Death of Calvin Coolidge sparks debate on presidential lifespans
The article notes how long presidents lived after leaving office, listing figures from Washington to Coolidge and others, then provides a Notice Of Closing of Registration Books for the Big Timber Montana municipal election set for April 3 1933 with registration closing February 16 1933 and details for electors to register at the county clerk’s office.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
What Is Technocracy
The Bozeman Courier discusses Howard Scott’s technocracy noting the vagueness of his science and questioning how his method would work in daily business. It cites a Russia comparison and critiques replacing Aristotelian with Hegelian reasoning as philosophic futility.
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Howard Scott
Energy Survey of North America
Bozeman Courier
Scott
Russia
Calvin Coolidge remembered as a calm, serviceful ex president
The Minneapolis Journal reflects on Calvin Coolidge's death and his years in office. It lauds his calm, steady temperament, sharp judgment, and long public service from mayor to president. It notes his decisive 1927 retirement decision and his restrained, pragmatic leadership style.
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Minneapolis
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Fate
Massachusetts
Boston
Harding
Senate
Vermont
Washington
Massachusetts Senate
Tax Deed Application Filed For Montana Property
Palmer M. Hauge applies to Sweet Grass county treasurer on February 10 1933 for a tax deed to Lots 1 and 2 EYANW% Section 18 Township 2 North Range 14 East M P M in Sweet Grass County Montana. Amount due 80.90 dollars dated January 5 1933.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Palmer M. Hauge
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Montana District Court
The Scottish American Mortgage Company sues Gunder and Inga Birkeland and others in Sweet Grass County Montana. A sheriff sale is set for January 14 1933 at 2 00 PM at the Big Timber courthouse for 160 acres of NE quarter section 32 township 2N range 16E Montana meridian with water rights ditches and appurtenances and the rights to possession during redemption. Dated Big Timber December 21 1932.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Scottish American Mortgage Company, Limited
Gunder Birkeland
Inga E. Birkeland
Inga G. Birkeland
Sweet Grass County
Casper D. Graff
Tillie Graff
Montasota Oil and Development Company
Shoshone Consolidated Oil Company
W. L. Kennedy
Elizabeth Kennedy
Big Timber
Montana Meridian
A. D
Montana Sixth Judicial District Court Dates 1933
Schedule lists year 1933 term dates for Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties including court days naturalization hearings and law and motion days. Gallatin Park Sweet Grass each have weekly or monthly sets with holiday adjustments and final hearing dates in May and November. Judge Benjamin E Berg signs the notice.
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Sweet Grass County
Gallatin County
Park County
Notice of Annual Meeting of Big Timber Building and Loan
The annual meeting of stock holders of the Big Timber Building and Loan association will be held at Citizens Bank and Trust Co on Monday January 16 1933 at 7 oclock p m for electing trustees and transaction of any other business. W A Conwell secretary published December 15 22 29 1932 January 5 12 1933
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Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
W. A. Conwell
County Proceeding Notes Include Petitions and Bonds
Commissioners meet in 1933 sessions with reports approved. A road petition on closing parts of the Yellowstone Trail is disallowed pending new wording. Bonds for county officers and depository sureties are approved totaling 85 350.00. Road viewers appointed for a connecting road. Various claims approved for General and Road funds with detailed amounts. The board adjourns to February 6, 1933.
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H. H. Marlow
Hausserman Hill
Hump Creek
Jack Scarlett
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
County of
Silver Bow
Metropolitan Edison
Liberty
Treasury
Ernest Sinnock
Hump Creek Road
New Yellowstone Trail
Chas C. Nicholson
C. E Busse
Court House
Hugh Overfelt
General Fund
J. A. Lowry
Ben Slanger
E. H. Amick
John N. MacFarlane
C. C. Nicholson
Sigurd Lavold Same
W. Campbell Bond
Dusting Off The Old Ones In Early Town Notes
McLeod visitor Charles King notes events and people from town including Easter preparations, ranch sales, aldermen elected S A Perrine and G H Howard, bank construction, a school election, lamb purchases, and bids for concrete sidewalks. Also reports births deaths marriages and local appointments across Pioneer and nearby areas.
