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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24

packages which he found there.
Delicious refreshments were Serv-
ed by the hostess, after which
cards were enjoyed until time to
adjourn.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24

FOR SALE-Round Oak, size Is,
heating stove and base burner
stove, both of these stoves are as
good as new. Price reasonable. j.
F. Spain, North Lewisburg.
I12-20-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24
LEGALH ADVERTISING MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLICJSALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOR DRY CLEANING-Try The
.lazen Agency. 215 South Court
Street. 2-5-tf
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DECEMBER "a, ls45

taken and copied from the Journal Of
the proceedings of said Court, that
the same has been compared by me
with the original Entry ON said
Journal, and that 1t is a true and
correct copy thereof.
WITNESS my signature and the
seal of said Court. this Court. this
cath day of October. 1916.
HAROLD CAMERON
Clerk of Courts
Union County, Ohio
10-11-2M
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24

WANTED-A One-roW pull type
corn picker or a tWo-row New Idea
corn picker, Must be in good con-
dition. Calvin Zieg. Marion Rt. 2.
Phone 2032 Green Camp EX.
12-24-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. OHIO

FOR SALE Poland China boar of
service age, extra heavy body.
Priced to sell. Mapes Brothers,
Marysville Rt. 5. 12-20-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-24

FOR SALE-40 acres near Broad
way, best of land, house, just re-
nodded, price right.
SO acres, good buildings, finish
ed road, electric, cheap
90 acres, 9 room house, other
buildings good, electric, $650O.
"A acres on state highway, good
land, fair buildings, $500.
80 acres extra good land, fine
buildings.
90 acres near Milford, good land
and buildings.
80 acres A miles from MarySVille,
good buildings and land,
46 acres near Claiborne, good
house, $4,000.
90 acres mar Petersburg, fine
house, other buildings.
212 acres, good land, extra good
buildings, priced right.
One of the better homes in the
west side in MarySville.
L. H Collins, Broadway. 12-2O-2t
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
He Must Have Grown Wings To Make It

BATON ROUGE, La. a.-R-, More than 2,000 miles in six years is travelling for turtle, but chill dren playing in a vacant street in Tacoma, Wash, found a turtle with the inscription on its shell: Baton Rouge, La, 1938." It was a land variety but not native to the Puget Sound country. How the turtle arrived in Tacoma was not determined.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
Twining, Doolittle To Direct Leveling Of Japan

WASHINGTON, July 25-tP)- The two men who directed the strategic bombing of Germany will share supervision over Superfort blows used in flattening the Jap Empire from the air. This became known from the Army Air Forces announcement that It. Gen. Ma than F. Twining will be in con- mand of the Twentieth Airforce in the Marianas.
 As head of the Fifteenth Air force, Twining blasted the Ger mans from Africa back deep into their own homeland. General Twi- ming is now at Guam to take over command of the Twentieth. He succeeds Maj. Gen Curtis Lemay who becomes Chief of Staff to Gen. Carl Spaatz, commander of all Pacific airforces.
 It. Gen. Doolittle has already arrived in the Pacific and said his Eighth -Airforce will be in action against Japan by next week.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
In Burma Trap Allies Kill
 2,OOO Jap Troops

CALCUTTA, July 25-(P)-Al- lied troops killed more than two thousand Japs in three-day bat tie. The enemy forces were seek ing to escape the trap in southern. Burma and to reach the Sittang river:
 Southeast Asia command head quarters announced these casual ties coupled with two hundred fifyt-two prisoners and an un- counted number killed by artil- lery and planes had reduced by more than one-half the Jap force estimated at five thousand the Pegu pocket.
 The communique said that heavy fighting continued along seventy-seven miles of the stretch
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
"A. J, FOR SHORT

LONDON (P The London Gazette records that A.J.V.E.P.C.- M.A.T.A.D. Camilleri of Eastleigh, Hampshire, is to assume the name of Aurelius Joseph Camillin. Small wonder-those initials stand for Aurelius, Joseph, Vincent, Elm manuel, Plus, Carmel, Marianus, Arnettus, Thomas, Aloysius Dom- inic. "'
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25

The Declaration of Independ- ence was not signed on the Fourth of July. according to Encyclopae- dia Britannica. Although it reads, "In Congress July 4, 1776," the Declaration of Independence was ordered to be engrossed and signed on July 18th and the last signature wasn't affixed until 1781.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25

