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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

4

Montana highway commission under scrutiny by farmers union

The Billings Gazette reports widespread dissatisfaction with Montana's highway commission. The Butte Daily Post cites millions spent already on joint federal projects, with taxpayers deeming the scheme wasteful. The Farmer’s Educational and Cooperative union in Billings calls for abolition, noting payroll of 293000 and annual overhead up to 400000, urging a cheaper, alternative method.

Billings Gazette Montana State Highway Commission Butte Daily Post Cearly Farmer’s Educational and Co-operative Union Billings Highway Commission

Taxes Rise as Montana Legislators Face Hard Session

The Great Falls Leader warns Montana lawmakers will confront a wave of tax increase pressures from teachers road builders and tax groups. Delegations from many towns seek new appropriations while some oppose expense cuts, urging minimal state spending and firm resolve to say no when needed.

Billings Cooney Great Falls Montana State Teachers’ Association Good Roads Butte State Tax Association Montana

Local Notes From Big Timber Old-Timers And Lodge Elections

Thirteen years ago items include W. Y. Fisher visiting after eleven years in Alaska. Robert Brownie plots new McLeod street block. R. S. Steiner buys two lots for 650 dollars. Doric lodge No. 53 A F and A M elected officers and held banquet. Big Timber lodge No. 25 K P elected officers. Multiple names listed: Anderson, Nelson, Hale, Steensland, Wit ten, Hopkins, Macridan, Patterson, Roecher, Hagerty, Morand.

W. Y. Fisher Alaska Robert Brownie McLeod Street R. S. Steiner Bluffton Ohio S. G. Hawks Doric Lodge A. F A. M Carl V. ‘Ander W. M H. C. Alien C.R. A. Macridan V. C W. H. Patterson E. R. Patterson M. E E. Roecher H. C. Allen SH. C. Pound

Billion In Notes Paid In One Day

The treasury completed one of its greatest days with 61,000,000,600 paid to Victory note holders and maturities. It also floated 990 million in 3 percent year notes and 400 million in certificates of indebtedness, with portions maturing in three months and one year, along with 275 million in income and profit taxes collected.

Washington The Treasury

Polish ruler shot by crazy artist sparks cabinet change

In Warsaw M Rataj speaker of the house acting under the Polish constitution as ad hoc president called on General Sikorski to form a new cabinet. The new government was promptly constituted with General Sikorski as premier and minister of the interior.

Warsaw

Assassination of Polish President Narutowicz at Exhibition

Warsaw reports Gabriel Narutowicz, first Polish president, fatally shot at an art exhibition. The assassin, Neiwadomski, described as mentally deranged, approached as Narutowicz finished a brief address and entered the hall with aides and cabinet members.

Warsaw Gabriel Narutowicx Polish Republic Nejwadomski de Camp Samibitian Te. Elasings Neiwadomski

Presidency vacancy looms after Narutowicz death

In a chaotic incident a president is shot and dies shortly after. Speaker Nacej Rataj will assume presidency duties until the National Assembly selects a successor. A separate notice invites entertainment events and a local hog for sale listing.

Teres Lias Baltens Nareteches Ewes Wintereif House’ ‘of Deputies Nacej Rataj National Assembly Narutowicz

Harper family expresses thanks for support

The family of the late husband and father, Mrs. A Harper and family, thank friends for kindness and assistance during illness and death.

A Harper

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help

Local readers express gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown during a recent bereavement. The note thanks friends and neighbors for help and support extended in this time of loss.

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