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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
8
The Deer Lodge No. 1 school board approved a preliminary budget of 44 118 50 for 1933 34 covering all district costs from July 1 1933 to June 30 1934 including annexed district No 16. A 40 000 bond was authorized to redeem warrants and fund a cash reserve. Salaries for teachers and principals drop from 36 500 to 26 500.
Local men will meet with Oscar Hoover Scout executive of Butte Monday morning for a breakfast at the Hotel Deer Lodge to discuss plans to secure funds for Boy Scout work in the community during the ensuing year. The group aims to conduct a short campaign.
Deer Lodge June 15. The Business and Professional Women's club named chairmen for the year at a dinner in the Bauer room of the Hotel Deer Lodge. Appointed leaders include Winifred Lapp education and Fay Henderson membership, with a slate covering education blemish to transportation and public relations among others.
William L. McIntosh of Avon was a business visitor in Deer Lodge yesterday. Mrs. Milo La Rock returned from a visit with relatives in Butte. Mrs. John A. Shaw left for the Big Hole and then California to join her companion who has been ill for some time.
A jury in Judge Frank L. Riley's court returned a $2,000 verdict for Norma Alta Price against Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association on a life policy claim for James Price. The case followed testimony on the policy debt.
Widows' pension warrants for May will be distributed June 23, county commissioners announced yesterday. Dividends Reduced. New York June 15. The General Baking Company cut its annual common stock dividend from 2 to 1 dollars and declared a quarterly payment of 25 cents.
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