Lions Club Eyeing Recreation Park For Big Timber
Big Timber Lions Club members discussed a potential park program at a Tuesday lunch meeting. Ideas included a combined tennis court and ice skating rink, a swimming pool, wading area, and swings, with emphasis on funding and timely action for a full program next year.
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Big Timber
Lions Club
McLeod Street
Cattle Numbers at All Time High in Montana
Montana's 1945 farm census shows cattle and calves on state farms totaling over 1.8 million, sheep and lambs near three million, hogs 182 295, and chickens 2 028 million. Egg production reached 15 377 000, while feed costs more than doubled since 1940. The report highlights substantial gains since 1920, 1910, and 1940.
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Helena
Federal Census Bureau
Montana
Tana
Bureau
Reed Point Notes and Local Veterans Affairs Debate
Reed Point notes detail air mail stamps rising to five cents on October first and a stream of visits from relatives and officials. The article includes a long section on General Omar Bradley discussing veteran benefits, the GI bill, and new standards limiting subsistence payments and outside earnings, with remarks from affiliated veterans groups.
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van Campen
Stanley Moberg
Spearfish
S. D
Gus Westerhaus
U. S
Reed Point
E. B. Hartline
Akron
Ohio
Stanley Witham
Shirley
82Nd Airborne Division
North Africa
Sicily
France
Richard Flory
Frank Meacham
San Francisco
Cal
Countryman Creek
Lawrence Jensen
James Meacham
Yellowstone
Shaw House
Tom Hovland
George McReynolds
Alice McReynolds
Ole Fallon
Wilsall
Pete McKeith
Col. Reynolds
Helena
Oral Sanders
Ike Lay
Vancouver
Wash
Livingston
Lay
Oral
Leslie Booth
Marylin
Bend. Ore
Chloe Langford
Gail Booth
Sharon Booth
Billings
Dwain Booth
Margaret
Carl Imlay
Patsy
Maxine Westerhaus
Pete
Claude Terland
Nettie Lamb
Omar. N. Bradley
America
Veterans Administration
Armed Services
Milwaukee
General Bradley
Congress
Bradley
Truman
Over 12 Billion Marked For Vets
Washington August 16 The seventy ninth congress allocated 12 609 802 005 for war veterans about 1000 per discharged soldier since V E day. A large portion was sent to President Truman in the last days of the session. a notable item was 2 431 708 000 for terminal pay.
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Washington
Seventy-Ninth Congress
Truman
Congress
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