Thoughts of soldiers return and postwar responsibility
The piece reflects on soldiers marching to battle from offices, farms, and shops, their longing for normal work and freedom, and the home front's duty to support them. It urges strong postwar planning and continued War Bond support to ensure funds are spent productively and housed in worthy channels.
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America
Uncle Sam
Young Teddy Schaffer Works Timber for J. B. Long Ranch
Teddy Schaffer 16 returns to the Can yon with Bert Syphard as they start pulling telephone poles for the J. B. Long ranch. The piece notes several local visits, Legion activities, and military service updates including Pfc Arthur Carrier and Sgt Philip Manix.
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Teddy ‘Schaffer
Bert Syphard
Teddy
Teddy Schaffer
J. B. Long Ranch
Letter from New Guinea Sergeant Explains Holidays and War
Sgt Lawrence Van Bolcum writes from New Guinea about Christmas and New Year’s in heat and rain, the war against Japan, and hoping the conflict ends before 1945. He asks for Montana snow and sends a call to readers to back the troops and send clippings.
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Lawrence van Bolcum
New Guinea
Mr. Bullerdick
Montana
South Sea Island
Lawrence
Happenings at Augusta Busy Local Roundup
Maude Wilcox and Howard Bowman shipped a car of horses to Butte on January 3. Nick Bossler, ex sheriff, serves as chief guard at Portland shipyards with his wife and son joining. Local hunting fell short with few elk or deer checked. The old Manix house on Main Street is being remodeled by Henry Schaffer. Rex Magnuson moved into the Kenck Apartments and Elmer Olsen returned to work after six months off with a thumb injury. Mrs. Alice Pings Thomas of Boulder City Nevada visits her parents and her band is with the coast guard. Reverend Opie visited old neighbors. Howe and Warden Ranch ownership changes noted.
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Manix
Main Street
Rex Magnuson
Henry Schaffer
Alice Pings Thomas
Boulder City
Nevada
Mrs. Pings
Coast Guard
Maddox Enters Second Montana District Race for Congress
State Senator Dan W. Maddox of Hardin announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Montana's second district in 1944. The Hardin lawyer and longtime legislator, born in Montgomery County Illinois, has served as Hardin City Attorney and county official and is a charter member of the Hardin American Legion.
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United States
Senator Maddox
Armed Services
Maddox
Hardin
State Senate
Hardin American Legion Post
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Republican State Central Committee
Great Northern stock shipments fall in 1943 and 1948 cattle trade rise
The Great Northern local branch shipped 173 cars of stock in 1943, down from 184 the year before, while 1948 receipts rose with merchants bringing in 471 tons of merchandise compared with 375 tons in 1942. Augusta merchants show stronger wartime business despite rationing.
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Great Northern Railroad
Augusta
Notice of Probate of Will in Teton County Montana
In the Ninth Judicial District Court of Montana Teton County the estate of Jacob Luinstra deceased. The court has set February 11 1944 at 10 AM to prove the will and consider Annie Luinstra’s petition for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear to contest. Court seal H M Daley clerk. First pub Jan 13 last Jan 27.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial
Montana
Jacob Luinstra
Annie Luinstra
H. M. Daley
Notice to Creditors Estate of George T Stine
Administrator C W Burns announces creditors and others with claims against George T Stine deceased must present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be shown at George Coffey, Larson Building Chateau Montana. First publication January 27 1944. Last publication February 17 1944.
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George Coffey
Larson
Chateau
Montana
C. W. Burns
Notice of Regular Assessment by Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Stockholders are notified that at a January 22 1944 meeting of directors in Choteau Montana regular assessment No 57 of 25 per share is due by February 17 1944 to A G Arensmeyer secretary treasurer Farmington MT. Unpaid assessments become delinquent and will be offered for public sale March 17 1944 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent amount and advertising costs.
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Teton
A. G. Arensmeyer
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
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