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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1968

Page

3

Old Missouri jitney ride among the Yellowstone peaks

A Missourian and family traveling to Yellow stone and Glacier parks ride a jitney with the father at the wheel and a black snake whip in one hand. The piece notes the mule driving art fading in Missouri but alive in habit. The column lists local social news and happenings around Big Timber, Montana, including property sales, travels, and community events.

Pioneer Files Yellowstone Glacier Parks Missouri P. S. Harvey Kelly Joseph Morstein Howie D. W. Higbie Wolf Karst Cold Springs Big Timber Briggs-Ellis McLeod Street Forest Rangers Montana Idaho Helena Mountain Range Inga H. Hoyem Melville Florence Nelson Kirksville School of Osteopathy Billings Josie Nepstad A. Whitney Mesdames C. C. Nelson Lara Allen Harvey Coit C. H. Howard Mary Belle Chase T. K. Baker J. W. Chase Estelle Galloway Helen Carney Springdale Ray Yardley Miss Carney John Carney Citizens State Bank Erec

Family Style Traveling World's Largest Camper En Route To Alaska

Mrs. Andrew J. Bootz and her large family travel from Mount Prospect in a custom camper claimed as the world’s largest. The self contained rig includes LP gas furnace, two 6 foot refrigerators, 10 gallon water heater, shower, bath, and oven range. They plan a six week Circle Alaska trip via Winnipeg Calgary and Dawson Creek, trip to include 11 residents beyond the Bootz family. They expect to reach Circle, a town of 11, 40 miles from the Arctic circle, and return with hopes of a relaxing vacation.

Chicago Andrew J. Bootz Arctic Circle North America

Pioneer files tell of injuries and travel notes from 1941

Joan Wordal sustained a compound fracture of the left arm after a bike accident near a corner Friday evening. The column also records several local moves and travels, births, promotions, and visits including E. J. Lacklen’s Seattle motor trip, Mrs. Bray’s Billings medical stay, and multiple residents’ summer journeys and family happenings.

Pioneer Files Joan Wordal Harry Wordal James Elliot Sawyer’s Miles City Sawyer J. J. Lacklen Seattle

Visiting Californians Tour Local Relatives and Yellowstone Trip

Mr and Mrs Bob Zellers and Jerry and Joan of El Cerrito California spent a week visiting Arne Heems Jake Plaggermans Sayre Nevins and other relatives in Moose. John Murphy, badly injured in a truck crash weeks ago, returned home from Billings. R L Tolson hosted seven male guests for a card and cats stag night. Jerry McCormick and cousin Luis Modet stayed with his wife. They attended the Midland Empire fair and toured Yellowstone Park with the McCormicks.

Clarence Caulkins Joe Arneson Berkley Calif H. C. Pound Hugh Thad Ralph Madison Yellowstone Park Inga Harold Solberg Glacier Park O. H. Grey Bessie Franklin Livingston California Santis Forsythe Wallace Forsythe Harry Hanley Gibson Percy S. Webb Della Perrine A. A. Perrine Bozeman Doris Hickman Reed Point Mae Bryan Lethbridge Canada Doris Webb Rapelje Beatrice Busha Commercial Bank & Trust Co Hall, Mont Roy McDonald Dorothy Dressel McDonald Billings Laura Williams A Vis R. A. Bray Bray Vivian Green San Francisco Earl] Green Mary Mathes Spokane August Mathes Alva L. Lamb Citizens Bank & Trust Co Walter Nicholson San Diego Frank Mitchell Big Timber Walter McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency Stuart Nicholson McLeod Lloyd G. Rein Melville Clarence Lamp A. A Ben Slanger FFA Alvin Sandsness Ralph Cosgriff Ivan Krone J. D. Herries Paul J. Gehan St. Paul John Conrow Butte Salt Lake City Helen Irene Roquet Seattle John Clark Duckcreek Old Raintuck Frank McElwain Missoula McElwain Chas. Nicholson Elmer Hegdal Fort Bliss Texas Daniel Post Berkeley Grace Post Beulah Patterson Joan Linda Clark McLean Clark J. H. Lee George Shortridge Charles Lowe Dick Armstrong Selmer Solberg Kalispell Bayliss Cummings Solberg Theron Fowell New York City Casa Blanca Franch Morrocco Fowell Donald Brockway H. L. Brockway Ronald Halverson Lonnie Bryan Sherril Bryan Gay Bryan Gay Phoenix Ariz Archie Ellison Irvin Yost R. L. Tolson Frankie Virginia City Art Sell Bob McDonald Bob Wagner Louis Grosfield Park Cody Powell Wyo Maurice Knutsons Son Cremer Midland Empire Fair Board Scott Hoskinson Joel Story Paul Frazee Boulder Moose Bob Zellers Jerry el Cerrito Arne Heems Jake Plaggermans Sayre Nevins John Murphy Lowry Jerry McCormick Luis Modet McCormicks

Republican Platform Priors Rural Revival Over Freeman Policies

Jim Battin reports from Washington on GOP subcommittee work shaping a farm plank. The platform advocates more direct farmer input, reduced Department of Agriculture dictation, and a reorganization of the Commodity Credit Corporation to avoid market competition. It highlights Freeman era growth and rural revitalization through training and industrial incentives.

Republican Platform Committee Agriculture and Natural Resources Division Montana Orville Freeman Department of Agriculture Freeman Miami Commodity Credit Corporation America USDA GOP

Republican Farm Policy Aims for Fair Prices and Cooperative Growth

The platform argues the federal role should support farmers rather than attract new factories to farmland. It calls for improved credit for modern farming, higher parity for farm prices, and mitigation of inflation’s impact on inputs. It promotes cooperation through farm cooperatives and rural electrification while outlining directions for future policy.

Freeman Republican Party Republican Platform Montana

Alcohol Absorption and Elimination Rates

Alcohol enters the bloodstream quickly but is eliminated slowly. Rapid drinking accelerates buildup in the body, increasing intoxication and health risks over time.

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Henry Ellingson J. S. Solberg E. H. Ellingson W. Cochonour Big Timber Canyon Alaska Charles McDonnell Ann McDonnell A. Ronald McDonnell Mary Ellen Ben Olness John Kear N. Langworthy Judy H. H. McIntyre and Harvey Sophie Watkins Carrie Cruze Edith McDonnell Fred Ellis Lloyd Severance Jim Battin Washington E. H. Peake Masonic Temple Don Blair Farm Bureau F. B Western Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Montana Farm Bureau Insurance Services
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