ODDFELLOWS ATTENTION >
 The Oddfellows will meet Fri day evening at eight o'clock at the home of Brother Robert Baldwin.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
MRS. JOE WALLACE LEAVES FOR FAIRBANKS

H6A V6o 1Sl ' hAho<ANAo
 Mrs. Joe Wallace left by plane Tuesday morning for Fairbanks where she will attend meetings of the Midnight Sun Lodge of the Order of Eastern Star, in honor of Mrs. Mamie Lander, Most Worthy Grand Matron of the or der.
 Mrs. Wallace will fly on to Seat tie and spend about ten days with her daughter Mrs. Paul Falken- berg, before returning to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
NOTICE

A The Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church will hold a spe- cial meeting Friday afternoon af 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Robert Baldwin.
 Mrs. Thomas Morcom. Treas. I've got pet pig and I call him Parker"
 Is that his real name? No, that's his pen name. Be Nugget-wise-Advertise!
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25

The Atlantic is the saltiest of the great oceans.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Looking
Back.
TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from the Courier files for
March 1925


Mrs. Jesse Hess, %, of Park Grove
and her eight-month-old son died
as the result of burns suffered when
a kerosene can which Mrs. Hess
was using to start a fire at their
home exploded.
Construction of an underpass in
Glasgow in the near future now
appears a certainty. Mayor Leo B.
Coleman said.
NewSreels filmed of construction
at Fort Peck will be shown in local
theaters.
Clarence D. Newland of Boulder
City, New, has been awarded the
restaurant concession at Fort Peck
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Taken from the Courier files for
March, 1920
The city council and Chamber of
Commerce are making plans for a
tourist park. 1t will be situated on
the south and east sides of the base
ball park neal Milk river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beach have re-
turned from the east and Mr.. Beach
again will operate his Glasgow
Opheim freight truck.
Mrs. NJ. I. Conant and daughter.
Rua, have returned from California.
Oldtimers in Roosevelt and Sher-
idan counties say last weeks blizzard
was the worst they ever saw. Drifts
Piled high as buildings. The Scobey
branch had no service for Sax days.
Very little of the storm ranged
farther west than Wolf Point.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05

Mrs. J. W. Peterson, IS; Mrs. Mary
Wagenhals. 81.
Mrs. Marie vegge. 81: Mrs. G. +.
Bentz, 81; Mrs. Anna Cygan. 81; Mrs.
II. NJ. Mittelstadt. IS; Mrs. +. NJ.
Phillips, S.25; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mullins. 81: ID. G. Mclean, s.; Mrs. Ted
Mcintyre, 81; Mrs. Alphonse Roy. IS;
Mrs. Josephine Betz. $.25; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Molvig. 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Olinger. 81; Ernest Peterson. 80: Gin
ton Storkson. $50: Mrs. Harry Nelson.
81; Mrs. II. X. Tanner, 81; Mrs. Her
Knopp. 81; Lew Belzer, ST:
William Wolden, s.; Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
l.. Gillespie, 81; Belle Minnick, 81
Konrad Thurman. 81: Mrs. Pete
Czyzeski, 81; West Galpin Club, S572;
Mrs. G. z. Jones. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Dazell, SO; Mr.. and Mrs. Kon c.
$40; Ethel l.. Partridge. 81;
Mrs. $. l.. Rugg, 81; Mrs. II. p. Kulp,
So; Lena Olson. 81; Mrs. Alma Peter
son. 81: Mrs. Roy Saindon, 81; Mrs. ii.
Il. McCorkle, 81; II. X. Bjorklund, 81;
4. o. Storkson. 81: Mrs. Duane Boley,
Il Mrs. Wallace Johnson, 81; Warren
iamas, 81; Mr.. Kemp, 81.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Red Cross
Contributions
GLASGOW, WEST OF SIXTH
STREET SOUTH

Mrs. G. u. Borton, s.; Sunflower Art
Club. 50; Past Noble Grand Circle. 50
n. W. Olson. $40; II. +. Stroma4
Manager. $40; Baptist Helping Hand
Soljety. $40; Emmanuel Shrine No. 3.
$40; Anonymous. 81 Mrs. Leroy Arch
dale, 81; Mrs. Donald Jaminson. 81
Mrs. Vernon Richter. 81; Mrs. Alfred
~Heausry, 81; Gladys Stevens. s.; Edna
Stevens, 81: @. Il. Settera. 81;
Mollie stevens, $40; Edythe Seliger; 81;
Campbell, 81; Mrs. Art Reed. 81; Mrs.
Tom Coleman. 81; Miss Teresa Coleman.
81: Marguerite Had, 81; DR.. G.. Il.
Ley, 81; Mrs. George Mcguire. 50; Mrs.
tienry Brazer. 81; Mrs. NJ. H.. Bailey,
81; Mrs. Calvin Brown. 81 Mrs. Dudley
Rushton. 81; Mrs. Donald Moore, 81
Mrs. Hilmer Johnson, 81: Mrs. Dean
swanson. 81; Mrs. T.. Grayson. 81:
j. j. Hagen. 50; Mrs. Il. A. Combs, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Parks, 81; Mrs.
Lewis Armstrong. $50; Mrs. Walter
Luce, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. John Bund-
hund. $40.
Mrs. Hazel James. 81; Mrs. jerks, 81
). p. Barsness. 50; Mrs. Adrian Culver.
81; Mrs. II. e. Huston. 81; Andrew
Erickson. 81; ]. II. Peters. 50; Abe
Toews, 81: j. W. Crane, 50; c. 4. Wall,
81: Mrs. Fred Thurman, 81; Mr.. and
AIRS. Otto Anderson, so; Clint Halliday,
81; J. =. ~Sternhagen, 50; III. ]. Cloves,
-. NJ. y. SlSSOn, Sd NiiiiaHh II. Anuei-
son. So: Carl T.. Hammerness 50; Il. IL.
I'case. 81; Harry Henson. 81: w. III.
Wilson. 81; S. l.. Click. 81: Roy Russell.
*: Ella Burger. s.; Charles +. Cabell
ST.: :. H.. Quicker. 50. J. A. Bruce. 81;
Florence Eaton, 81; Mrs. John Fors-
man. 50; Leila Nybakken. 81. Midwest
Lumber Company, $50; Mrs. Galen
Mas. 81; Peterson Mortuary, $40;
Monarch Lumber Company, SO; A. T.
I;alstoB. IS: Clarence Skoglund. 81;
4. W. Lcedham. So; Self Service
Grocery. 81; Harry =. Wood. 50; T. NJ.
OwisEs, 81; John +. Dahl, $50; Hans
Hansen. 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Reece, 81; AnOny
Nous. 81; NJ. Il. Maher. 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe C~houinard. 81: Mrs. Ed Rohde.
81 Barbara Heinrich. 50; Mr.. and Mrs:
Ned G. Johnson. 81: Mrs. Earl
Nelson. $1.JO; Mrs. Mike Burrus,
s.: Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf ii. Gilbcrtson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Hanson, 50:
Mrs. Archie Lewis, 81; Mrs. Anerd
Mrs. y. J. Heller. SO; Mrs. Henry
81; Mrs. c. G.. Breikjcrn, 81; ID.
]. Meyer, 81; Mrs. Hit. 81: Mrs.
81; Mrs. Clair Rogers, $50:
O. Dickinson. 81; Mrs. Julia Il.
Marshall, 81: Mrs. NJ. C.. Moe. 81; MIR.
50; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hymer,
-: Felix Martin. 81 Emily JaycOX, 81
Mrs. Margaret Deegan. 81; Mrs. w. J.
'onatscr, 81; May and Grace West. 81:
Holiday, 81; Mrs. Leonard
81: Mrs. Martha Knowles, 81:
Mrs. George Lindgren, Jr.. 81: Mrs.
AdOlph EngstrOm. -; Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
!. Farrell. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Nelson. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Bliven.
-: Mrs. G.. W. Rapp. 81: Mrs. W. W. !
Iurd. 81: Mrs. Stanley Ozark. 81 Mr..
nd Mrs. George BOndcsOn. 81: Mr.. and 5
r.. Wittmayer, 81, Mrs. Il. Arne- ;
,lev, 81: Mrs. Art J. LeDuc, 81: May ]
SO: Mrs. Mabe Rowland. 81;
1rS. Anna Mueller. 81: Mrs. Buster !
Johnson. 81 Mary $. Meme. 50: Mrs.
Iargaret Osgood, 81; Mrs. Beatha $
81: Mrs. John Johnson. 81 l
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
GLASGOW NORTH SIDE BUSINESS


II. A. DeHaven, $40: HansOn- Mersen
Motors and Farm Equipment Sales, $50:
Glasgow Laundry, $50; Mustful Furni-
ture. 81: Farmers Union Oil Company,
S25: Fordyce Mcconnell. Manager, $50;
Saveway Super Market. S25: Ed Stedt-
field. SD: Frank Lane. 50; Mrs, Weiss.
81: Mrs. Thomas. 81; Northern
Montana Alfalfa Growers Association,
sic; Farmers Union Grain and Feed
S2j: Sinclair Produce, $50;
Pacific Hide and Fur. ~; Sam Allie,
SEQ: Mabel Gordcr. 81; Mrs. Meier. 81;
Mrs. A. Baker. 81; Mrs. +. Gideon, 81;
Nora LeCorno, 50; Viola Olson. 81;
Ralph Schultz. 81; John Kisserow, 81
silk. 81: V. T. Hartley. 81; ions
Ice Cream. 50; Wilbur Crawford. 50;
Art Smith, 81; Roy Smith, 81; c. f.
Bashinski. 81: C.. G.. Ruhnke, So;
Henning, 50; Harvey Eel
haber. 50.
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SIDE
REGInENTIh

81. Raphaels Altar Society, SO: Fred
ChriStianScn. 81: Cora Belle Ntzhugh,.
81; w. s.. &. s. C~MethOdistD. 81: Junior
WOman's club. 81: Esther Circle, 50;
j. A. Betmyren, 81; Lorraine Lansing,
81: Ida Henderson. 81: Mrs. Oliver
Shipp. $40; Mrs. Nina Graham. $1.2j:
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Dammon. 81; Mrs.
Bert Dahl. 81: John Barrett, 81; +. T..
COrneliOus, 81 J. o. Nakken. 81; Mrs.
w. |. Patterson. 81: Mrs. FOL Eayrs, 81 :
Mrs. Alfred BOuchard, 81; Mrs. George
Beck, 81; Mrs. Carrie Jensen. 81; Mrs.
Ramsbacher, $50; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hotter. 50; Mr.. and Mrs. George Ship.
81: Chris Hougan. 50: Mrs. CardwPll.
81; Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, s.; VI. Sekt-
n 81; Mr.. Svingen. 50; Myron Fred
rickson, 81; Sallie T.. Stanley, 81: Mrs.
Fred Collins. 81; G. IL. Proper, $40;
Mrs. Elmer Johnson. So: Arthur Paul
son, s.; Rev. T. T. Doe, So; Mrs. A. VI.
vegge. 50; Mrs. G. Il. Wilson. 81: Ed
Berg, 81; Mrs. c. VI. Gender. SO: Mrs.
Roy Acken. 81: Mrs. Herb Friedl. 50;
Mrs. Il. l.. Bowles, 81: Mr.. Arthur
Swanson, $40; MIR. Il. c. Arnold. 50; Mr..
Ole Stomsvik, 50: Mr.. Melland. $50:
Mrs; Mckee, 81: Mr.: l.. Ryback. $40;
Theresa Mass, 81; Anna Mass. 81; Rev.
Moore, 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Alley. 50: Mrs.
q. II. Barnes. So: Albert Luckey, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. PaulsOn. $40: Mrs.
Milton G. McGonigle, 81: Mrs. Lyle
Wade, Sl.50; Mrs. Elizabeth Holden, 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Roam, 50: A. Il.
Phelps. 81; G. A.. WAGNER. 81: Mrs.
May Wagner, 81; Mrs. Dan Teske. 81
Harry II. Bergh. 81 Elaine Holden. 81;
Mrs. JOhn Fauth. 81: Mrs. Coxy Peter
son, 81; Mrs. Effie Field. 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Schweigert. 81; Eileen Roam,
S1JO; Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hopstad, s.;
Mrs. Azie jerks. 81; Sylvia Tufte. 81 !
Mr. and Mrs. John HOpstad, 81: Mrs.
q. Christensen. 81: Miss Carrie Mill
man, 81: Mrs. Florence ListOn. 81:
Mrs. Emil Daily. $50: Mr.. and Mrs. v.
McNee. 81; Mrs. II. l.. Irle, 81: Mrs. |
A.. +. Alderman, $50: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F%riedlund. SO: Mrs. Anna Bretzke.
81: Louise Larson. 81: Mrs. Herbert
rrubell. 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nal
mat, 81: Betty Lou Malunat. 81: Mrs.
rhOra COlver. So Past Presidents club
# Milk River lodge COZ. 50: Mrs. Earl
Morrison. 50; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
ranger. 50; Cora Beth Granger. 81
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Bates Is Dental
Officer at
Base in MarianaS

