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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

2

Farm Housing Aid Available Here in Sweet Grass County

The farm housing program under a recent act launches in Sweet Grass county with loans for building or repairing farm houses and other buildings. Applications are at the farmers home administration county office in Big Timber, with loans up to 32 years at 4 percent. Veterans receive preference and most loans target repairs over new construction.

Congress Sweet Grass Farmers Home Administration Big Timber Harry C. Sirynson FHA AAA Simpson Lonan

Senate to Probe Coffee Situation in Washington

Senator Gillette of Iowa announced a senate agriculture subcommittee will open an immediate inquiry into the price of coffee. The report notes the Federal Housing Administration was created by Congress on June 27, 1934.

United States Senate Washington Gillette Iowa Senate Agriculture Subcommittee Federal Housing Administration Congress

Rifle Bullet Enters Springdale Home

A high powered rifle bullet entered the Murray home north of Springdale at 5:45 Sunday evening. Harold Murray reported the incident noting the bullet penetrated plaster, struck the outer wall, and lodged between walls before being secured.

Park County Murray Springdale Harold Murray Springdale Bridge

Public claims of polling costs and slavery critique

George Nie woehner of White Sulphur Springs told the Butte Exchange Club that government trends enslave the American people. He warned that the cost of the people’s sapidity at the polls runs to 50 billion dollars annually and continues to rise, noting the burden on the average man.

Butte George Niewoehner White Sulphur Springs Butte Exchange Club

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