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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1925

Page

3

The Huidekoper American Ranch A Montana Regale

Sioux City Daily Livestock Record tours the 30 000 acre Huidekoper American Ranch along the American Fork in Montana. Wallis Huidekoper and wife preside over a highly organized beef operation with cross fenced pastures 1200 tons of hay yearly and a modern lodge style compound built for efficiency and comfort. The article notes buffalo and antelope paddocks, a medicine room den with western relics, and weekly fishing camps on Thursdays during summer.

Sioux City Montana Crazy Mountains Huidekoper Wallis Huidekoper Rocky Mountains Heann Huidekoper Taneh Taneh American Fork Corer Benton Boulevard Nemingtons Russells Thei Mary Old West Heidelhoper Sway Highbrow Avenue Lis

Grey Cliff Hosts Jubilee for Carl Schmidt Bride

Grey Cliff residents gather for a welcome home jubilee at Carl Schmidt’s, celebrating his marriage in Budapest. Guests include Miss Julia Hyland and Miss Beatrice Hoese, with music by Jack Adams. Attendees travel from nearby towns and greet Mrs Schmidt with a warm reception and a late dance.

Julia Hyland Beatrice Hoese Clarence Fahlgren Jack Adams Carl Schmidt Jack Grey Cliff Carl Schmdt Carl Budapest Grey CM Oscar Bragten Schmidt U. S.A

Newspaper cited as restlessness maker at UT address

Wal ter M. Splawn president of the University of Texas told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that newspapers motion pictures and clubs are supplementary educational factors. He warned mothers to monitor these agencies as they consume many waking moments of children from six to adulthood.

Austin Texas Walter M. Splawn University of Texas National Congress of Parents and Teachers Splawn

Casper Murderer Is Caught in Nebraska

Nebraska authorities arrest Preston Reeves after Casper Wyoming murder tied to a box car death. Reeves confesses to killing a man with a rubber hose during a dispute with partner Rice. Casper police plan to question Reeves as more suspects, including IWW members, are being questioned.

Casper Nebraska North Platte Web Prexton Reeves Berthe Lincoln County Reeves Wyo Sherif Berthe Rice Wryo Andrew Harrison Douglas Burlington Nebr Preston Reeves Kay Cee Harrison

Butte And Chicago Weather Extremes Across Regions

Unseasonable heat swept the Midwest as Chicago hit 86 and Milwaukee 84 while Montana endured a 17 inch snowstorm. Nebraska and South Dakota faced damaging wind and rain, Texas sought rain for cotton, and storms were expected to ease with cooler air tomorrow.</s>

Chicago Middlewestern Montana South Dakota Nebraska Texas Weather Bureau Mercury Milwaukee Danville St. Paul Hennepin County Omaha Houston Indiana Michigan Indianapolis Bulle Mont

Fourth Annual Meet of D A R Adjourns

WALSINGTON April 265 The thirty fourth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution closed with a banquet after installing new officers and recording gifts for a new auditorium. Delegates endorsed alien enrollment and a bond flotation for the 2 million dollar project while avoiding a per capita tax. The group opposed meddling in police matters, urged against anti immigration sentiment, and favored amendments to allow a head of family to bring dependents. They also voted to petition Congress for a higher pension for Mrs. Scott Key McBlair upon retirement.

Walsington Thirty Fourth Continental Congress the Daughters of the American Revolution Congress Civil Service Can District of Columbia Ntional Board of Arrangement Anthonys Wayne Cook Davis Europe Mexico Scott Key McBlair Francis Scott Key Soan

German Result Shock To Powers That Be

Washington officials reacted with surprise to Field Marshal Von Hindenburg winning the German presidency. Observers warned the election may hinder Germany’s postwar recovery and strain Franco‑American banking relations, complicating treaty goals and German finance in the coming months.

Washington Field Marshal von Hindenburg Germany Hindenburg France Atlantic

Dawn of Dawes plan execution eyed amid French German vote

Washington officials warn the Hin denburg election in France and other allies could hurt European recovery. President Coolidge, aboard the Mayflower, followed German results by radio as the yacht returned to Washington after a Potomac cruise.

Dawes Washington Europe France Germany Coolidge Associated Press Naval Communications Service Potomac

Retired Army Chief Plans New Field After Surrender

Colonel William A. Mitchell, relinquishing his brigadier general stars as assistant chief of the army air service, vows to press for a unified air force before people and Congress. Officers including Brigadier General James E. Fechet and Major General Patrick praised his efforts as they bid him farewell.

Washington Army Air Service William A. Mitchell Air Service War and Navy Departments Mitchell Congress Texas James E. Fechet Advanced Silving School Kelly Field Patrick Feeher Rtauponsal War Air Navy Departments Valles

Air power group urges nationwide air force units in 14 cities

A speaker advocates a private air organization of 2 400 mechanics and adequate personnel and supply units to guard coasts and borders. He says units should be based in 14 largest cities and ready to field within two weeks. He argues air power will dominate future warfare and that during the war Europe’s battles showed ground forces, but the air force is essential.

United States Europe War Navy

City Library Hours With Sunday Closure

The hours show daily open times from 2 to 7 to 9 p m and note Mrs H J Oliphant as Librarian. The Sunday closure is indicated by the schedule.

City Library H. J. Oliphant

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