A 7TH AAF HEAVY BOMBER
BASE IN THE MARIANAS-First
Lieut.. Eugene M. Bates. %, of Glas-
gov, Mont. has been appointed
dental officer for the It'll AAF'S
18th heavy bombardment group.
Lieutenant Bates parents are Mr..
and Mrs. R. M. Bates of Glasgow.
His wife, Rose Mary, lives at 1904
Southwest Corona, Portland. He at
tended Glasgow high school and was
graduated from North Pacific Dental
college in Portland before entering
the AAF in November, l943.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
-
ADDITIONAL NASHUA

ADiPi NASttAA
Pet" Mocho. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Hill 81: Montana Dakota Utilities Com
pany. 81: Mrs. Margaret Johnson. 81:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil SorenSon. 81: Mrs.
Lee Warren. 81 Mrs. II. II. BisScll. 81 {;
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Espil. 81: Mrs. Tony
Schn"ll. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Dehlbom. 81: Mrs. +. DcSonia. $40: Mr..
and Mrs. A.. II. Beurman, s.: Guy
Hamilton, $1.JO; Mrs. Henry Erickson,
81: Mrs. r. V. Bethel. Jr.. 81: George
HaSSlcr. 81: Mr.. IND Mrs. Norris Peter
son, 50; Hyram Peters. $40: i. l..
During. -: Edgar e. IIill, 81 Susie
Ihnot. 81: II. +. johnson. 81 /" v.
johnson. 81; Ingvald LeraaS. -: Mrs.
Lydia Bunk, $50; Hedge HclgcSon. 81;
ono Rave. $40: Occident Elevator. $40;
John irwin. 81; George stewart, -;
Mrs. Mary Zvonar. 81: Walter Kusick.
Mrs. Ietta Michel. 81: Albert Hall.
so: Mrs. Eleanor Paulson. 81: &. l..
White. 50: George Kcylcr. 50; Mr.. and
Mr.. o. l.. Hagen. 50: Mr.. and Mrs.
James. 81: John Rave. $40; John
Brrndcn. s1.JO; Mrs. c. F.. Frankforthcr.
Alice StowclI. 81. ,
Mrs. sam Mullen. 81 Charley W. John
-: MIR. and Mrs. Floyd 5. Smith.
SD: Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. SholtuS. S1J:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Peters. $40: Mr.. and
Mr.. Il. +. Barnes. 81: Mr. and Mrs.
Abnrr Iodd. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Todd. 50; Mr.. n Mrs. Oran Barnes.
81: Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Anderson. $40:
ana Mrs. William RexhauSen. 81:
I'rogan Bros. $40; Mr.. and Mrs. \. ].
Ferguson. $40: Mr.. and Mrs. James y.
Hay. $40: Clinton r.. Hay. 81: Lebcrt
( Lloyd. $40; Mr.. and Mrs. sam Ohlson.
80: Mr. and Mrs. Abe Peters. ~:
Homer Peters, 50; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
iarwood. 50; Nashua Altar Society. 81;
IIr and Mrs. II. ]. NickelS. $40: Mr.. and
Hrs. oscar Jacobson. 81: T.. H~crmanSOn.
Frank Barnett. 81: Mabel VI. Jimer-
81; y. NJ. Collins, 81 Abe Friesen,
).
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Former Publisher
in Boeing Plant

