Murray says Missouri River dams favor downstream states
Senator James E. Murray told the Senate Interior Committee that Army engineers run federal reservoirs along the Missouri River to help downstream states. He charged the projects violate the law by prioritizing navigation and disadvantaging electric power generation, with the Federal Reclamation Bureau endorsing the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Murray
Washington
Senate
Missouri River
Interior Committee
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Upstate
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Water rights clash fuels upper Missouri power push
A report reviewing hearings from 1959 and 1960 argues the Missouri River law gives priority to power generation alongside domestic and irrigation uses. It criticizes Army engineers for prioritizing navigation, contending a 1944 flood control law subordinate to upper basin needs and warns of future disputes and delays without proper agreements. The piece also notes community updates from Grey Cliff 4H club meetings and plans for Christmas baskets and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Montana
Rural Electric Co
Murray
Missouri River
Army
Corps of Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Joseph C. O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Eugene Millikin
Rcolo
Grey Cliff
The Hidden Invader TB Germ's Silent Threat
A terse explanation of tuberculosis as a hidden danger that can invade the body without immediate symptoms. It notes that many carrying the bacillus do not develop active TB and that the illness can strike when the body's resistance falters due to fatigue infection poor nutrition or stress.
Lions Corner profiles Oscar Stephens of Stephens Auto Service
Oscar Stephens a Lions club member since 1953 runs Stephens Auto Service in Sweet Grass county Big Timber and serves as vice president of the Big Timber Rifle and Pistol club. He and wife Gladys attend the Big Timber Lutheran church and their three daughters Connie Jo Patsy Ann and Betty along with two sons Marvin and Jimmie are noted. The piece also notes TB awareness and Christmas seal fundraising in the county with $168.90 contributed to the 1960 sale as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stephens
Lions Club
Stephens Auto
Oscar
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Knox
N. D
Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club
D-Y Trail
Connie Jo Fustle
Germany
Patsy Ann Austin
Tacoma
Wash
Betty
Marvin
Jimmie
Ben Clark
C. E. Smart
A. R. Collins
Sghs Lambadeurs
Harry Bers
Jerry Braaten
Karen Spilde
Richard Hager
Don Wulff
Barberettes
Linda Hammersmark
Gail Flare
Linda Clark
Cathy Johnson
Schriever
Various Classified Ads and Local Notices
Several short items include for sale notices for pet rab bits a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air a 1960 Burro colt a border collie puppies a two bedroom rental property and an income property Also a Christmas program by the accordion students of Dar Paynich at Moose hall plus a brush fire on the Tetlie ranch extinguished by Big Timber fire department with little damage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Paynich
Moose Hall
Tetlie Ranch
Big Timber Fire Department
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Pendleton
Jantzen
HC Western
Freeman
RAND
California
Wembley
J.S. Solberg Company
The
the Lions
Roth A
Hoffman
Philco
Emerson
the Pioneer
Nancy von Olnhausen
Shawmut
A. D. Bryan
Sawyer’s
Kit Adams
Helmar Branne
Chas. Schuler
Chas. L. Berry
Bozeman
Hughes Homes Acceptance Corporation
Willson
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Havre
Shelby & Lewistown
Walker
Fred Fessenden
L. Burmeister
Sayre Nevin
Cole Drug Co
Tastewell
Pierce Slab
Sun Valley
OLEO
SNO Boy Winesap
S&h
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