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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
4
A reflective editorial urges readers to give to those in need during Christmas. It contrasts passing fancy gifts with genuine help, urging small coins dropped into a dirty hand to spark real warmth. The piece emphasizes remembering the poor and the true spirit of giving.
The piece argues that the republicans promise to shield agriculture from foreign competition would shift a billion dollars in annual purchases from abroad to American farmers and, through them, to industry. It notes industry as a whole is unorganized and often harmed by concentrated interests, risking overall national gains.
The speaker warns that failure to redeem the home market pledge will cost the industry and agriculture an annual billion dollars in sales. He urges industry unity to expose unrepresentative leaders and defend the home market, arguing agriculture and industry are coterminous.
A Christmas program will be presented at the Boulder schoolhouse district No Hd on the south side of the river.
Christmas program at 7 30 p m December 25 features songs devotions and school exercises led by Rev A A Holbeck Yvonne Husebye Miss Kempenaar’s Class Patricia Bryan Corrine Schulz Avis Lintz Mabel Grande Ronald Schulz and others with girls from Miss Solberg and Miss Walluim classes performing concerts and readings including Away in a Manger O Christmas Tree Mothers of Bethlehem and A Christmas Angel with a selected ladies quartet.
Convicts seized control calling for freedom while state troopers outside threatened to shoot. Troopers gas and gunfire broke the siege. warden and guards were assaulted, several rioters killed, and the search for hidden weapons and captives continued through the night.
Vienna dispatch describes Kaiser Wilhelm belittling Slavic states and favoring Serbians bought with gold. He urged preventing Bulgaria Serbia accords and warned that war between East and West was inevitable. He pressed Austria to force Belgrade to yield or be bombarded.
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