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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
7
Vague notes describe a tense public hearing and a series of statements from officials and citizens. The fragmented text mentions a vote, an archival reference, and discussions on safety and industry impact, with unnamed speakers reacting to a proposed measure.
A fragmentary report describes a Labor Board proceeding with Judge Birra presiding. The text references the board’s authority and efforts to settle matters, noting a mandate to enforce its decisions amid a contentious dispute.
The railroads challenge the labor board claiming limited jurisdiction and overreach in setting rules for employee representative elections. Judge Landis will hear a permanent order tomorrow as the Pennsylvnia line faces an injunction delaying a board election. A prior election was voided amid the dispute over shop negotiations with the carrier.
The notice lists Mass times at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Big Timber for November 27 1921. Rev P Sheehy, pastor, leads services on the second Sunday at 10 30 and the fourth Saturday at 10 o clock. A Mass is planned Thursday December first at 10 00 at St. Joseph's Big Timber.
Rev J P Burnett outlines Sunday services at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 10am and morning worship at 11am on the first and third Sundays. The upcoming sermon title is The Coming of the Light.
Congregational Church schedules 11 o clock service with CGE Society at 6 30 pm. Pastor C S Marsolf will be away ten days for denomination work. Next Sunday services led by Marsolf Jr. No evening service.
Reverend A Holbeck leads services at 1:00 a.m. in the Settlement church with Pastor J A Lowry as superintendent. Y P U meets at 7:00 p.m. No evening services. Choir rehearsals set for Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m.
Elder A. J. Lockett conducts Seventh Day Adventist services with Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and main service at 11 a.m. in Big Timber behind Dun can's garage, with a Sunday evening 7:30 p.m. talk on Remember Lot's Wife. In Grey Cliff, the public school house hosts a Sabbath School at 2 p.m. and service at 3 p.m. Sunday is 10:45 a.m. subject The 2300 Years The Longest Period in the Bible When the Judgment Begun.
Rev A T Peck, pastor, leads evangelistic services every Friday evening. He has charge of Methodist work at Fishtail Reed Point and the services here. Come and get a sample you tony want more.
A Sanford Florida Herald comment argues that advertising is not optional but a vital necessity for merchants. It rejects the notion of affording ads as a luxury and stresses the indispensable role of advertising in attracting trade and maintaining competitiveness.
Washington December 8 The War Department opposes clemency for 63 former 24th Infantry members jailed for participation in the Houston riots in August 1917 Secretary Weeks told Chairman Kahn of the House Military Committee The letter notes 18 of 110 convicted rioters receive life terms five have 15 year sentences and others have been executed died or released The clemency denial rests on clear guilt and lack of entitlement.
Big Timber Montana December 12 1921 Annual meeting of the Scandinavian American Bank stockholders will be held at the bank on Tuesday January 0th 1922 at 4 o clock p m to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the meeting Cashier.
Notice by the Board of Trustees of School District No. 35 Sweet Grass County Montana that on January 16 1922 at 2 PM at the County Courthouse they will sell funding bonds not to exceed 957.17 dollars par value 50 each and one for 57.17 dated January 16 1922 payable January 16 1932 redeemable January 16 1927 or later at 6 percent interest semi annually to fund warrants issued before May 10 1921. Bonds not to sell below par and bids may be rejected or sold privately or exchanged to take up outstanding indebtedness by exchanging bonds for warrants held by creditors.
The State Board of Land Commissioners requires a certified check of 850 payable to the clerk as bid security. Bids to purchase bonds must be addressed to Clerk Raymon E. Smith at Reed Point, Montana. Trustees Raymon E. Smith B Warner Omer G. Hinerattest Burton S. Smith Clerk. First publication December 8 1921 last December 29 1921.
Daniel T. Phillips of McLeod Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described under Section 26 and Section 23 Township 2 South Range 13 East MPM. The hearing before U.S. Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Montana is set for January 19 1922 with witnesses Roy Moore Clarence Farnsworth Matt Kline and James McConnell.
Harold Veblen sues Clarence Frew in the Sixth District Court Sweet Grass County Montana to recover 125.00 principal plus interest on a promissory note dated March 9 1920 due November 1 1920 and related costs and attorney fees. The plaintiff seeks default judgment if Frew fails to answer within twenty days after service as required.
Official notice designates 1922 court terms for Park Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties with specific Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays dates for terms and final hearings on petitions for naturalizations. Publication date shown as December 10. Albert P Stark signs.
The case American Mortgage Company versus Enoch Flyam and Eva Flyam announces a sheriff sale on December 2, 1921 at 2:00 PM at the courthouse front door in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana. Property described is 320 acres in section 12 township 1 north range 12 east Montana Meridian with a 7.47 acre exception and a May M King reserve, including all appurtenances and tenements. George Y. Patten attorney for plaintiff Bozeman Montana.. 1921.
Public notice summons issued by Justice T W Keithley of Sweet Grass County Montana. The Plain tiff Timber a banking corporation seeks $877.35 plus costs for a loan made August 3 1921. Defendant must appear December 21 1921 at 2 PM to answer or judgment will be entered. Attorney Horace S Davis for the plaintiff. First publication November 24 1921 last December 15 1921.
City officials report financial adjustments and collections at the Electric Building as first state bank activity continues in Livingston. Minor ratings changes noted with ongoing assessments and upcoming deadlines.
Graduate nurses run a clinic with up to date eye examination gear. They employ X ray techniques and laughing gas for anaesthesia, offering broad eye care services.
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