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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
3
The State of Montana sends greetings to the named defendants. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint to quiet title on Lots 59 and 60 in block B in Big Timber within 20 days after service. If no answer is filed, default judgment will be entered.
The administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Robert H. Callaway, deceased, invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be filed at the law offices of Charles W. Campbell at 209 McLeod Street, Big Timber, Sweet Grass County, Montana. Dated July 10, 1946.
Attorney General Tom Clark cited a Justice Department survey showing 999 of 1,000 veterans with reemployment rights faced no trouble regaining their former positions. Of about 5 million eligible servicemen, 4,531 sought help, with 1,323 settled amicably and 218 requiring court action. New York and Ohio led in seeking attorney help, with 585 and 520 cases respectively.
Livingston hosts the third national trout derby on the Yellowstone River August 11 with a $1,000 prize. Entry costs $1, fishing runs 9 a m to 1 p m, and the winner will be announced at a 4:30 p m banquet at the Elks club where Larry Smith will speak.
Bernard M. Baruch has been named recipient of the 1946 Freedom award for serving with vision and statesmanship in the world's quest for peace, announced Sunday by Freedom House president Harry D. Gideonse.
The administratrix D. M. Traver of Pearl Maddix deceased invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after July 11 1946. Claims must be shown to Chas. W. Campbell attorney at 209 McLeod Street Big Timber Montana. Publication dates July 18 25 August 1 8.
Washington notes on Swede and Canadian currency shifts raise prices and trade concerns. Congress debates Truman's near forty billion peacetime budget, inflation, production delays, and the need for coherent policy and management to stabilize prices and foreign trade.
Montana regional veterans administration office seeks clerk-typists and stenographers. M E Lockyer notes caseload growth from 4 million in 1943 to about 16 million. positions offer annual salaries from 1954 to 2168 with potential for permanent civil service. 18 or older, proficient in typing and stenography. interviews at Ft Harrison VA personnel office. mail applications on standard form 57 from post offices.
Helena Aug 2 state Equalization board chairman Sam D Goza said Montana taxpayers increasingly use the pay as you go system for state taxes. July back tax payments totaled 10363 versus 6530 a year earlier and current month taxes were 2871 down from 4953. Gasoline tax receipts rose to 770106 from 548649 last year with refunds expected to rise.
Leo J. Cremer, rodeo impresario at the North Montana State fair Shawmut, loses six prize horses including Golden Fan to heat and excessive water intake. Veterinarians say death not from poison or illness. Loss estimated at $6,000 plus. Replacements rushed from Shawmut ranch for the upcoming rodeo events.
Moscow radio reported that a military caste is being formed in the United States and that the nation for the first time maintains large forces for offensive purposes.
Illinois supplied about 250000 men to the Union army during the Civil War, reflecting its large mobilization effort and sustained involvement in Union military campaigns.
An army B 29 Superfortress from LaGuardia field New York to Lockheed air terminal Burbank California completed the trip in 7 hours 27 minutes 59 seconds breaking the 9 hour 23 minute 2 second record set by a Navy PV 2. Capt Boyd L Frybaugh of Van Wert Ohio piloted the craft. The flight passed Fort Riley Kansas and Colorado Springs before reaching San Fernando Valley toward the control tower.
The law establishing the Interstate Commerce Commission was approved by President Grover Cleveland on February 7 1887.
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