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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

3

Farley in Livingston as Postmaster General Visits Elk Lodge

Postmaster General James A. Farley spoke at the Livingston Elk Lodge about President Franklin D. Roosevelt's humanitarian aims and his own close view of the New Deal. He toured with aides Ambrose O Connell William Lions and James Murray among others, and planned a Yellow stone Park tour before returning to Washington.

Lodge Franklin D. Roosevelt Farley United States Washington Livingston Montana Elkhom Roosevelt Mr. Farley Joseph Brooks Elks Lodge Brooks James F. O'Connor General Farley Fred Wolf O’connor James Murray United States Senate Murray Chaiman Ambrose O’connell William C. Lions E. P. Aldrich Postal Service W. J. Cooney Treasure Butte Dan Healy Yellowstone National Park Wonderland Yellowstone Park Pocatello Salt Lake Colorado Lions Montana Territory Treasure State Wilson Elks

Farm aid distribut ion of corn hog checks announced

Washington officials announced the distribution of the first installment corn hog benefit checks totaling about 11 million dollars. The farm administration stated the payments will go to eligible hog producers across the nation, marking an early step in the aid program.

Washington The Farm Administration

Marie Dressler remembered as Hollywood tradition maker

The article recalls Marie Dressler's rise aided by Frances Marion and her impact on cinema. It notes her joyous personality and hosting style, including culinary talents and mountain retreats, and quotes her belief that life begins at fifty with an optimistic view of middle age.

Christie Frances Marion Miss Dressler Hollywood

Church Notices and Schedules for August 8

Lutheran Church led by Rev. A A Holbeck offers English services at 11 am. Evangelical Churches with Rev. Andrew Roukema hold Sunday School at 10 am and morning worship at 11. E L C E meets 7 15 pm with 8 o'clock sermon. Prayer meeting Bible study and Sunday School board gathering Thursday 8 pm. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday August 8 at 2 pm. hostess Mrs R Ryan. Albright Brotherhood meets Wednesday August 8 at 8 pm.

Andrew Roukema Sunday School Board Ladies Aid R. Ryan Albright Brotherhood

St Josephs Mass Schedule and Special High Mass

St Josephs Catholic Church notes Masses on the second Sunday at 9 a m and the fourth Sunday at 11 a m each month. Rev John 8 Forster S J will celebrate a solemn High Mass at 10 a m on Saturday August 4.

St. Joseph’s Schuh John 8. Forster S. J

Memorial Service for Bishop Faber at St Mark's

St Mark's Episcopal holds a memorial service for Bishop Faber at 11 a m conducted by Rev Frank Durant with Rev M A Cookson named as Diocesan Missionary.

St. Mark’s Episcopal M. A. Cookson Faber Frank Durant

Notables to meet President in Portland trip

President Roosevelt travels aboard the USS Houston toward the Columbia River for inspections of Bonneville and Grand Coulee dam projects. High officials including Ickes Dern Howe Early Barkham Bell and Col Veer will join in Portland for a day and a half of public works tours before continuing to Spokane Ephrata Fort Peck and other sites.

Portland Ore U. S. S. Houston Pacific Franklin D. Roosevelt Columbia River Col. E. M. Veer Pacific Northwest Bonneville Grand Coulee Wash Houston Columbia River Highway Spokane Ephrata Grand Coulee Dam Montana Roosevelt Fort Peck

Lamb Crop Report Shows Slight 1934 Decline

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports the 1934 lamb crop at 29,339,000 head, about one percent smaller than 1933. The national rise is credited to more lambs saved per 100 on January 1 in Western states, offsetting decreases in native states and a sharp drop of 1,003,000 head in Texas.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau Texas

Bridger Creek Social Notes and Local Rain Hit Harvest

Last week Big Timber hosted visitors as rain began Monday night and lasted through Wednesday. The piece mentions visits by the Fraser family from Harlowton and White Beaver, Lily Terland's stay with Edna Traver, and a celebration for Carl Krone and his wife. Farmers report wheat yields of 30 and 25 bushels an acre amid a dry season.

Newton Lay Lily Terland Edna Traver Sidney Fraser, Jr White Beaver C. C. Nicholson Stanley Fraser Harlowton Donald Billy Ray Fraser John Krone Henry Hausserman Carl Krone Herman Hausserman John Weidinger

Reward Offered for Horse and Cattle Theft Conviction

A $250 reward is posted for information leading to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to any paid up member on the protected list. Grant Bisgair, Secretary, Hunters Hot Springs, Mont.

Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association Grant Bisgair Hunters Hot Springs Mont

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