Big Timber cafe owner rails against commercial electric rates
Mrs. John Goosey of McLeod Street cafe appeals to the Montana Public Service Commission and officials including Forrest Anderson and Mike Mansfield. She argues commercial electric rates hurt small businesses, noting empty buildings, job losses, and higher costs. She compares residential and commercial KW hour pricing, warning the two-meter plan would not fix the problem.
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John Goosey
McLeod Street
Eddie’s
Montana Public Service Commission
Forrest H. Anderson
Mike Mansfield
Chet Huntley
Pioneer
Goosey
Montana
Big Timber
Montana Power Co
Cccc
Sheepherders Split Weekend Games
Big Timber's weekend included a 67-58 loss to Huntley Project and a 48-44 home win over Fort Benton Longhorns. Jerry Gee shined on defense and offense against Huntley, while Tom Biglen led scorers vs Fort Benton. Coach Bergquist praised improved defense and balanced scoring. seven of eight players scored in the Fort Benton game.
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Herders
Huntley
Fort Benton
Huntley Project
Big Timber
Herder
Jerry Gee
Jon Anderson
Bergquist
Sheepherders
Gee
Klindt
Paulson
Biglen
Prather
Taylor
Cremer
Simmons
Harruff
Federico
Brown
Oblander
Tope
Longhorns
Drake
Tapp
Roundup
Lodge Grass
Stanford
Panthers
Last Rites Friday For Ole Satre
Ole Satre 88 a longtime Sweet Grass County resident died Tuesday at Big Timber Rest Home after a 16 month stay Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm at Lowry Chapel with Rev Ocee Johnson officiating Burial will be in Mountain View Satre born September 17 1875 in Aalesund Norway came to Montana in 1902 worked on local ranches and never married He is survived by four nieces and four nephews including Edwin Satre and Mrs Glen King of Billings
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Ole Satre
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber Rest Home
Lowry Chapel
Ocee Johnson
Mountain View
Mr. Satre
Aalesund
Norway
Elling Satre
Minnesota
United States
Montana
John
Wormser Ranch
van Cleve’s
Grosfield’s
Tom Hoyem
Inlaw
Tresa Noe
Edwin Satre
Glen King
Billings
Independents Rally To Top Absarokee In Montana Game
Absarokee led at half but Independents surged to win 78 to 38 as Clark 25 and Smart 2 led Big Timber. Gee 16 Lomeland 10 McCaslin 2 Long 1 added, while Gardner 20 Pelton 16 and Price 8 helped Absarokee. Next home game after holidays is January 5 vs Columbus.
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Tockle
Aes
Clark
Smart
Big Timber
Gee
Lomeland
McCaslin
Long
Gardner
Absarokee
Pelton
Price
Schaff
Levi
Robbins
Arnold
Columbus
Gold Star Mothers Honored at Tea
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Tana Voges with a program and tea honoring Gold Star mothers. A double quartet performed, singing The Little Drummer Boy and Hold My Hand in memory of President Kennedy.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Tana Voges
A. Ronald McDonnell
Dudley Tyler
John Jacobs
A. R. McDonnell
Ben Olness
Owen McCleerey
Walt Dutton
Margaret Busha
Charles Nicholson
Drummer Boy
John Herries
Chas. Nicholson
Cattlemen Fight Tariff Cut Plans At Geneva Talks
Cattlemen from Florida to Montana protested tariff cut plans during the Tariff Commission hearings ahead of the Geneva conference. Oklahoma leaders including Gov Henry Bellmon urged removing beef from the bargaining list while demanding tighter import controls and quotas. Sen Mike Monroney warned foreign beef imports and high tariff rivalries threaten U S ranchers amid rising imports from New Zealand Australia and Latin America.
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Washington
Florida
Montana
Tariff Commission
Geneva
U. S
Oklahoma
Congressional
Henry Bellman
New Zealand
Australia
United States
Mexico
Japan
Sen. A
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The text describes requirements to stay at the scene of an accident until fulfilling section 32-1204, with stops made to avoid unnecessary traffic obstruction.
Frozen Yellowstone Dam Plans Stir Local and Federal Opposition
Billings area residents and several federal agencies have stalled dam plans on the Yellowstone near Livingston. The Allenspur site would flood up to 10 000 acres of farmland and extend toward Livingston with 250 000 kilowatts of hydro power, while Wanigan would be smaller with 200 000 kilowatts. Local interests oppose both sites, hindering progress on the roughly 130 million multipurpose project.
