Wheeler Would Vote Aye On Senator Pay Rise
This excerpt notes Senator Wheeler would back President Roosevelt's proposal to raise salaries from 10 000 to 20 000 per year and mileage from 10 to 20 cents per mile plus paid travel for speaking tours. It claims Wheeler would camp in the senate chamber until passage, while recounting a broader critique of J Deferred Holmes of the Sweet Grass News and a dispute involving The Pioneer editor.
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Wheeler
Roosevelt
Congress
TJ Roosevelt
Senate
House approves tax bill with broad corporate and consumer changes
The measure makes permanent the defense super tax and nuisance taxes from 1932, expands excise taxes on products from musical instruments to typewriters, hikes liquor and wine taxes, and adds new or higher levies including a $5 annual auto use tax and a 7 percent car purchase levy. It also adjusts corporate methods for excess profits and raises estate and gift taxes to boost revenue. individuals face a 5 to 75 percent surtax on high incomes, with a 4 percent base tax and a 10 percent super tax on total tax.
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Congress
R A F Stages Air Raid Saturday Night Over Europe
London reports continued Royal Air Force operations in northern France and across the Channel. A massive Saturday night raid on Berlin involved 200 to 300 aircraft, with subsequent Sunday dawn raids on Kiel Hamburg Cherbourg and coastal targets. The Air Ministry notes four German fighters fallen to one RAF craft amid ongoing eighth week of offensive.
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London
France
Berlin
Air Ministry
Germany
Kiel
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Commissioners Proceedings 1941 August meetings and notices
The Sweet Grass County commissioners met August 4 1941 approved last meetings minutes checked claims and authorized warrants for many officials including clerk sheriff and attorney. Adjourned to August 5. Next day sold land parcels, paid jurors and officials, and reviewed various fund reports. Also notices to creditors and estate actions issued with subsequent local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Anderson
Theo. T. Olson
Thos. M. Kuhn
E. R. Patterson
Dusting Off The Old Ones in Livingston Jail
A collection of brief notes from Livingston include Tommy Miller known as Farmer Burns jailed with a broken leg, T H Busteed visiting from eastern Montana, a tennis court project on Mc Leod street, Ole Birkeland selling a 50 000 pound clip at 17 cents, Samuel Blythe in Yellowstone Park, a Minor Holdup on North Coast Limited No 2 that ended as a farce, D Warner of the Absaroka forest Service visiting, fishing woes blamed on irrigation, wool growers selling or consigning with Parker topping at 17 cents, five locals gathering for C B Mendenhall’s 83rd birthday, and B A Matterson reported ill.
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Tommy Miller
Farmer Burns
Livingston
T. H. Busteed
Montana
McLeod Street
Fifth Avenue
Ole Birkeland
Miles City
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Yellowstone Park
North Coast Limited
Homestake
Butte Mountain
D. Warner
Absaroka
Sweet Grass County High School to Open in September
Pioneer file notes Pioneer High School in Sweet Grass County will open on September 10. The report also records local weather events, guest counts at a camp, past employees visiting, and various community updates including wages of $2.50 per day and other regional notices.
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Pioneer Files
Frank Sharkey
JSON
Livingston
Martin Rostum
John Halverson
the Sweet Grass
California
Los Angeles
Ralph Mo
the Grand
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Big Timber
Ringling Bros. Circus
Billings
Bozeman
Herbert O. Linder
Gibson
Laura Stewart
Cort Cafe
Axel Arvidson
Park Hospital
Lightfoot
Cynthia Hartman
Reed Point
Leroy W. Beam
Dillon
Isaac Rostad
Minnie Morand
Pioneer
Sweet Grass County High School
W. G. Aller
Old Kaintuck
Mike Burns
M. W. Hatch
L. C. Olmstead
Harding
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Everett Oliver
Free Camp Ground
Uly
George O. Davis
Yellowstone Stores Co
National City
Calif
Dick Armstrong
Sheridan
Wyo
Ole Wallum
Miles City
Estate Sale Order for Willis E Snyder Decedent
The court orders Willis E Snyder estate notice to heirs to appear August 16 1941 in Big Timber Montana to show cause why an administrator may sell part of the decedent real estate for estate purposes. Publication allowed in The Big Timber Pioneer for two weeks. Real estate described as all of the NW Quarter and South Half of the NE Quarter Section Seventeen Township Three North Range Fifteen East Montana Principal Meridian containing 240 acres with water and appurtenances. DONE AND DATED this 28th day.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Willis E. Snyder
State of Montana
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Wesley H. Snyder
Sweet Tass
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber Pioneer
Towit
Court notice from Sweet Grass County Montana 1941
Official court notice dated July 1941 from Sweet Grass County Montana. Clerk Dick Armstrong notes absence of the judge and the document bears the court seal. Published July 31 August 7 and 14, 1941.
