Let's Back the Attack Fourth War Loan Drive
From the War Finance Division the fourth war loan urges sacrifice to buy extra war bonds to support the invasion effort. It frames bonds as savings and security while stressing national duty and personal sacrifice for victory. The message calls for every home to display the shield and pledge to buy bonds, linking patriotism with financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury Department
Germany
Japan
Dieppe
Hitler
Treasury Department
Ration Schedule Details for East Coast and Nationwide
The notice lists ration expiration dates for A coupons across 17 east coast states through February and A-10 coupons through March 21 outside the east coast. A inspection deadline is March 31. B and C holders face February 28. Sugar Stamp No 30 allows five pounds through March 31, Shoes Stamp No 18 covers one pair, Stamp No 1 on airplane sheet covers one pair, Meats fats Brown stamps STU valid through January 29, Brown stamp V through February 26, Brown W from January 30 to February 26. Processed foods Green stamps G H J in pair four valid through February 20.
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East Coast
S. T
Livestock Sale Books Offered by The Pioneers Society
The Pioneers Society advertises livestock bill of sale books for sale. Includes records of cattle and other farm stock transactions. Contact The Pioneers Society for purchase details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pioneers
Planning Board Discusses Post War Development in Sweet Grass
A joint meeting of the Sweet Grass county planning board and the economic development committee in Big Timber discussed post war planning to provide jobs for returning service members and war workers. Topics included farm surveys, noxious weed control, irrigation and rural electrification. The note noted 1946 as a likely first post war year and emphasized agriculture as the county’s main industry. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for the County of Sweet Grass. In the matter of the estate of James E. Cannon deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned administrator of the estate of James E. Cannon deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them within four months after first publication.
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Sweet Grass
County Planning Board
F. M. Lamp
C. E. D. General
W. M. Steensland
C. A. Bishop
C. C. Gray
Ben Clark
H. B. Tetlie
Carl Ewan
Roy Moore
Ed Adam
Thos. Anderson
Thos. Kuhn
J. F. Clark
W. D. McKenzie
R. N. DeNio
Dstrict
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
James E. Cannon
Court House
Big Timber
E. O. Overland
Isabella Hansen
Peter G. Neste
District Court
Daniel Eee
Daniel Thomas Phillips
E. Overland
O. Overland
Eisenhower Takes Command Of All U S Forces In Europe
London report says General Dwight D. Eisenhower has assumed command of all United States forces in the European theater in addition to his role as supreme commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force. The move aims to streamline headquarters and free personnel for field duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Allied Expeditionary Force
Allied Headquarters
Eisenhower
Jacob L. Devers
Quieting Title Action in Grass County Lands
In Montana Sixth Judicial District Court Grass County, Vickenfield v Deposit Bank of Winona and others seeks to quiet plaintiff's title to three hundred twenty acres in Sweet Grass County, with a default judgment potential if defendants fail to answer within twenty days. The complaint details land parcels in sections 13, 14, 23, 24 and seeks a decree granting fee simple ownership to plaintiff.
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Deposit Bank of
Winona
Minnesota
State OF
Montana
Sweet Grass County
A. D
Beulah Patterson
Estate notices from Big Timber Montana in 1944
The notice cites administration of the estates of Isabella Hansen and Daniel Thomas Phillips. It names administrators Peter G. Neste and E. Overland, attorney for the administrators, with filings at the courthouse in Big Timber, Montana. Creditors are urged to present claims within four months of notice.
Dusting Off The Old Ones
Assessor D. J. Walvoord left Tuesday for a two week visit at his Oostburg Wisconsin home. Wheat traded briefly at 1.15 but no sales occurred. A girl was born January 23 to Mr and Mrs Louis Espe and to Mr and Mrs Frank Chase. Ice remained thick as 5 crystal and 12 to 18 inches. L F Douthett finished placing 500 tons for himself and others including Louis Beley and A L Bray. The court house showed 30 below this morning. Hay is scarce. Douthett moves to a new First Avenue East office. Ten of 35 Lutheran church members attended the annual meeting. A parsonage to cost over 3500 is approved with no contract until 2000 is raised by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Walvoord
Oostburg
Wis
Louis
Frank Chase
L. F. Douthett
Hay
Acarce
F. Douthett
First Avenue
Lutheran Church
Pioneer Harold Hawks and Bride Arrival from Colorado Springs
Harold Hawks and his bride arrived this week from Colorado Springs. The item notes their arrival location and origin, reflecting a local society update.
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Grace M. Williams
State Theatre
FBI
Randolph Scott
Corvette
Olsen & Johnson
Crazy
America
Planning Board
U.S
Europe
Sixth Judicial Enenues
Anes Grass
Vickenfield
M. L. Parcells
Columbus
Meta Interior General Land Office
District Land Office
Billings
Charles W. Campbell
Post Office
McLai
William Riddell
Register
Pioneer
Harold Hawks
Colorado Springs
Fred M. Mjelde
Livingston
George Benninghoff
Grand Hotel
C. L. Currier
Motor Inn
Scandinavian American Bank
George GO. Rostad
George A. Loasby
D. W. Higbie
Percy G. Webb
W. N. Nye
Portland
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Eva Severance Shipton
Dan Shipton
Chico Hot Springs Hotel and Hospital
Emigrant
N. P
Chico
R. €. Knowles
G. A. Townsend
Professional Directory
R. J. Schaffarzick
Livin Wingston
D. Claiborn
E. D. Overland
Law County Court
L. W. Baskett
O. J. Ellingson
Tojo
Studebaker Corporation
Ake A
THE
Montana Power Company
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