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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1949

Page

2

Legal Notice Quiet Title Suit in Sweet Grass County

District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County issues summons in the Baker heirs land dispute. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to H E Survey No. 640 Tracts A and B totaling about 159.99 acres in sections 30 31 township 3 south range 13 east with detailed boundary courses. Plaintiffs name numerous Baker Webber and Dodge heirs and other defendants, with 20 day response deadline from service.

Sweet Grass Montana H. E. Survey Montana Principal Meridian General Land Office Surveyor General State State of Survey

District Court case in Sweet Grass County Montana

In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County district court, Marie Weamer Thresa Weamer Cawly Nicholas Weamer Jr and Mrs Nicholas Weamer Jr are named parties in a civil matter. The filing names multiple individuals related by family and marriage as plaintiffs defendants or claimants in this district court action.

District Court Sixth Judicial District State of Montana County of Sweet Grass Marie Weamer Thresa Weamer Cawly Nicholas Weamer, Jr

Notice of Closing of Registration for Big Timber City Election

The Big Timber registration books for the April 4 1949 general city election close February 17 1949 at 5:00 p m Electors may register at the county clerk and recorder office in the courthouse or with a deputy registrar or justice of the peace Re registration is required for those who failed to vote in the last general election Dated January 13 1949 Dick Armstrong County Clerk

Montana Big Timber Dick Armstrong

Livestock Prices Slump From Peak Butchers Eye Glutted Market

Chicago reports show hog prices sliding from a high of 31.85 per hundred pounds to 21.50 while slaughter cattle average 23.75 per hundred pounds, down from last July’s 36.85. Clark Pickell of the Corn Belt Livestock Feeders cites an overabundant supply and estimates 30 to 60 days to reduce the market glut.

Chicago Mid-West Agriculture Department Clark Pickell Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association

Airlift Aids Western Cattle and Sheep In Snow Crisis

A new airlift with 100000 dollars in emergency funds aims to feed over two million snowbound sheep and cattle in western ranges. 17 Air Force C 82s operate from Fallon Nevada delivering alfalfa to Ely, with trucks and sleds distributing forage.

Truman Air Force Turreau of Indian Affairs Land Management Bureau of the Interior Department Fallon Nev Ely Nevada-Utah Nebraska- South Dakota Frigid Plains Army Wyoming, South Dakota-Nebraska Fifth Army O'Neill Neb Martin S. D North Platte Grand Island Nebraska Plains Rockies National Guard Kansas Missouri Mississippi Ohio Ohio River Texas Atlantic California Midwest Goodland Kan Wisconsin Arkansas Flagstaff Ariz North Dakota South Dakota Land Management Bureau Utah Nevada Roscoe E. Bell The Congress

Typographical Errors For Belly Laughs

A comic survey of typographical slips and printed misstatements in American papers and ads. Examples include garbled lines about politics fashion and weddings with mistaken phrases that sparked amusement and occasional distress.

Gallatin Forest Use Highlights 1948 Activities

About 275000 people visited Gallatin National Forest in 1948 for recreation. The forest spans roughly two million acres with watershed value as the top resource. Water from forest streams irrigates nearby lands, and fire protection, range regulation, and timber practices sustain watersheds. Fifty developed camps are noted among varied uses.

Gallatin National Forest Gallatin Forest

Forest land use and grazing permits in Gallatin unit year report

The Gallatin unit reports 182 summer homes 12 resorts under permit with 24 more summer homes planned. It notes 26 dude ranchers 12 guides used the Gallatin for clients last season and lists other permitted facilities totaling 390. Timber sales reached 163 with 65 saw mills supplied. forest products cut total 131% million board feet. Grazing involved 49 000 sheep 8 000 cattle 827 horses under permit by 253 permittees.

National Forest Gallatin Forest Service Gardiner District Yellowstone Park Absaroka Wildife

Weather Chief Causes Of Stock Losses

Sylvan J. Pauly, president of the National Wool Growers' association, cites severe winter storms as the Western sheep industry’s worst threat. He credits growers, government, and state agencies for emergency efforts as January storms from Kansas to the Pacific coast devastate starving flocks.

Salt Lake City Sylvan J. Pauly Deer Lodge Mont Pauly National Wool Growers’ Association Kansas Nebraska Dakotas Pacific Coast

Sheep industry faces grim outlook with uncertain losses

Pauly warns the nation’s sheep production could be heavily affected as the full extent of damage remains unknown until spring. He notes the situation is grim and stresses the outlook hinges on upcoming assessments and conditions.

Pauly

First Junior High School Began in Berkeley in 1909

Berkeley California claims the first junior high school in the United States started in 1909. The note highlights Berkeley as the origin point for the modern concept of junior high education.

United States Berkeley Calif

Farms Within District of Columbia Noted At Forty

A report states that there are forty farms within the bounds of the District of Columbia. The figure highlights agricultural activity amid urban development.

District of Columbia

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District Court of the Sixth Artificial District Robert Elgas Vsharry Dodge Bertha Dodge Edgar Dodge Russel Dodge Irene Dodge Frilich Ella Webber Roy S. Webber Katie Webber Edith Webber Bowman Stuart Baker Ruth Baker Clark Lester Baker Beatrice Baker William Baker Marie Baker Doris Baker Deryk Hazel B. Linder Georgia B. Adams Devisees Ilegatees Beulah Patterson E. O. Overland Patsy Weamer Anna Weamer Hancock Phillip E. Weamer Agnes Weamer Alice Weamer Nelson Adeline Weamer Green Joseph C. Weamer Lee Weamer Joseph Weamer Addie May Weamer Winifred Stanley Buffalo New York St. John Baptist Church Glen Collins Christian Science Earl McCloud San Antonio First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts First Church of Christ Livingston Masonic Temple Electromaster Amerca Clark’s Plumbing & Heating Eddo Foray
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