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Dick Armstrong
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Sweet Grass
Notice to creditors of Grover C. Bryan estate
The administratrix Miriam Bryan announces creditors and claimants must file vouchers within four weeks with E O Overland at the Big Timber Montana courthouse, attorney for the estate. Dated July 26 1941.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Grover C. Bryan
E. O. Overland
Court House
Big Timber
Miriam Bryan
Notice for Public Publication of Land Claim 1941
Christine H. Hanson of Gibson route Big Timber Montana filed intent to make final proof for an 814 acre parcel in section 28 township 4 north range 16 east Principal Meridian Montana. Proceedings before United States Commissioner Addie Lowry in Big Timber on August 29 1941 with witnesses Paul L Van Cleve Jr III George W Carl Marian H Carl. First publication July 24 1941 fifth publication August 21 1941.
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United States Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Iana
Christine H. Hanson
Gibson
Big Timber
Montana
Addie Lowry
United States
Paul L. van Cleve, Jr
Melville
Paul L. van Cleve, III
George W. Carl
Gibson, Montana
Marian H. Carl
William Riddell
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Pioneer Office
Montana Power Co
Draft Board
Sam J. Defrees Holmes
Jesus Christ
HOUSE
Washington
Commissioners
SKEVI
BE. O. Overland
E. H. Ellingson
Margaret Deegan
Laura M. Connolly
Assessol
Rhea MacFarlane
E. H. Amick
Ralph C. Jarrett
J. D. Holly
Justice Fees
Montana, Power Co
Tigr
John Deal Co
H. B. McKay Hardwar
Felcuwizel
Goore Swanson
L. E Buchanan
FICO
Board
Pris- Oyvots
Dee
E. R. Cook
Eleanor M. Clark
Stenographey
Helen B. Hoem
John G. Brown
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
G. M. Bruffey
Industrial Accident Board, Assessimiens
General Fu
Cler
Vocolcel Co
Chas. O. Hathaway
Asses
K-B Chemical Co
Uhman Lumber Co
R. A. Bray
Bieber Feed & Grain. Co
Ted Kepler
A. T. Ellison
Emery C. Jones
Weoas O
Pat McComb
Albert Ellison
James J. Lacklen
Diese Ang Gas Wecesssee
Wee Johnson Store
Yale Oil Corporation
E. L. Kepler
Marshall Wells Co
Ullman Lumber Co
Northwestern Auto Sor Co
Bailey Hardware Co
Hager Motor Sales
Rcra Hardware Co
Apt
Connolly Machinery Co
Reboe Sued Eceranaeterucacesacnenn
O.n
Mgncaya Power Co
Light and Powet O
Petty
Hager
Paar Fund
Menaee
Wacece
Osmund Mosse
J. S. Solberg Co
Helen F. Jones
S. R. Dillon
John L. Muir
Roger Moschelle
Frank Boyd
Sob Feeley
A. J. van Patten
Walter Kenison
Olena Hoyem
E. Darling
Elton Ross
Frances Price
Bert Murray
Safeway
Vador
Cesserers Seeseesee Sawyers
Warp Dairy
Bowman
Jake Plaggerman
Couraiin
Ann Christensen
Nils Peterson
Fred Thompson
Coughlin-Ommundson
Ommundson-Bow Tat
Ing
Nick Lorig
Dean Lowry
Doris Price
Nate Howe
W. F. Keltz
C. A. Bishop
State Department of Publicsvelte
OAA
ADC
State Department of Public Welfare
Lewis Rash
Doubhett Lumber Co
Irvin Miller
Parker Jones
H. C. Roquet
Boulder Addition
Arthur J. Boyd
General Fund
Curtis
Edward W. Hower
Draving
Lewis E. Phipps
Kenneth Sullivan
Ben A. Hereim
F. E. Rowland
Vic Treadwell
Keith Kepler
Geo
W. Kauffman
Cigenpusah
Aibheety
J.D. Adams Co
Ellen Rich
Oie Motor Co
Wm. Sloan
Wee
Suse
Arne Wasby
Arne O. Vasbo
Oselius P. Terland
Bridger Creek
U. S. Highway No. 10
Grey Cliff
Olelius P. Terland
Rockwood Brown
Horace S. Davis
Franklin S. Longan
Montana National Bank
L. F. Douthett
Theo. T. O
Yellowstone
Hans Gerwitz
McDowell Bros. of
Fair Grounds
T. W. Keithley
A. Whitney
Yakima
Wash
Thomas H. Gurney
Waldo
Warren G. Harding
Morrow County
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont