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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
7
Mrs. Alan Kuhlman of Park City Utah left for her home Monday night after being summoned by the death of her father Fred Schalock.
Washington dispatch reports Montana sportsmen urged Secretary of the Interior to halt or modify a plan to slaughter about 5 000 elk in Yellowstone National Park. Representative Mansfield says the elk should be shipped to other ranges and only enough for Indian meat is needed. Park officials estimate 11 000 elk exist but ranges can support 6 000. The Rocky Mountain Sportsmen association of Butte and Anaconda Sportsmen club join the protest.
Montana bank assets reach a record 306,304,422 on November 1, up from 275,576,604 on June 30. Government bonds total 147,514,307 and loans 62,443,531, with cash and reserves 78,630,572. Demand deposits rise to 189,351,434 and savings to 42,462,188, aided by rancher livestock sales and strong farm crop returns.
The American Medical Association reported gains against socialized medicine but warned the decisive struggle remains in 1950. Dr. Elmer L. Henderson noted fundraising of 2.25 million dollars from 80 percent of members and warned that Congress and the 1950 elections could determine medicine’s fate against compulsory health insurance.
A fragment lists For Sale items including Christmas trees at Braaten garage and household goods priced to move at Stokes Produce Building in Big Timber. Also notes Delco light plant overhaul and batteries, plus fruitcake orders from Mrs. K Haugstad.
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