Pleasant Memories Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha Visit Montana
The Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha depart Montana after warm receptions in Big Timber and across the Treasure State. Residents, including descendants of Montana's first Norwegian settlers, greet them with pride and praise their gracious bearing and good humor.
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Olav
Martha
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Treasure State
Tribute Highlights Walsh As Montana’s Prime Citizen
Gov. Roy E. Ayers praised late Sen. Thomas J. Walsh in an address to Carroll College graduates. He recalled Walsh’s rise from modest beginnings in Helena to national influence as a trusted legal adviser and senator, noting his honesty and dedication to public service.
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Carroll College
Helena
Roy E. Ayers
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
T. J. Walsh
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Walsh
United States Senate
T.J. Walsh
United States
Editorials and columnists clash over readers and relevance
The Helena Independent argues editorials still matter as Newsdom elevates columnists, while The Pioneer and Montana editors warn against mythical stories from journalism schools. They urge reporters to preserve real local news and editorials, noting the value of backbone reporters like John Jones and Bill Brown.
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Helena Independent
The
Independent
Pioneer
Montana
Jane
Washington, D. C
John Jones
Bill Brown
John
Bill
Commissioners Proceedings June 5 1939 Montana county board
The Sweet Grass County Montana board of commissioners met June 5 1939 with members Halls Olson Anderson and Patemon present. They approved minutes filed and listed numerous payments including sheriff under-sheriff clerk of court janitor and school fund expenses and welfare allocations. The board adjourned at 5 pm to reconvene June 6.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Ralph C. Jarrett
Walter H. Osborne
E. O. Overland
F. A. Webb
Haabee Whits
Margaret Deegan
Department of
Am. Legion
Harold Roe
Jarrett
R. C. Jarrett
LeRret Deegan
R. Cook
Hathaway
Slanger
Petty Cash
B. T. Home Tel. Co
Montana Power Co
Jerome Williams
Cole Drug Co
Willis = Co
Tribune Printing & Supply Co
L. L. Buchanan
Bray’s
Vestal Chemical Labs, Inc
Board Pfilomets Oo
E. H. Amick
D. M. Traver
Grace Smith
J.D
Justice Poace
Pitman Publishing Corp
Bureau Educational Measurements
State Dept. Public Instruction
Lillian Tucker
Josephine Slanger
A. C. McDonald
Inez Tronrud
Tribune Printing& Supply Co
Neeseeiacsnstac Nce
Ezestarasnosbowed
A. S. Barnes & Co
Ray N. Shannon
St. Treas
Fees
E. R. Cook
Salary Co
Migaant Clark
Menz
Aeer
Earee Nebel
Hicenie G. Shutts
Coughlin
Carrie Hoff
Murphy
Bertha Cremer
Montana Extension Service
Industrial Accident Board
Lee Blackwell
Beulah .Snyder
Emma Cook
al Groth
Ann Christensen
Nils Petersen
Agnes K. Lavold
K. C. Jones
J. A. Lowry
van Patton
Mary F. McVey
Leo Cubbison
A. J. van Patton
E. Darling
Olena Hoyem
James D. Smith
Mary E. Willard
Olness
Men
Pooyr Wu
Medicine Murphy
C. A. Bishop
Frances Price
Weamer
Woodward & Co. Inc
Ollie
Flasted . Drug Co
Jack Duane
Mont
Murray
PVAME
Irvin Miller
Dean Lowry Co. Treas
PRAM
Cricket Control
Flasted Drug Co
Bob Johnson
Insect Pest Fund
Cricket Control Electric Shoe Shop
George Parks
Jack Harper
Friend Curtis
Gamble Stores
George Tronrud
Terv
William Liebeldt
Bank Gopher Fand Farmer's Service Ass’n
Ikebabilisad Plannet
Acaeels
Emete & Trust Co
Bridge Bieber Feed & Grain Co
Bailey Hardware
Golden Rule
A. W. Neumann
Cricket Control Y Sdksdhaladibteresbashs
Geneva Cartwright
OAA
Townsend pension bill killed in house debate
The house defeated the Townsend old age pension measure poised at up to 200 dollars monthly for people sixty and older funded by a business tax. Critics called it a severe sales tax. supporters argued it offered relief and favored American goods.
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Townsend
McCormack
Mass
United States
Hendricks
Fla
Reward Offered for Information on Stealing Stock
A $250 reward is offered for information leading to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to any paid up member of the Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association on the protected list. Grant Bishir, Secret.
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Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association
Grant Bishir
Big Timber Pioneer Timelines for Better Bi
The note records mention a pioneer named Tim who advocates better business or biotechnical progress. It describes a local push for improved timber practices and community growth. Names of organizations or places are unclear due to damage. The fragment hints at regional development themes and historical context.
Dusting Off The Old Ones and New Depot Plans
Springdale shows a plan for a modern depot. A Glass-Lindsay project updates include a ditching machine drawing twelve horses and capable of two to two and a half miles of ditch daily. Local delegates discuss Sixth district judge pending a candidate. Mentions May Nicholson and a corrugated iron warehouse being built by Montana Power Co. in Billings.
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Pueblo
Col
Senator Walsh
Jerome G. Locke
Yellowstone Lake
National Park
Dillon
Geneva Crest
Kaia Lien
Ellen E. Hess
Maybelle Parker
Agnes Campbell
Gina S. Ellingson
Marian Struck
Springdale
Alex Glass
Walvoord Lake
Glass-Lindsay
Nedone
Baltimore
Norris
Benators Pha
Myers
O. C. Cato
Miles City
R.R. Purcell
Helena
Sid J. Coffee
Missoula
Ww. J. Johnson
Anasconda
M. E
Attorney Co
W. Campbell
Lee
May Nicholson
Frirey
Victoria
B. C
Robert Brownie
Tom Arai
Worcester
Billings& Einstein
Montana Power Co
Orate
Sixth District
Henry
John U Smith
J. F. O’connor
A. P. Stark
A.M. Alderson
Stark
Livingston
Smith
Notice to Creditors and Public Land Claim in Montana
Notice in the District Court of Sweet Grass County Montana for the estate of Thomas J Newspalmer deceased creditors urged to present claims with vouchers within four months at the Big Timber courthouse. Separate public land notice states Grover C Bryan of McLeod Montana filed for final proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner John A Lowry Big Timber June 14 1939 witnesses Frank Palmer S J Craft Graham Woolsey Pete Petersen all of McLeod Montana First May 11 1939 Last June 8 1939
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Margaret Deegan
Board of School Budget Supervisors
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Sweet Grass
Thomas J. Newspalmer
Big Timber
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Billings
Mont
Grover C. Bryan
McLeod
NWSW
Seynem
Meridian Montana
John A. Lowry
United States
Frank Palmer
S. J. Craft
Graham Woolsey
Pete Petersen
Estate of Thomas J Newspalmer Public Notice
Dated June 7 1939 E O Overland administrator of the estate of Thomas J Newspalmer deceased. Publication June 8 15 22 29 1939 in the newspaper.
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E. O. Overland
Thomas J. Newspalmer
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