Local Court Terms Set for 1934 in Sweet Grass County
Judge Berg issues four court term dates for 1934 in Sweet Grass County including January 10 April 4 September 12 and November 7 Naturalization Day is May 9 and law and motion days follow the first Wednesday after the first Monday each month with postponements for holidays Big Timber hosts Reed Point visitors for a county social with entertainment by local residents and a magician Christmas tree shipments from Missoula bound for Omaha with prices 50 cents to 2 per tree Remains of Ezra Herrington buried in Columbus after fatal mill accident at Bridger Creek Stillwater turkey pool reports 30 000 35 000 pounds received at Columbus with expected large loads to Laurel and two cars to be filled selling at 14 cents per prime 12 engine 8 commercial
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Sweet Grass County
Benjamin E. Berg
Pioneer
Columbus
Ezra E. Herrington
Bridger Creek
Cleo
Oklo
Joshua Herrington
Stillwater County
Turkey Pool
Billings Gazette
Stillwater
Laurel
Big Timber Hosts Christmas Week Events and Community News
Local shoppers and visitors from Reed Point and Billings are noted, with several families visiting merchants in Billings and Big Timber. The community details include a Masonic lodge election, a minister’s conference in Billings, winter weather, a baby birth, a Bridger vs. local school basketball game, Christmas program plans, and a large goodwill program sponsored by Big Timber. A CWA meeting is planned to form a county investigation committee, with Sterling Findley named to the temporary panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Grace Tool
Wanda Weamer
Billings
Mable Farr
Ruth
Floyd
Laurel
Arthur Neumann
Delbert
Geraldine
Sterling Findley
Tom
Joe Neet
Alex Howitt
Cliff Booth
Herman
Dan Schuyler
Columbus
Rev
H. S
Lon Hollingsworth
W. M
O. E. Schuyler
S. W
A. L
Dean
J. W
Earl P. Askwig
George F. Berrie
P. L. Mettling
Puyallup
Wash
Oral Sanders
Ike
Bridger Creek
Claiborn
Big Timber
Elmer Rash
Irve Rash
Mary Rash
Elmer
Irve
John
Scofield
Missouri
Montana
CWA
Court House
Gibson
Livingston
Public Works Board Receives Ickes Go Ahead Request
Secretary Ickes advised Montana public works administrator to proceed with the board project and accept loan and grant applications despite rapid fund allocation. D A McKinnon, engineer for the Montana board, relayed the note on Tuesday in Helena.
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Helena
Montana Public Works Board
Ickes
D. A. McKinnon
Montana Board
Gibson Area Notes Include Wheat Meeting and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Upland moved to Big Timber on Saturday. Wheat growers held their third meeting at Gibson with many attendees signing on the line. Sam Cohn the hide buyer was in the area recently. Ira Yates returns from Hardin after three months work. Jimmy Herron ill in Columbus hospital. Local illnesses include colds sore throats and rheumatism. Dance Saturday night December 16 at Gibson with Miss Hannah and the Jones orchestra.
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Gilbert Upland
Carl Falkerson
Carl Bachman
Bob Lindner
L. R. Bruce
Billings
Gibson
Sam Cohn
Ira Yates
Hardin
Jimmy Herron
Columbus
Miss Hannah
Jones Orchestra
Connie Mack Forced to Sell Several Good Men
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics sells Lefty Grove, Rube Walberg, Max Bishop to the Red Sox, Mickey Cochrane to the Tigers, and George Earnshaw to the White Sox. The moves, totaling about 300000 dollars, mark a drastic break up of the 1929 1930 champion club. Harold Warstler Bob Cline and Charlie Berry change hands. Cochrane to manage the Tigers in 1934.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Grove
Rube” Walberg
Max Bishop
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Mack
Harold Warstler
Bob Cline
Red Sox
Charlie Berry
White Sox
Detroit
Johnny Pasek
Tigers
Beaumont
Berry
Cochrane
Treasury Oversubscribes Billion Dollar Issue as Bruere Retires
Treasury touts oversubscription to a 950 million dollar one year security offer with total subscriptions near 2.714 billion. Henry Bruere retires from active service as the bank salvage effort notes progress while NRA profiteering hearings are postponed and public works funds allocated.
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Washington
Treasury
Henry Bruere
Bruere
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
Roosevelt
NRAA
Civil Works Administration
Surplus Relief Corporation
RFC
the Comptroller of the Currency
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Reed Point
E. O. Overland
Mesdames Signa Bailey
Margaret Busha
Ina West
Ellen Alden
Josephine Comfort
Victoria O'Leary
Odette
Karl Bryan
Missoula Country
Omaha
Furstenberg
Bratt
DelRay
Fine Foods
Sunkist
van Heusen
Wilson Bros
Grayco’s
Stietsons
Mer
Allen
Solberg Co
C. V. Mosier