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Charles King
McLeod
Charles Farley
Lake Basin
John E. King
California
D. J. Wartman
Boulder
J. L Pemberton
S. A. Perrine
G. H. Howard
C. A. Caulkins
J. A. Lowry
Dick Budd
S. B. Hobson
Pioneer
Patterson’s
Laura Connolly
Segerstrom
Dorothy Hines
Nelle Lamb
Beth Pound
Rex Benedict
Lutheran Aid Society
Laura Crest
J. S. Solberg
Ed Ellingson
Sam Solberg
Frank Wilson
Melville
Holland Reformed Church
Wormser
City
High School Students Earn Top Marks in Spelling
Bonnie Ryan Mary Fallang and Audrey Graff all earned 100 percent on recent spelling tests. Sweet Grass basketball visits Livingston on Friday January 13 in Livingston. Holy Rosary of Bozeman hosts a Saturday night game in our gym. A history student received a newspaper editorial with a letter from an English student about the War Debt addressed to an American woman.
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Bonnie Ryan
Mary Fallang
Audrey Graff
Sweet Grass
Livingston
Holy Rosary
Bozeman
Sheepherder staff to present 3:20 PM assembly program
Friday afternoon January 13 the Sheepherder staff will present an assembly program with each member having a part. The entertainment aims to be laugh provoking and the community is invited to attend. The program begins at 3 20.
Columbus Victorious In Close 30 29 Game On Saturday
Last Saturday night Columbus edged its opponent 30 29 as John Deegan Cleve Lang ston and Bill Chase starred for the second team while Kenneth Boe Art Algaard and Phil Langston led the first team Sweet Grass won 30 27. Sweet Grass beat Manhattan 34 27 last Wednesday in intramural basketball under way with teams to be chosen by height weight and age. Coaches for three teams have been named Phil Langston team A Don Curtis team B Don Murray team C.
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Columbus
John Deegan
Cleve Langston
Bill Chase
Kenneth Boe
Art Algaard
Phil Langston
Sweet Grass
Manhattan
Don Curtis
Don Murray
Bridger Creek Social Notes See Busy Year Ahead
Mrs Sidney Fraser and son Sid Jr visit Reed Point friends Monday afternoon. Jack MacLean did business in Grey Cliff. Barstad family of Big Timber visits the Ter home. Seed catalogs arrive and gardening time nears with good weather. J A Johnson learns his brother Carl of Julesburg Colo has died. funeral held midweek. Mr Douma conducts meetings.
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Sidney Fraser
Sid Jr
Reed Point
Jack MacLean
Grey Cliff
John Barstad
Julius
Big Timber
O. P. Terand
J. A. Johnson
Carl
Julesburg
Colo
Mr. Johnson
Douma
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Monroe
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Bailey Hardware
Commissioners
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Joe Bare Same
W. Ora Olson Same
G. F. Boddy Same
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Witten
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Griffin Poor Fund
Patton Sawyer
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McKenney
A. A. Lamp
Blakeslee
Phil Cook
Jake Wagner
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Ethel M. Kile
Linnie E. Kile
Edna Kile
Springdale
H. G. Lyon
Oscar A. Fallang
John E. Cameron
A. M. Clark
John T. Esp
Inga Solberg
Jessie F. Evans
W. L. Shanks
Eagles
Ed Haggerty
John L. Muir
Big Elk
Glen M. Parker
T. J. Manis
John F. Asbury
Tom Noble
C. W. Shumaker
John P. Campbell
Knights of Pythias
A. G. Yule
W. C. Clark
Robert Brownlee
Ley
William Whitfield
Jacob Hoyem
Norway
Pound
Eli S. Hoseth
Susannah Hoyem
Florence Bradshaw
Cody
Wyo
Smith
Andrew Wormser
Glass Lindsay Land Co
Les
Ronald Halverson
W. P. Franklin
Helena
A. R. Pratt
Miles City
L. O. Onerheim
Lucas G. Engelstad
Lutheran Church
Kalispell
Harry D. Shipton
Menda Gunderson
John C. Blackman
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
S. G. Hawks
J. E. Roecher
A. H. Arneson
L. R. Peck
H. C. Elling
O. A
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
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State of Montana
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E. L. Frang
D. Claiborn
D. J. Walvoord
Bridger Creek
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Pene Lay
Bear Creek Coal
R.A. Traver
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