State Fish and Game notices in Sweet Grass County
Public fishing regulations posted by the State Fish and Game Commission outline seasons open water and closed zones across Sweet Grass and Park counties for 1944. Prohibited baits include minnows, dead or alive, in Boulder river areas. multiple creeks and lakes closed year round. and specific sections of East Boulder and Yellowstone sloughs closed until 1945.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Warden
Helena
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Boulder River
East
Anderson Hot Springs
Yellowstone
Elmer Budd
Newspalmer Ranch
Lost Lake
Boulder Valley
Sweet Grass
Park Counties
Boulder
Coles Bridge
Glass Lindsay Lakes
J. W. Severy
J. S. McFarland
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Anton Lien
The D T Court of the Sixth District in Big Timber Montana names Harold Boe as executor of Anton Lien’s estate. Creditors and claimants must file with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the law office of E O Overland in the courthouse Big Timber. Dated May 5 1944.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Hubert O. Kellogg
H. O. Kellogg
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
United States
Chas. W. Campbell
Josephine Peterson
E. O. Overland
Joseph Peterson
D T Court
Anton Lien
Harold Boe
Notice of Closing of Regis Be Held July 18 1944
The registration book for Sweet Grass county primary election closes June 2 1944 at 5 p m. Electors may register with County Clerk in Big Timber or before a deputy registrar or notary public or justice of the peace as provided by law. Dick Armstrong County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
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Regisbe
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Dick Armstrong
Noted author George Ade dies at 78 in Indiana
George Ade, renowned American author and humorist with a 50 year literary career, died in Brook Indiana after a recent series of heart attacks. He was in a comatose state since last Saturday.
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Dies Brook
Ind
George Ade
Bombers Hit German Center and French Air Field
Speedy R A F Mosquito bombers dropped 4000 pound bombs on the German chemical center Lanshafen and other northwest targets while a Luftwaffe air field in France was attacked Monday night. Tuesday weather kept Allied air forces largely inactive. Army navy and marine aircraft conducted a 240 ton aerial bombardment Sunday and Monday around Pearl Harbor as Pacific fleet headquarters reported.
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London
Lansshafen
Germany
France
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Lausuit
Pacific Fleet Headquarters
Japan
Marshalls
French troops threaten Cassino as they push toward Liri valley
Allied dispatch from Naples reports French forces after breaching the Gustav line eight miles into the center on Tuesday night threaten to outflank the German defenses guarding Cassino and the Liri valley leading toward Rome.
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Naples
Gustav Line
Cassino
Liri
Rome
Allied push closes on Kamaung base in Burma
Southeast Asia headquarters reports Lieutenant General Joseph W Stilwell's main forces ten miles from Kamaung in northern Burma after Chinese troops move up the Mogaung valley and link with other Allied units Monday night.
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Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Joseph W. Stilwell
Kamaung
Burma
Mogaung
Bombers Hit Brenner Pass Rail Viaduct and Italian Rail Hubs
Fifth Air Force headquarters reports American Flying Fortresses likely closed the Brenner pass with direct hits on the long Avisio viaduct and in separate raids hit six rail yards in northern Italy. Bombardiers targeted the 3,500 foot Avisio viaduct at both ends and probably the middle during Saturday strikes through the Brenner gap on the Rome to Berlin route.
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Fifteenth Air Force
Italy
Brenner Pass
United States
Gustav Line
Avisio
Brenner
Alps
Rome
Berlin
Dusting Off The Old Ones Ends in Mourning and Moves
Dusted together fragments report the death of 14 year old Will Braughton from pneumonia born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Jonasona Grey Cliff a girl born May 7 to Mr and Mrs Adolph Larson and Mrs Paul L Van Cleve Sr of Melville travels to New York City for Federation of Womens Clubs convention and to Chicago for National Republican Convention Joseph W Bailey dies at his home aged 60 native of Virginia snow disrupts Lewistown business trip and senate house conferrees approve a standing army plan of 200000 armed forces with reserve forces of 425000
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Will Braughton
R. F. Braughton
Jonasona
Grey Cliff
Adolph ‘Larson
Paul L van Cleve Sr
Melville
New York City
The
Federation of Womans Clubs
Chicago
Joseph W. Bailey
Virginia
Lewistown
Federal National Guard
Senate
House
Pioneer items and notices from Gibson and Livingston area
News briefs report Mrs W H Donald selling six German police dogs on a west coast trip. Mr and Mrs H F Dean and son Walter arrive from Gibson. Magnus Stone installs creamery machinery in the old Tom Kue building. Anna Stewart works at Richel Lodge near Red Lodge. F J Frederickson dies in Livingston. formerly ran a collection agency. New babies born to Ludwig Burmeister of Gibson and Joy McLane of Gibson. Sweet Grass county to drop to seventh class January. salaries rise to monthly total of 1000 by May 20, 1926. Mike Hoyem visits from Idaho Falls to see his mother-in-law. A note states one tablespoon waste fat makes five machine gun bullets.
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W. H. Donald
West Coast
H. F. Dean
Walter
Gibson
Magnus Stone
Tom Kue
Anna Stewart
Richel Lodge
Red Lodge
F. J. Frederickson
Livingston
Ludwig Burmeister
Joy McLane
Sweet Grass County
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Grace M. Williams
City
Jerome Williams
State Theatre
FBI
Joan Wayne
Susan Hayward
Fighting Seabees
Dick Foran
Roddy McDowall
Lassie
Minature News
Billings Livestock Commission Company
U. S
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Church of God
Melvin O. Smith
Church
All Saints
Chrismore
South Dakota
Pioneer
Mike Hoyem
Idaho Falls
Ida
Frank Gottlob
Chico Hot Springs Hotel and Hospital
Emigrant
N. P
Chico
R. C. Knowles
G. A. Townsend
O.P.A
Tire Headquarters
Leager
Firestone Deluxe
Nese Ro
Red Cross
Greyhound
Firestone
Firestone Factory
Stzee
USE Motor CO
Big Timber, Montana
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