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Billings
Livingston
Yellowstone River
Bruce Johnson
Region 6
Bureau of Reclamation
Yellowstone
Allenspur
Wan-Igan
Emigrant
Park County
Bureau
Wan- Igan
Johnson
National Park Service
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Cecil Gubser
Bureau of Sports Fisheries
Wan-I-Gan
Emirant
Harold Hawks Jr Dies Unexpectedly at 36
Harold Hawks Jr aged 36 died Sunday morning in Billings after a life spanning Colorado Springs Big Timber and Denver He was born February 11 1927 in Colorado Springs Colorado and served in the Coast Guard He worked at Billings First National Bank before co owning Supersonic Car Wash He is survived by his widow two daughters his father and a sister Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church Billings with Rev Alfred Davies and burial in Mountain View Cemetery Soldiers Plot Billings Colorado Springs Dur ham N C references appear in the notice
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Harold Hawks Jr
Poly Drive
Mr. Hawks
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harold Hawks Sr
Big Timber
Southers
California
University of Colorado
Billings
Karen Delmonica
Bridger
Billings First National Bank
Coast Guard
Hawks
First Presbyterian Church
American Legion
The
Masons
Pamela
Kimberley
Elizabeth Anne Hawks
Durham
N.C
Alfred Davies
Soldiers Plot
Mountainview Cemetery
SGHS Christmas Program at the High School Gymnasium
A December 17 program at SGHS High School Gymnasium features a Joy to the World Brass Ensemble with listed musicians, a travelogue themed pieces by James McGehee and performers, plus a sequence of grade school musical numbers including The Creature and the Mouse, The Christmas Mouse, and Parade of the Toy Soldiers.
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SGHS
Services Saturday For Cyril Nyre
Cyril Nyre, 47, died in Coom q Alene Id si to ges nea. Services are scheduled Saturday at an area funeral home with burial to follow. The obituary notes he was a longtime resident and cherished member of the community.
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Cyril Nyre
Coom
Q Alene
Funeral Services For Sophie Hauge
Sophie Evelyn Hauge 31, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ole S Hauge of Shawmut, Denway Wheatland, died recently. Rosary at Perkins Chapel Harlowton Friday. Requiem Mass in Blessed Sacrament Church Shawmut led by Fr John Morrisette. Burial in Harlowton Catholic cemetery. Survivors include Jens Skili a Leo DeCock Henry DeCock Shawmut Sigwald Hanson Livingston Joseph De Cock Melville and Cornelius Harlowton. Born January 30 1982 and spent life on the road with parents.
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Sophie Evelyn Hauge
Ole S Hauge
Shawmut
Denway Wheatland
Perkins
Harlowton
John Morrisette
Blessed Sacrament Church
Jens Skilia Leo DeCock
Henry DeCock
Sigwald Hanson
Livingston
Joseph DeCock
Melville
Cornelius
Ee Fert Ave Mystery Fragments Recounted
Partial OCR reads like a fragment from a local page, mentioning Ee Fert Avenue. Readable bits hint at a street name reference or brief notice without clear event, date, or entity details.
Americans Shun Cigarette Scare and Health Reports
A 1950s style analysis questions how long Americans stay frightened and attempt quitting as reports link smoking to health risks. It recalls a 1950 Surgeon General Burney moment and ponders the impact of an upcoming government smoking and health report on individuals.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Cancer Treatment Saves Thousands
The American Cancer Society estimates in 1964 figures that early diagnosis and prompt treatment could save up to 270,000 lives annually. About 540,000 new cases are expected in 1964, with 22,500 deaths among ages 15 to 44. The booklet notes 1.9 million Americans cured to date, and that leukemia receives the most research funding.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Eleanor Ne Cancer Foundation
Big Timber A and B squads win at Absarokee
Big Timber high school A team wins 41 to 19 and B team 34 to 19 against Absarokee. Lions keep host scoreless first quarter while gaining a 12 point lead. Hamilton leads Absarokee with 14 in the second period, narrowing to 24-18 at halftime.
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Big Timber
Absarokee
Lions
Abearokee
Hamilton
Hauge
Fuller
Fichtner
Robinson
Tronrud
Edict
Plagremeyer
Shepard
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Wyoming
Harold‘Hawks Jr
Gerry Etzold
Rich Paulson
Jim Sandsness
Pattie Tronrud
Ben Taylor
Dennis Hale
Rick Schuler
Doug Lowry
Nina Adams
Diana Refsland
Mark Johnson
Bob Klindt
de Lamater
Toy Shop
Carleton L. Colby Eee
Part
Clement C. Moore
Dean Hart
High School Chorus
Roy Ringwald
Gearhart
Spain
Austria
Russia
Hawaii
James McGehee
Margaret Lavold
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