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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1957
Page
7
George S Benson reports from Oslo on a Norwegian middle class family the Ericsons facing welfare state policy. He argues high taxes and subsidies erode incentives and threaten the traditional middle class that drives Norway’s progress.
A Montana court document filed August 27 1957 seeks to quiet title to lots six and seven in Boulder Addition No 2 Block X in Big Timber Sweet Grass County. The plaintiffs require the defendant to answer within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered. The action names E C Overland as attorney for the plaintiffs and Beulah Patterson as clerk of the court with the notice published August 29 and September 5 12 19 1957.
Rev Richard Price leads at St Mark's Episcopal Church Fourth and Hooper Street with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Holy Communion plus sermon at 9 30 a.m on Sunday September 1.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church lists Sabbath services with a 9 30 Sunday service and a 10 15 Sabbath school session.
Father John Gilhooley outlines summer routines for St. Josephs Church Big Timber Reed Point and Holy Days including Mass times 7 am 10 am 8 30 am on Sundays and 7 am 7 pm Holy Day services Altar Society meets third Thursday at 2 30 pm Big Timber Lutheran Parish offers Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am Earl Fellbaum of Bozeman to preach Melville holds 9 am service During 1957 first half park visitors exceed 21 million
A speaker laments a trend toward restricted liberty and urges a return to unshackled energy as the best hope for the historically dynamic people, warning that current reality portends a developing tragedy.
A drowning incident shows a mother saving a child using improvised first aid. Health experts urge immediate resuscitation after extraction, draining water, and keeping the patient warm until help arrives.
The piece notes rising blindness in the United States, with 27 000 new cases annually and about 334 000 total. It attributes aging as a major factor, cites cataract and glaucoma as leading causes, and urges widespread eye examinations to detect and treat conditions early to save sight. It highlights that a million may have glaucoma, half unaware, and calls for action.
A note advises giving a brief ammonia inhalant to improve breathing and urgently transporting the patient to a hospital. Care is stressed to avoid triggering secondary shock during handling.
A health column urges adults over forty to schedule regular eye exams every two years and consider daily eye drops to manage moderate glaucoma. It emphasizes preserving reading, TV, and social activities over living without sight, sponsored by the Montana Tuberculosis Assn. in Helena.
The State of Montana greets defendants in a case filed in Sweet Grass County Sixth Judicial District Court. Raymond L Elgen and Mary D Elgen sue NIVIN and unknown heirs or claimants of Anna Miller or David Nivin over real property and possible liens. Defendants are summoned to appear.
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns Chicago residents and country visitors that bats carry rabies and pose a health risk. Some sources note a mystery as to how American bats acquired rabies, with claims of contact with foreign bats introducing the disease.
Evengelical United Brethren Church announces E J Bott as pastor Reed Point. Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30, preaching at 8. Church council of administration Thursday Sept 5 at 7 30 p m. Women society Wednesday Sept 4 at 2 p m.
Lindley pastor announces Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 with meditation at 8 p m for the Evangelical United J. B. church service times and pastor.
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