternoon and be taken to the Daly Shea mortuary. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the chapel, proceeding to St Patrick church for solemn re...
The remains of Roy C. Tarrant are expected in this city this Wednesday noon and will be taken to Mount Moriah cemetery for private graveside services. The Nichols funeral is at White's Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Ashworth conducting services Thursday at 2 PM, followed by interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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