O Connell denies housing post false claim circulated
In Washington Senator Wheeler states Jerry O Connell was not offered nor appointed to any United States Housing Authority position despite his earlier March 3 announcement of a regional consultant post with 7500 annual salary. The Montana Standard also records county commissioners proceedings from March 6 7 8 1939 and a legal notice to creditors for Jane Harper estate.
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Montana Standard
Jerry J. O’connell
United States Housing Authority
Washington, D. C
A. W. Anderson
Butteman
B. K. Wheeler
O’connell
Anderson
Jerry O’connell
Jerry O'Connell
Washington
Butte
Regulation of Jokes Ban by Actors Guild
The American Federation of Actors in New York voted to ban jokes about the WPA from stage performances. Members face fines or suspension for belittling the agency, which employs about 10,000 people. The piece argues such jokes harm WPA workers and the unemployed, warning against exploitation and political promises.
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The
Minneapolis Tribune
Council of the
American Federation of Actors
New York City
WPA
Union
Dusting Off The Old Ones From Pioneer files
March 14 1912 summary notes firm Lowry & Whitfield dissolves with the latter retiring. It lists local visitors to a basketball tournament Donna McCall Della Perrine Emma Webster Kathryn Adam Emma Pederson Ruth Sheridan and others. Articles cover cattle ships from Billings 2500 pound steer at 8 cents per pound and 51i steer sale near 1660 each with $100 per head. a $10000 herd offer rejected. Edna Prather buys the Koozer home. Poor relief totals $315.17. Esp barred from state tournament after Livingston protest. Big Timber beat them 35 19 with Lamb scoring 15 points.
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Lowry & Whitfield
Donna McCall
Della Perrine
Emma Webster
Kathryn Adam
Emma Pederson
Ruth Sheridan
Hubert Kellogg
Allen
Browning
Oscar Solberg
Ralph Pound
Willard Busha
Henry Magraw
Tilmar Esp
Loran Wagner
Carl Reynolds
Charles O’donnell
Billings
Chicago
David Fratt
Big Timber
Esp
Bozeman
Lamb
Promised Deep Cold and Local Sports Roundup
A Pioneer file notes a 10 below cold wave forecast for tomorrow. Grey Cliff visitors include Mrs. Louis Harrison and Cecil Harrison. Snowfall totaled 15 inches last Friday, melted on Sunday. Billings won the state basketball championship defeating Forsyth 22 to 8 in Bozeman. Big Timber beat Benton 15 to 12 and Whitehall 16 to 13. Gibson Telephone Co. elected directors George W. Moore E L Patterson O J Stratton John Tobin R Y Willman. March 17 1921 public school board reports seven of nine new teacher candidates chosen. Miss Brooks kindergarten demands 1500 and may be kept or abolished. several staff not returning including Miss Ford and Miss Zahm.
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Pete Reidelbach
New Way Grocery
Walter Ware
William Sloan
Sawyer Stores
John McCauley
Selmer Raisland
Frank Kremper
Woodwards
Roy Solland
C. A. Bishop
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Florence Crittenton Home
State Department of Pubae Ne
hdsZesteredlea
Watts
Cceseee
G. A. Windsor
Board of County Commissioners
Pioneer File
Louis Harrison
Cecil Harrison
Billings
Bozeman
Forsyth
Big Timber
Benton
Whitehall
Gibson Telephone Co
George W. Moore
E. L. Patterson
O. J. Stratton
John Tobin
R. Y. Willman
Public School Board
Brooks
Ford
McAnnelly
Aspden
Zahm
Church Services and Activities Schedule
First Congregational Church announces Sunday school sessions for junior and intermediate groups at 9 45 a m and worship service at 11 a m. Sunday orchestra practice at 5 p m. Cantata rehearsal 7 30 p m. Wednesday choir practice 8 p m. Thursday Young Peoples meeting Thursday evening.
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First Congregational
W. L. Spencer
Young Peoples Meeting
Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Rev. A. A. Holbeck leads Sunday school at 10 a m confirmation services at 11 a m with special choir music offering to Synodical budget Communion for the confirmation class and friends at 3 p m Junior Luther League meets Sunday at 7 30 p m
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Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Junior Luther League
St Mark's Episcopal invites at 10 a m Sunday school
Rev W Roy Bennett invites parishioners to church school at 10 am with preaching to follow and an evening service at 745 pm. The church promotes its staff and urges attendance at the state convention in Big Timber from April 13 to 16, predicting a great religious meeting in the city.
