Estate of Philip Lucero deceased Administrator's notice
Notice by the administrator Lena B. Dawson for creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be presented at Leo H. Murphy's office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated May 27 1949. Four publications in June 9 16 23 30.
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Philip Lucero
Phillip Lucero
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Lena B. Dawson
Lee H. Murphy
Larson
Rose Lucero
Strong fungicide T-4-L touted for rapid foot germ kill
An old advertisement claims T-4-L penetrates foot fungus with 90 percent alcohol to kill germs quickly. The offer includes a money back promise and directs readers to Theo B Halvorson Drug Store for purchase.
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Theo, B. Halvorson Drug Store
Notice to creditors for the estate of Rose Lucero deceased
The notice informs creditors of the estate of Rose Lucero, deceased, with Leo H. Murphy named as attorney for administrator. The piece also references historical awards from 1923 recognizing night flying achievements by air mail division personnel, including the Collier trophy and Harman trophy.
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Division of Air Mail Service
Harmon
Dutton School District Seeks Bids For Roof and Fuel
The Board of Trustees of Dutton School District No. 28 invites sealed bids for re roofing the Grade School Building and Gym and for furnishing No 3 fuel oil for heating for the coming school year. Bids due July 15 1949 to Clerk Mrs G Umphress. The district may reject any or all bids and choose the best interest of the district. June 16 23 30 publications.
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Board of Trustees
Dutton
G. Umphress
Dutton Montana
Dutton, Montana
Early American newspapers and milestones in daily editions
Thomas Jefferson urged founding a Virginia paper the Virginia Gazette. Boston lacked a daily until 1813. New York launched its first daily the Daily Advertiser in 1785.
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Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Virginia Gazette
Boston
New York
Daily Advertiser
Notice of Sale of Burton School District No 5
School District No 5 of Teton County Montana will sell by sealed bid for cash a school building and coal shed on Section 3 T 24 R 4 and a barn and coal shed at East Farmington on Section 21 T 25 R 4. Bids due by 12 noon June 27 1949 at the Clerk’s home. district reserves right to reject any bid as insufficient. Pearl Tangen Clerk.
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Burton
Teton County
Montana
Bulding
East Farmington
Board OF Trustees
Pearl Tangen
Social Roundup of Cho teau And Nearby Towns
Mrs Lloyd Pedersen Corr Mrs and Mrs Clark Inbody and baby Susan dined at Willard Paulus home in Cho teau Sunday. Mrs Wick bought a West side home in Great Falls and will move when finished. Louie Munson of Choteau aids Martin Alzheimer in field work. Gordon and Marie Averill and relatives from Dutton and Amund Larson picnicked and fished in Teton Canyon Sunday. Inga Thime visited Clark Inboedy and Le Revear homes Sunday. Miss Inez Simon and a State Board of Health representative called in the community Tuesday.
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Clark Inbody
Baby Susan
Willard Paulus
Choteau
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Frank Nelswender
Johnson-Bryant
Great Falls
Ed Schilling
Missoula
Rebekah
Jake Schilling
Fairfield
Bozeman State College
Elizabeth Hawley
Dutton High School
Clark
Owen Monkman
Bertha Wick
Mrs. Stone
California
E. R. McLeans
Community picnic planned at Collins grounds
The Collins H D Club schedules a Sunday picnic on June 26 at Collins picnic grounds with all invited. Social activity includes local residents attending events and visits among families across Box Elder and nearby towns.
Funeral of Alistair Clark Ends Quietly in Melbourne
Melbourne AP reports writer Alistair Clark aged 84, famed for roses and daffodils, died last weekend. He had requested no flowers, calling bouquets a waste of blossoms, as friends Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wicks and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hevear.
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Bill Wicks
Mrs
Lee Hevear
Melbourne
Australia
Alistair Clark
Clark
Trucks and Rails Editorial Sparks Montana Debate
An editorial reprint from the May issue argues trucks pay 5 percent of gross revenues for highway use while railways shoulder 22 percent, claiming public subsidies favor trucking. It laments highway growth harming rail demand and praises rail travel despite higher costs and floods, droughts, and taxes.
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Cut Bank
Montana
Pioneer Press
Dan Whetstone
Great Northern
One
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Espelin
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E. J. Whitaker
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Mac’s Radio
Phillips “66
Choteau Clinic
Choteau Hospital
W. Bateman, M. D
Arthur A. McAuley, M. D
Great Falls, Montana
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Lennox
L. K. Granger Sheet Metal Shop
Choteau, Mont
Lloyd Pedersen
Corr
Inez Simon
The
State Board of Health
Uteton
National Farm Loan Association
E. P. Patten
Conrad
J. A. Swanson
Pendroy
W. F. Fellows
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Hughes Implement CO
Jearborn
Hale Handers
Husnet
Ceri Sheilers
Joe Marsh
Handy Peterson
Easy Roberts
Easy
Handy
United States Brewers Foundation
Cy Deen
Ralph Caskey
Kaye
Ole Rosholt
Olaf Larsons
Pedersen
Emil Nelson
Wolf Point
Nelsons
Pedersens
Stanford
Allen Nelson
the Legion Pavilion
Corbett Brothers
Funnal
Washington State
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Harold Stearns
Harlowtown
Vey
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Great Northern Railway
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