Montana Savings Bonds Surpass Yearly Peak in 1972
In Montana the 1972 sales of Series E and H Savings Bonds reached 16 161 244 dollars the highest annual total since 1966 December receipts for Series E and H bonds totaled 1 249 639 dollars a December high since 1966 Charles McDonnell volunteer U S Savings Bonds chairman for Sweet Grass county reported 55 453 dollars in 1972 sales December sales amounted to 1 213 dollars.
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Montana
Charles McDonnell
U.S. Savings
Sweet Grass County
County Agent Corner and Montana Pork Council Update
County agents present January events including Beef Producers Meeting in Livingston and Winter Fair 4 H and FFA contests in Bozeman. Montana Pork Council meeting highlights hog management, nutrition, disease control and marketing with optimism for industry growth. Conservation District plans January 31 meeting on State Range Development Program. New materials urge bee hive registration and Now issue covers face fly control using nematodes and parasitic beetles as insecticides face regulatory updates.
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Livingston
Bozeman
MSU
Frye's
Montana Pork Council
Park Council
Montana
Office of
State Apiarist
Federal Offices to Close in Mourning for Johnson
Note federal offices will close Thursday January 25 1973 as a National Day of Mourning for President Lyndon B Johnson. Post offices may also close and Social Security services plan a limited opening Friday in Big Timber at the USDA building from 10 am to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon F. Johnson
Fost
USDA
Army Reserve program info session at Sweet Grass High
Captain Lawrence S. Heberle will speak at the High School from 9 30 to 11 30 a m on February 1 about Army Reserve advantages. Open to men and women with active duty veterans and seniors eligible for 1 to 6 year service. Contact Bob Hauck or Jim Sandsness after 6 pm for details.
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Lawrence S. Heberle
US Army Reserve
Army Reserve
Army Reserves
Bob Hauck
Sweet Grass County High School
Friar
Jim Sandsness
Lake Survey Maps 95 Mont. Lakes in Big Timber Ranger District
The Montana Fish and Game finished surveys of 95 lakes in the south half of the Big Timber Ranger District, finding 65 lakes at 15 feet deep or less and 34 with no fish. Rainbow, cutthroat, brook and golden trout occur in several lakes, with 16 self sustaining and 18 stocked, while pollution and erosion threaten water quality near certain lakes. Five lakes will receive intensive study for golden trout or grayling potential.
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Montana Department of Fish and Game
Big Timber Ranger District
Boulder River
Fat Marcuson
Mirror Lake
Marcuson
Local Notes Back to School and Community Updates
Miss Anne Petaja travels from Billings to California to study sociology at the University of San Francisco. The Springdale area extends sympathy to Nettie Nottingham's family after her January 15 death in Bozeman Deaconess Hospital. Other items note visits, leaves, hospital discharge, travels, and a local move to a new home on Stock Street in Big Timber.
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Bertha Allestad
Virginia Pederson
Bertha
Norway
Elaine Allestad
Anne Petaja
Billings
California
University of San Francisco
Anne
Clarence Petaja
Springdale
Ray Goakey
Nettie Nottingham
Manhattan
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Dale Goakey
Concord
Calif
Ralph Goakey
Missoula
Terrill Tollefson
Big Timber
Bob Woolley
Stock Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akela
New World
New World Life
Everett Ostrum
Bair
Sweet Grass Neighborhood Club
Conservation District
Pete Jackson
Big Timber Pioneer
Black
Decker
Skil and
Wen
SK Tools
G.W. Sugar
Nestle
U.S. No
Texas
Gaper
Ludefisk
Pennywise
Morrell
Associated Food Stores, Inc
Pat Pederson & Band
Grey Cliff, Montana
Lower
West
Boulder
Blue Lake
Independence
Slough Creek
Lake Flateau
West Boulder
East Boulder
Deer Creek
Forrest Gibby
Don Mosness
Joe Hanson
Bob Hanson
Glynco Naval Base
Georgia
Havre
Don Anderson
Paul Stone
Don
Sid Huyser
Vancouver
Wash
Barbara
Dianne
Ward Blakeslee
Huyser
Janet Elaine
Blakeslees
Huysers
Bill Bivens
Portland
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