Probate notices advertise multiple Montana estates
Public notices outline probate actions in Sweet Grass County Montana including estates of Goldie Kepler Sack August Mathes Dorothy Barbour Clyde R Bainter H A Anderson J O Dell Barbour and James Wiley Wood Hearings set July 7 1966 and July 21 1966 for sale of real estate and issuance of letters testamentary Creditors listed deadlines and executors named with trial dates and appointment details in Big Timber Pioneer notices.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
James Wiley Wood
Goldie Kepler Sack
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Yellowstone
Big Timber Pioneer
Victoria Braaten
August Mathes
Dorothty Barbour
Dorothy Barbour
Henry J Goodale
Clyde R. Bainter
H. A. Anderson
County of
J. O’dell Barbour
J. O'Dell Barbour
O. J. Paulson
Olive Ethel Wood
Notice to creditors in estate of Raymon E Smith
Ethel W. Smith executrix of the estate of Raymon E. Smith deceased notifies creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months at Hibbs Sweeney Colberg attorneys office 2619 First Avenue North Billings Montana.
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Richard W. Josephson
Second St
Big Timber
Montana
George J. Mathes
August Mathes
Clyde R. Bainter
E. O. Overland
Nina Marie Bainter
Executrix
Marguerite Click Anderson
H. A. Anderson
Ethel W. Smith
Raymon E. Smith
Hibbs, Sweeney & Colberg
First Avenue North
Billings
Hibbs, Sweeney & Colberg Billings State Bank
Battin Reports Weather Sets In Head Start Progress
Rep Battin continues report from page two noting weather impacts and the Head Start program praised by the Office of Economic Opportunity for advancing early childhood services.
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Rep. Battin
Office of Economic Opportunity
Montana Critiques Growth Policies and Federal Aid for Universities
A Montana writer argues that a policy aimed at elementary growth undermines college expansion and overburdened universities. He cites a conflicting HUD grant for Maryland tennis courts, unemployment in Montana, and calls for continued federal support for non-dropout university programs amid poverty fighting costs. He warns a reckless government harms self discipline and urges preserving college construction assistance.
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Montana
Montana University
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
Office of Economic Opportunity
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