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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
3
Advert hides a list of dog breeds and ad text from Appleman’s Kennels in Atlantic Iowa. It mentions pointers, spaniels, retrievers and pedigreed puppies with an August 10 1998 reference. The line implies a sale or breeding listing with MLM style markers.
Joan Barron attends her husband Pat Barron’s funeral in a room of aviators, recalling their five brutal yet tender years. She reflects on Pat’s rise from underpaid mechanic to celebrated flyer, his dream of a factory, and the life they built amid danger and elite pilots. Flowers surround the casket as planes circle outside, and Joan contemplates Pat’s true feelings and the price of his pursuit.
Silver Bow county files a petition with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell to suspend the highway patrol law until a referendum is held at the next general election. With under 200 signatures and 15 percent needed from 29 counties, officials doubt any action will be obtained on the measure.
State highway patrol launches campaign to stop cattle grazing along highway rights of way. Patrolmen ordered to warn farmers that allowing herds near roads may result in violation charges under highway regulations.
Fourteen Boy Scouts from Nippon Japan redirected their trip to a sightseeing tour after the planned national jamboree in Washington DC was canceled due to infantile paralysis concerns. The group was escorted through Yellowstone Park by three Livingston scouts who were to attend the jamboree.
A mysterious sniper blocked the Ravalli hill road near Missoula at 2 am, firing at a passing motorist and puncturing a rear tire. Sheriff and highway patrol seek the shooter while other motorists report boulders on the midway.
A dispute over merging Rose Bud and Musselshell county districts advances to the state supreme court seeking an injunction to block the consolidation. The case, already to the high court twice before, centers on county superintendents alleged lack of power to declare the merger effective despite prior court rulings. The present suit saw the district court rule against the merger.
State Senator L Ray Carroll argues to deputy state insurance commissioner that rates under the new law match expiring policies except for deviations due to co-insurance or unpublished rates. He denounces a flat rate as destructive to law and property and cites differing charges for Helena high school and Montana State fair as examples.
A historic note credits the Persians with originating hockey, which the Greeks adopted and later passed to the Romans, tracing the sport’s ancient lineage across civilizations.
Dr. A. C. Johnson of the Great Falls clinic staff returns from a year of postgraduate study in eastern universities and Europe. He focused on arthritis and rheumatic conditions, studying new diagnosis and treatment methods. In Philadelphia he worked with Dr. Pemberton at the University of Pennsylvania, then studied in New York, Boston at Harvard, and went to London to pursue arthritis research at St. Bartholomew's.
Charles Herbert, a former Fox camera artist and creator of The Magic Carpet, returns to Yellowstone to film CCC activities across six park camps for The March of Time news reel. He reunited with guide Dick Randall at Old Faithful where Randall runs saddle horses and guides.
The White Tower in London began construction in 1078 as the central stone keep of the new Norman castle built by William the Conqueror. The project established the core of the Tower of London, shaping royal defenses and later royal politics for centuries.
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