NJ. A. Cromwell, former publisher
of the Glasgow Times here. writes
the Courier that he is now an in
spector in the Boeing plant at Rem
ton, Wash, and notes that many
Valley county people r working
at Renton. making the great Bog.
the worlds greatest airplane." He
adds that 'one Bog would cover
the Glasgow athletic field and make
it look like a circus" Mr.. Cromwell
predicts hat many Montanans on
the coast will return here after the
war.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
GLASGOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Thompson,
SO; Grace Van Duser. s.: Catharine
Casady. s.; Jean Johnston. 81; Jose
phine Oktabec, 81: Helen Oktabec, 81:
blanche Jones. So: Gladys Gaines, So;
Margaret Conley. 50; Edith Holte, 81;
Dorothy Kimbell. 81: Margery Caffrey.
So: Elizabeth PETIT. 81, Julia Barker. 81:
Elizabeth Thompson, 50; Emma L..
BarkhOff. SO: Florence Jensen. 80:
ClOris Schanders. $40; lone Kleppin, 81:
Roene Coffin. 81; Alice Hegstad, 81;
Irene Ruyle. 81: Shirley Spencer. 50:
Mrs. sam Adams. 50; George Hallett.
50: Stephen j. IRIS. $50: Roy Huber.
50: Howard Nelson, 81; Clarence
Molstad. 50: Ray Baker. 81: Il. l.. Irle,
50: Ruby Johnson. $40; ms Dahlen.
81: Myrtle McCammOn. 81: Enid
Sinnett. s.: Pearl Bellerud, 81: Clara
Bellerud. 81 Mrs.A. Erickson. 81; Mr..
and Mrs. +. DeMessemaker. 81; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Kinzell. So; Mary Burrus,
Selma Neggr, 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Cummings. $50; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
SharD. 81
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Paul Farm Near
Nashua Is Sold
BY Courier Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Paul of Havre
were here for several days. While
her they sold their 400 acre ranch on
they sold their 400 acre ranch on
the Missouri river to Armand
Cerelus. They homesteaded part or
this land in 1913 and for the past
three years have resided in Havre.
Sugar beets have been raised on the
land and the acreage will be in
creased this year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
Greater Chicken
Production
Is Needed Now

The war food administration to-
day urged poultry PRODUCERS to
increase chicken meat production 10
meet the increased military require
msnts and to supplement meat sup
Flies in the summer and early fall
during the seasonal low period in
live stock marketing.
Poultry meat is needed in greatly
increased quantities this year, part
icularly for military hospitals. Mill
tary requirements are about $40. OOO.-
900, pounds, OF nearly double the
amount purchased by military last
year.
Under provisions of the WA set
aside order, the military forces are
buying practically all of the broilers
In the four great broiler producing
areas of the country and the entire
output of canned chicken is being
purchased by the military forces.
In asking for increased chicken
meat products, VITA officials urge
that farmers raise chickens for meat
purposes as early as possible. Farmers
who place orders for extra chicks
Immediately should be able to begin
marketing their birds by late July.
Forty-four times as many people
between SIG died in the United
in o42 from accidents as died
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY

Paul Purkett, 81; Ivan Person, 81:
VI. J. Sommcrs, 81; Percy f. Steve. 81;
George DeLcary. 81: /. &. Smith. 81: VI.
\. Wright. 81; f.. +. Merrymon. 81: L
\. Gilbcrtson. 81; r. VI. Owings, 81;
NJ. ). Thompson. 81; /. W. Peterson.
81; Il. c.. Taylor, 81; Roy PorSbOrg. 81;
w. \. Hasbrouck, 50: Chester Sands.
81: Il. G.. BcrgerSon. 81; Marvin Han
son.. 81: +. g.. Helm. 81: George w.
Lane. 81; Harold Parke. 81: North
STA Lodge No. 40. so; Alfred J..
Beaudry, 81; David Il. Parke. 50:
Daniel Beaudry. 81: Earl T.. Notbohm,
81: G.. !. Russell, 81; Dorothy Burr. 50:
T.. ID. Morrison. 81; NJ. 4. Bakkcn. 81:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05

