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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
2
Hereford yearlings and aged cattle offered by Chas W Campbell including 3 coming yearlings 24 year old Herefords and 12 year old Holsteins. Sale listing notes availability and contact for inquiries.
A December gale in Buffalo wrecked waterfront structures and property along Lake Erie. A 300 foot wireless tower collapsed, boat houses and docks were torn away, and several hundred pleasure crafts were destroyed. One man died when a thatch from a block top fell on a car, injuring his passenger. Miss Margaret Cochrane sustained both legs and her sister Katherine suffered internal injuries from a tree collapse. Water rose eight feet at Tonawanda flooding yards and lumber, and major losses occurred along the river from La Salle to Niagara Falls with an estimated 300000 pounds in property damage. No life reported in that stretch.
Waukegan Ill Dec 17 Court ruled one charge of operating a confidence game would not be upheld in the indictment against Governor Len Small and Vernon Curtis. With that count dropped the case lists 18 counts for Curtis and 24 for Small including embezzlement and conspiracy. Judge Edwards will rule on remaining counts shortly.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad laid off half its mechanical and clerical staff nationwide. Over 12,000 in seven shops face withdrawal or temporary layoff, with clerical workers alternating weeks. Train crews remain unaffected. Milwaukee shops will shed 6,000 positions, others in Duluth Minneapolis Miles City Deer Lodge Tacoma Bedford also hit by the cuts.
Montana agencies publish a list of aged beneficiaries and pensioners. The document details names and eligibility notes for residents receiving state assistance and benefits.
The U S House passed a bill authorizing the president to spend 20 million from the Grain Corporation lands for relief of distressed Russians. The vote was 114 to 5 in favor, with a second roll call 181 to 71. Debate focused on limiting funds for any foreign nation and keeping expenditures within the United States.
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