Wanted Light General Housework on Ranch
Short advertisement seeking light housework or cooking on a ranch. Applicant has one child. Inquire at Pioneer office.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
Money to Loan for Home Financing by Local Association
Money to loan on city property to erect buy or improve homes or for homeowners purchases. Big Timber Building Loan Association with J A Lowry as treasurer. Also a six room furnished house for rent by Emmett Deegan. The Ladies Aid Evangelical church to serve a chicken dinner and bazaar on Friday afternoon December 5, with dinner served at 6 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Evangelical Church
Loen Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Emmett Deegan
Hoover to Send World Court Protocol to Senate
President Hoover announced plans to submit the World Court protocol to the Senate at the approaching session with objections to triggering a new extra session. Senator Borah said he will push for floor action and not allow Senate committees to block the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Borah
Congress
Bard
Mr. Borah
Idaho
Horah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Swansen
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Watson
Indiana
World Court
Walker Retains Heavyweight Title With Odd Ring Exit
Mickey Walker defeated K O Christner by technical knockout in the opening round at the Coliseum Chicago on November 28. Christner was knocked down, then dove through the ropes to the spectators, returning to the ring after a 20 count and quitting. The crowd booed the abrupt finish as Walker’s manager removed his gloves and escorted him out. The Illinois athletic commission declined to comment on the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mickey Walker
K. O. Christner
Coliseum
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Christner
Walker
Jack Kerns
Walk
State Athletic Commission
John V. Clinain
War department probes claim of 408 American planes sent to Russia
Washington reports the War Department is investigating claims that 408 U S airplanes were shipped to Russia in violation of law. Assistant Secretary Davison conducts the inquiry after testimony by Hasile W. Delgass, a former Amtorg official. Davison seeks a transcript and said officials may comment later.
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U. & Waente Te Kaew
Washington
War Department
Russia
Davison
House
Communist Investigating Committee
Hasile W. Delgass
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Soviet
Dusting Off The Old Ones in Big Timber
Local items report visitors and residents traveling to Helena Red Lodge Livingston and Columbus for Christmas week. A snag halted the eastbound passenger train near Hel ny and a Logan to East convey passed. Olmstead Budd hardware sold to Charles Olmstead. Lewistown notes O W Kelly expanding into packing with 40000 pounds of pork for Power Mercantile. County prices stay moderate and meat stays home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Jackson
Helena
S. Jarrett
Springdale
Sam Solberg
Sydney Fox
Red Lodge
J. A. Hall
McGrath
Livingston
Beley & Polutnik
George Simpson
Gertie Fell
Columbus
M. J. Fell
Town
Hel@ny
Logan
The
Maccabees
Olmstead & Budd
Charles Olmstead
Budd
Olmstead
Lewistown
Democrat
O. W. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Power Mercantile Company
Fergus County
Kelly
Eighteen Years Ago Notes From Melville Area
A survey traced a road from Busteed to Gibson. Mrs. Patterson hosted the Thimble club. Ms Coit returned from Ohio with her son. snow reported in McLeod. Jake De Hart seeks state game warden post. Flanagans visit Absarokee. Stillwater County booster. Olmstead Family plans move to Great Falls. Berg dies at Polson November 28. burial at Lake View. A young horseback party enjoyed Thanksgiving near Melville and danced at the Adam ranch. Mel Jowell at Carson City for horse theft and Deputy Brannin murder. future Deer Lodge term. Kelloggs host Thanksgiving day. Schools close for holidays December 30 for two weeks. Maud Hiner to Livingston for dressmaking job. Nora Flynn and J M Davis wed at Townsend. return to Flynn ranch. Melville store reopened under Blakeman. Pio and ownership transfer. Alois Zeliner killed by freight train. death accidental. Tax payments deadline passed. total collected 2136 592.96. delinquent 810 672 19. County treasurer’s office busy through night to finish books for Monday meeting.
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Busteed
Gibson
W. H. Patterson
Harvey Coit
Frederick
Ohio
Charley Bryan
McLeod
Jake L. de Hart
Sweet Grass County
Henry Avare
John Flanagan
W. R. Flanagan
Absarokee
Flanagan
Stillwater
CG. L. Olmstead
Olmstead Gas Traction Co
Billings
Great Falls
Enix Oscar Berg
Polson
Moat
Thoraday
Lake View
Melville
Mont
Ed Adam
Adam
Marion Nicholson
Miss Foster
Prof. Crawford
Kenneth Pickett
Mr. Warner
Bert Green
Mel Jowell
State Penitentiary
Carson City
Nev
Deer Lodge
Nevada
Sherif Brannin
Adidomal
Killoren
Park County
Maud Hiner
Livingston
Golden Rule
Nora Flynn
J. M. Davis
Grey Cliff
Townsend
Broadwater County
Flynn Ranch
Ben Beinecke
T. G. Blakeman
Pio
P. Decker
Alois Zeliner
Utermohle
Referendum on Prohibition Surfaces in Dry and Wet Pact
Washington November 3 A group of prominent drys considers backing a national referendum on repeal or modification of the 18th Amendment to test public opinion. Key figures include Patrick H Callahan Fort Stewart and Dr Arther Barton with opposition voiced by Anti Saloon League leaders. The plan sparks debate over alliance with wets and potential political risks.
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Washington
Congress
New York
Nets
Andrew
Massachusetts
Patrick H. Callahan
Isay
Association of Catholics
Representative Fort
Republican
New Jersey
Oliver Stewart
Indianapolis
Flying Squadron of America
Arther J. Barton
Wilmington
N. C
Southern Baptist Convention
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
McBride
Prohibition
Wilson
Beck
Pennsylvania
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J. A. Lowry & CO
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Krng Weaving
K. Rennebaum
E. A. Davis
H. O. Kellogg
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