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ST. Mark’s Episcopal
W. Roy Bennett
M. L. Lowe
Big Timber
Parish Services Schedule and Christian Science Meetings
St Joseph's Catholic holds Mass the second Sunday of each month at 9 30 a m and the fourth Sunday at 11 o clock. Christian Science meetings occur every Sunday morning in Dallman hall at 11 o clock.
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ST. Joseph’s
Fr. Schuh
Christian Science Christian Scientists
Dallman Hall
Reward for information on horse and cattle theft
A $250 reward is offered for information that leads to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to any paid up member of the Sweet Grass Stockgrowers at Hunters Hot Springs Montana.
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Sweet Grass Stociary
Hunters Hot Springs
Mont
City Election Notice for Big Timber Montana 1939
Qualified electors are notified of a city election in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Monday April 3 1939. Offices include mayor treasurer police magistrate and two aldermen for Ward 1 and Ward 2 two year terms. Polls open 8 am close 6 pm. O Nordstrom mayor Attest Ted c Busha clerk Published Feb 23 Mar 2 9 16 1939.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
O. Nordstrom
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Ruth Anderson
S. C. Bailey
Chas. O
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F. A. Webb
Margaret Deegan
Pierce Co. Supplies
Della Webb Assisting CO. Cycas
Eugene Dietzgen Co
Maynard Stationery Co
Ralph C. Jarrett
I. Brendse
Chas. Bryan
E. R. Cook
E. H. Amick
Eleanor M Clarkstone
C. E. Busse
J. D. Holly
J. P. Fees
Justice of the Peace
Marshall Wells Co
Big Timber Home Tel. Co
Montana Power Co. Lights and Heat
Keystone View Co
Breeder Publication Books CO
Tribune Printing and Supply Co. Supplies CO
AGENE
Alice Snyder Assisting
CO. Abong
Big Timber Camnogie
E. L. Kepler
Ted Kepler
A. T. Ellison
Supervison 1
Ecesseconenes
Beh Johnson
I. Berg
Mike Kepler
Poor Fund Sawyers Stores Inc
Groceries Poor
New's Way
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F. Curtis
Valley Market
Warp
Jones
Orchard Farm Dairy
Richardson and Murphy
Jake Plaggerman
Coughlin
Churchill & Amery Food
McVey
Paulson Grocery
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G. W. Cook
Mamie G. Shutts
Montana Power Co
Murphy
Creston
Thornby’s Station
Murphy and Trans
Lacklen Oil Station
H. Spotts
Gem Cafe
Oie Motor Co
Wits
Smith' Standard
Mary F. McVey
Olena Hoyem
A. J. van Patten
Mary E. Willard
E. Darling
Herbert Spotts
Leo Cubbison
Geneva Cartwright
Frances Price
Andrew Anderson
Nate Howe
E. H. Ellingson
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Davis Grocery
Ray Ramsey
Herbert Dutton
Harold Esp
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Wood
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Tom Hartman
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Blaine Wilson
Relief Labor Bank
Amery
Andy E. Peterson
New Way
Frank Draving
Harvey McVey
Grover C. Barrett
R. F. Broughton
Lee Blackwell
Beulah Snydee
Doubhett Lumber Co
Coal Poor
Uman Lumber Co
R. A. Traver Coal Poor
Emma Cook
van Patten
W. R. Stokes
Frank Webber
Carrie Hoff
Margaret Nebel
Harry Murray
Henry Nelson
Harvey Ricketts
Blue Front
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Oswald Nevin
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Joe Scyphers
Severine Strand
Rey
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Thos Anderson
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Adolph Tronrud
Jack Duane
Bernard Daley
Norman Ostenson
Torleif Waaland
Lovelace
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New Wey Grocery
W. .H. Halls Welfare Board
Theo. T. Olson Welfare Board Nook
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Board of High School Trustees
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Sweet Grass
Jane Harper
A. Ronald McDonnell
Montana Power Building
Rae Harper
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Timber
Hou ‘Pub
Pioneer Files
Ted c. Busha
Willy Clerk
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Vic Christensen
Furstenberg’s
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
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