81: Elva D.. PETERSON. 81: John Bjrlland,
81: Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, 81: Alex lie
Rogue. 81; Mrs. Carl Holtherg. 50
Mrs. Fred Archdalc. $50: Viola Me
Donald. 81 Mrs. Rose Grandchamp. 81
Agnes Sweeney, 81: Nimrod and Mary
Davis. 81; Mrs. Laura Johnston. 50
Frazer War Mothers. 81: Mrs. Andrew
FuurSiar. 81 Mrs. FOurtimpS. 81: Mrs.
Agnes Sweeney, 81 Mrs. Ted Fourcaglr-
hoy. 81: Mrs. Bernard Standing. 81 :
Susan Jackson. 81: Sophia Hamilton,
-: Mrs. Carl IIoltberg. 81: Herbert
Bullchicf. 81: Rose Looking. 81: Will
Trough. 81: George KawalSki. 81:
Alex TorkrlSon. 81; CORN u. Peterson.
Dakota Utilities company,
=
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Jake Ems, $40; &. X. Dick. $50
william Lentzner. So; ID. NJ. Olfert,
$50; Jake II. Born, $40; Alvin Unrau,
$50; william Zerbe. S25: Elvin Olfert.
81; Marvin Dick. 81; ]. j. Martens. 81
Roland Toews, $50; ]. J. Toews. S15
A. ]. TOews, $40; Rex /. Nichols. SD
John R%edekOpp, $25; Henry II. Beier,
SO; A. J. TOews. so: Peter u. Fast,
so; Cornie Derkson. 50; A. J.. Toews,
$40; Peter Il. Epp. So; David Olfert.
81; David II. Unrau. $40; David ID:
Unrau, SIS; Jacob X. Fast. SIS; o. J..
Wall. S25; Henry II. Unrau. 50; Herman
Wiens, 50; Jacob ID. Wall. $50: ii. A..
Dick, $40; John j. Wall. $40: Isaac
Reddig. 81; T.. A. Schmidt. s25:
Arthur H.. Fast. $40.
Ludwig Schmidt. SO: j. +. Huebert.
$40; II. T.. Franz 50; Jacob L. Hoff-
man.. 50: Jacob ID. Huebert. So; A. X.
~Redekopp. SO; Tee Wedel. 50: Toby
Unruh. 50; Ruben Baerg. $50: Alvin ID.
Fifteen, 81; Peter Olfert. So; Abe Unger,
50; Henry Schartner. s.; Arnold Son
81; Abe Olfert. 81: David c.
81; George Teichrow. s.; Henry
p. Unruh. s.: =. p. Dyck, s.: Londo
Pankratz. s.; Otto Kliewer, 81: Henry
Friesen. s.; II. A. Nickel, S.; c. ].
Kliewer. $12; II. g. Baerg. $40: Martin
Koslowsky. IS; Ernest Dick. So; Bill
Dueck. 50: Jacob Born. SEQ; J. Z. Ties
zen. s.; Karl Reddig, $50; Wilmer Red
dig, $40.
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d. C. yirts. 81; Duane Boley. 81;
Henry Malunat. 50: A. Cameron. 50; e.
A. Ehry, 50; J. G. Gormley. So: Charles
Stubbe, 81; George German. s.; MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Kaluza. 50; Roy Green.
81; John Fauih, 81; Henry Wester-
meyer, 81; Norman Stensland, 50;
Emil Bundus. 81: Henry Norton. 81;
Warren Taylor, 81; A. b. Cotton. 81;
Melvin Albertson, 81; Lars Dahl. 81;
81; John =. Sowa, 81; Sidney Ward. 50 /;
Fred Rice, 81; A. F.. Carlson, 50; Sam
Attain. 81; Frank Miller. 81: Bennett
Agre, 81; Earl Nelson. 81. Kenneth
Bliven, 81; Robert Hit, 81; Jerry
Mumm, 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stahl, $40:
Frank Lasar. 50; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
L.asar. SO: Richland Ladies Aid of
1928 TO 1894. SD: ole Fossum, $40.
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J.. VI. ThOeny. SO: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cradle, So; MIR. and Mrs. II. II.
Hunter. 10; II. NJ. Larsen. SO: Lee
Jones, 50; Fred Munger. 81; Tim Stuber,
81: 4. Allie. 81: Charles f.. Rogers, 81:
Lou Baalke. 81; ClOyd Poffenburger, 81;
Frank Bronx, $40: William =. Lee, s..
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Forty-four times as many people
between 5-l9 died in the United
States in 1912 from accidents as died