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Hot Springs, Camas, Sanders County, Montana
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. announced August 194? War Bond quotas: $815M nationally, $2.7M for Montana across counties, adjusted by income factors and cumulative sales.
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OFFICIAL UNITED STATES TREASURY MONTANA WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR AUGUST
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 10.--Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, today announced the August War Bond Quotas for the 3,070 counties in the nation totalling $815,000,000.
The August quota for the State of Montana is $2,700,000.
In arriving at the county quotas for August the Treasury Department took into consideration major factors affecting incomes which in turn cause significant variations in sales during the twelve-month period.
Hereafter actual Bond sales in the various states will be compared with quotas on a cumulative basis. The amount by which sales fall short of or exceed quotas in any month will be added to or subtracted from quotas for future months.
Beaverhead, $30,000; Big Horn, $20,600; Blaine, $30,000; Broadwater, $9,000.
Carbon, $35,500; Carter, $3,600;
Cascade, $282,300; Chouteau, $18,800; Custer, $73,600.
Daniels, $15,000; Dawson, $30,000;
Deer Lodge, $117,500.
Fallon, $7,200; Fergus, $62,800;
Flathead, $78,300.
Gallatin $71,300; Garfield, $4,000;
Glacier, $53,000; Golden Valley, $3,500; Granite, $10,000.
Hill, $71,000.
Jefferson, $8,400;
Judith Basin, $9,500.
Lake, $17,500;
Lewis and Clark, $291,700;
Liberty, $4,300; Lincoln, $18,800.
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McCone, $5,500; Madison, $11,500;
Meagher, $8,300; Mineral, $2,900;
Missoula, $129,300; Musselshell, $25,300.
Park, $50,000; Petroleum, $1,800;
Phillips, $23,400; Pondera, $24,700;
Powder River, $5,400; Powell, $36,000;
Prairie, $7,500.
Ravalli, $21,800; Richland, $31,500;
Roosevelt, $37,700; Rosebud, $20,100.
Sanders, $11,700; Sheridan, $28,800;
Silver Bow, $511,800; Stillwater, $18,700;
Sweet Grass, $14,100.
Teton, $17,600;
Toole, $24,900;
Treasure, $4,300.
Valley, $39,400.
Wheatland, $13,900; Wibaux, $5,400.
Yellowstone, $207,500.
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Montana
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Aug. 10
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state quota of $2,700,000 for montana; national total $815,000,000 for 3,070 counties. county quotas listed including beaverhead $30,000, big horn $20,600, blaine $30,000, broadwater $9,000, carbon $35,500, carter $3,600, cascade $282,300, chouteau $18,800, custer $73,600, daniels $15,000, dawson $30,000, deer lodge $117,500, fallon $7,200, fergus $62,800, flathead $78,300, gallatin $71,300, garfield $4,000, glacier $53,000, golden valley $3,500, granite $10,000, hill $71,000, jefferson $8,400, judith basin $9,500, lake $17,500, lewis and clark $291,700, liberty $4,300, lincoln $18,800, mccone $5,500, madison $11,500, meagher $8,300, mineral $2,900, missoula $129,300, musselshell $25,300, park $50,000, petroleum $1,800, phillips $23,400, pondera $24,700, powder river $5,400, powell $36,000, prairie $7,500, ravalli $21,800, richland $31,500, roosevelt $37,700, rosebud $20,100, sanders $11,700, sheridan $28,800, silver bow $511,800, stillwater $18,700, sweet grass $14,100, teton $17,600, toole $24,900, treasure $4,300, valley $39,400, wheatland $13,900, wibaux $5,400, yellowstone $207,500.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, announced August War Bond Quotas for U.S. counties totaling $815,000,000, with Montana's state quota at $2,700,000. Quotas based on income factors affecting sales. Future sales compared cumulatively to adjust quotas.