Rod and Gun Club Banquet Covers Fish and Wildlife Plans
The Rod and Gun Club banquet notes hearings on stocking trout and pike in local waters. Keller described pike planting from Malta to Glasston lakes with rapid early growth and high egg counts. Ranger Roemer outlined elk and moose trends in national forests while Ed Cole urged a resident game warden for Sweet Grass county.
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Rod and Gun Club
Keller
Glasston
Malta
Glasston Lakes
Mr. Keller
Montana
Alban Roemer
Deer Creeks
Cherry Creek
Dry Fork
Boulder
West Boulder
Roemer
Ed Cole
Sweet Grass
Fish and Game Commission
Flare
Derby
Fish and Game Department
Reynolds Duck Club
Hart
W. K. Amery
C. J. Elges
John Plaggemeyer
Teddy Thompson
Hubert Becken
Lloyd Rein
C. E. Smart
Bob Ejiges
Frances Lewis
Big Timber
Lewis
West
Fourth Avenue
Big Timber Pioneer Editors and Owners
The Big Timber Pioneer is the official county and city paper for Sweet Grass County Montana serving Big Timber. Ray G Beck and Lamont I Beck are listed as editors and owners with publication issued every Thursday.
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Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Big Timber
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Springdale Items Reflect Local Happenings
Mrs Rosa Currier reports a week of community life in Springdale with children swimming in Chico Saturday. Families and visitors travel to Livingston for events while local teens take tests and residents assist at the L and M lodge and Preston home.
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Mavis Fuller
Chico
Kenneth Mosness
Gonkey House
Ole Mosness
Don Keilinbaugh
Minnesota
Adeline Burland
Norma Gibby
Earl Garduno
Livingston
Leo
Leslie Wagoner
Earl ‘Garduno
Beverly Mattson
Billings
Preston
Bill Wagoner
L and M Lodge
Bert Woods
Rosa Currier
Harry Preston
Jim Preston
Ray Huntley
Ronnie
8000 Cut In VA Payroll Scheduled
The Veterans Administration announced that it will send 30 day dismissal notices to 8,000 employees on Monday to cut costs and live within the probable budget for the new fiscal year. The action aims to reduce payroll expenditures and align with funding limits.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Veterans Affairs plan to close 42 offices nationwide
Veterans Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. announced an action that will close 42 smaller VA offices in 23 states while preserving veterans hospitals and medical services. Dismissals will occur on a national basis.
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Elgas
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
O. A. Sippel
Bozeman
Charles Poor
Glacier Park
Canada
Sippel
Karl Bryan
West Yellowstone
Springdale
Mrs. Rosa Currier
Madison
the Moose
Studebaker