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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
6
Montana revenue from the store tax amounts to 16750 dollars, according to John J. Jewell licensing clerk for the state board of equalization. About 4750 licenses have been issued under the tax law and many more applications await action.
Butte Business College is highly accredited and promotes education for the younger generation through its varied courses. Anyone seeking information on courses should contact the college in Butte Montana by writing or calling.
George Calvin Bower, early Montana sheepman, dies at his Great Falls home after a two month illness. He helped found the Bower Brothers ranch near Stanford, bred large flocks, and later lived in Great Falls with widow Alice Alden Bower. Survived by three children and a granddaughter.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as a fragrant economical dusting powder for face skin and hair, part of the Cuticura Toiletrio set with Soup and Ointment. It claims the powder renders other perfumes superfluous and highlights its antiseptic and skincare qualities.
Saco former city clerk S. M. Hawver pleaded guilty to felony over 1275 missing city funds and drew two years in state prison. He was jailed after state examiner visit. brother O R Hawver resigned as mayor. Also Thomas Belt William Kelly and Floyd Fritz pled guilty to grand larceny for breaking into a sealed freight car and stealing 20000 cigarettes. Belt and Fritz got 20 months each Kelly 12 months. The four were moved to Deer Lodge by county officers.
Judge Jack Briscoe, 63, longtime Lewistown figure and Fergus County assistant county attorney, died in Lewistown after heart trouble. A native of Balls County Missouri he served as 10th Montana district judge from 1914 to 1919 and later as Lewistown mayor in 1921 1925 and 1927. He also led the city school board and had two sons Allen and Andrew. His widow is sister to Tom Stout of the Montana railroad commission.
Report notes that the locks at Ijmuiden in Holland are larger than those of the Panama Canal. This comparison highlights the massive scale of Dutch lock engineering relative to the well known canal system.
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