Big Timber to Build State Fish Hatchery on New Site
June 2 1921 report notes Big Timber moves to establish the states largest fish hatchery. A five acre site at the foot of McLeod street hill was purchased from G H Gallup for 1000 by the Big Timber Rod and Gun club. Land to be transferred to the state with hatchery work to begin at once. Also mentions local births and travels of residents including Stanley Kerr and Mrs Bartels.
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Pioneer Files
Big Timber
Bronson
G. H. Gallup
McLeod Street Hill
Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
A. H. Richardson
McLeod
W. C. Aller
Raintuck
Butte Notes From Pioneer Files June 4 1931
Mrs O J Ellingson left for a three week visit with relatives in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs M E Dixon returns to her home for the summer after spending winter in Stockton and Missoula. Yule Rees opens the Northern Pacific wool warehouse for the season with Henry Stole sending the first lot. Alberta Hoyseth and Morlan Flattum win top medals in a civics exam. Doris Robinson to spend vacation at home after hospital stay. Gas pipe shipments for Montana Power Co begin with multiple carloads and expansion planned. Memorial Day visits noted for the Severances of Bozeman and Billings.
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O. J. Ellingson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
M. E. Dixon
Stockton
Calif
Missoula
Yule Rees
Northern Pacific Wool Warehouse
Henry Stole
American Educational Press
Alberta Hoyseth
East Boulder
Morlan Flattum
Grey Cliff
W. G. Robinson
Billings
Doris
Deaconess Hospital
Montana Power Co
Montana
Paul Severance
Bozeman
Ernest Severance
Drivers Violations Found In Montana Fatal Crashes
Montana state patrol reports thirteen people died in twelve April auto crashes. Three drivers were drinking, four were speeding, three were on the wrong side of the road not passing, and one ignored a traffic signal.
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Helena
Montana
State Highway Patrol
Hoover says 10 percent federal cut possible with reform
Former President Herbert Hoover argues the government can cut 10 percent of civilian staff and still achieve the same goals through proper organization. He estimates taxpayers could save 3 to 5 billion dollars annually, based on task-force reports from the executive-branch reform commission.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. S. News and World Report
Commission On
Executive Branch
Congress
Citizens’ Association
State store sales in April rise 117 percent from 1948
The Federal Reserve reports April sales in 86 Montana department stores reached 117 percent of April 1948 figures. Through the first third of 1949, total sales stood at 103 percent of the same period in 1948.
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Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Strange Income Tax Loopholes Targeted by Advocate
A public appeal argues big profits offset by exemptions for co operatives trusts and tax exempt universities and firms cost the average taxpayer. The author urges Congress to tax the untaxed first and to raise four billion more revenue by shifting burden away from salaried workers. Citizens are urged to contact their representatives.
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Congress
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Stanley I. Kerr
Peoria
Ilinois
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
R. E. Bartels
Desplaines
Chicago
J. C. O'Leary
Palmer Finsvik Agency
Insurance Service
Ibreatheasy
Cole Drug CO
C. H. (Buck
East
No. 2Nd St
Livingston
Postoffice
Desoto
Plymouth
Vaughn Market & Locker Storage
Dandruff
America
Frommés
Minneapoul
U.S
Cobe
Butte
Govt
A. C. Wilson
England
Church of God
Brooklyn
G.maa
Plotner
Brookinyan
Timbuktu
N&intyre
Treasury
Tax Equality Association of Montana
Missoula, Montana
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