Order to Show Cause in Estate of Anton Grande
In Sweet Grass County Montana the district court orders the administratrix Annie Grande to show cause why the estate of Anton Grande should not be sold. The court sets a June 2 1954 hearing at 10 00 a m in Big Timber to approve private sale of Lots 5 6 7 Block 29 Boulder Addition No 2 Big Timber. Pub May 13 20 27 1954.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Anton Grande
Annie Grande
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Boulder
Big Timber Pioneer
Notice of Registration Closing for Sweet Grass Primary
The Sweet Grass County registration book for the July 20 1954 primary closes June 4 1954 at 5 00 pm. Electors may register at the county clerk’s office Big Timber or with a deputy registrar notary or justice of the peace as provided by law. Dick Armstrong county clerk and ex officio registrar. Then a public citation orders Melvin W Fleener to appear June 16 1954 at 10 00 am in Grass County Montana to show cause why Mary Elizabeth Fleener should not be adopted by Charles W Officer. O J Paulson attorney for the petitioner.
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Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Dick Armstrong
State of
Montana
Melvin W. Fleener
Sweet Grass County
Mary Elizabeth Fleener
Charles W
Charles W. Officer
A. D
Beulah Patterson
O. J. Paulson
Stockmen invited to MSC field day May 28 Montana
Livestock field day planned for May 28 at Montana State college invites stockmen from Sweet Grass county to hear the latest research. Presented by the animal industry and range management department of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station. Topics include beef cattle breeding mineral studies with steers swine nutrition winter forage irrigation pasture work and range management. The event coincides with the Little International livestock show and includes a tour of the new animal industry building on campus.
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Montana State College
Sweet Grass County
F. B. Peterson
Animal Industry and
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Peterson
Montana Wool Laboratory
State College
Animal Industry
MSC
Resin in Air May Be Cause of Pitted Windshields
Schenectady, N Y reporter notes a researcher suggests resin in the air causes windshield pitting. Ernest E Johnson, a general man, cites observations and potential link to airborne resin particles.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Ernest E. Johnson
Resin drop pits windshield glass in tests at GE plant
A GE plant engineer reported experiments showing a resin drop left on windshield glass overnight at room temperature can form a pit. He noted resin particles occur in the atmosphere, especially in industrial areas, and may condense and fall as droplets.
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Ager
General Electric
Johnsen
Veterans Poppy Day Aids Disabled Vets and Children
Poppy Day on May 29 will mobilize American Legion Auxiliary volunteers to sell red remembrance flowers and raise funds for disabled veterans and children of veterans. Mrs Clarence Petaja, poppy chairman of Sweet Grass unit No 19, stresses that honoring the dead supports living veterans and their families.
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America
Clarence Petaja
Sweet Grass Unit No. 19
American Legion. Auxiliary
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans' Auxiliary Seeks Greater Poppy Day Support
Mrs Petaja urged Big Timber to give generously on Poppy Day to aid children of veterans. She noted more than half of American children are children of veterans, and emergencies arise when a veteran dies or is disabled. Poppy Day contributions fund emergency aid until permanent solutions are found. The auxiliary hopes locals are especially generous this year.
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Petaja
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Youngstown
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Louis Collins
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Montana Liquor Control Board
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District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
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