Social notes and holiday travel in Big Timber and vicinity
Long list of locals gathering for Christmas events includes Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shaw hosting a surprise party at their ranch near Glasston. Many residents plan extended visits, travels to Spokane, California, Arizona, and Wisconsin, with emphasis on family gatherings and holiday outings. elk hunting and weather updates also appear.
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Leon Shaw
Glasston
W. W. Young
Reed Point
Pearsall
Texas
R. C. Rolland
J. C. O’leary
Fred H. Stickley
Albany
Ore
J. W. Bailey
George W. Moore
Missouri
Johnson
Overland
J. R. Kaiserman
Montana Power Co
Richland Center
Wis
Kaiserman
L. R. Peck
United Chorus
Ellen Rein
Frank Chase
Ralph
Shipe Traver
South Dakota
R. A. Traver
W. O. McKinsey
East Boulder
Park
Charles Tesarek
Lewistown
Charles Bryan
Spokane
Ray
Billy
Gillman Aller
Des Moines
Walter G. Aller
Old Kaintuck
Gordon Overland
E. 0
Verne Ankeny
Dalton
Neb
Henry Klindt
McLean Baskett
Big Timber
Chicago
Northwestern Medical School
L. W. Baskett
Fred Ellison
John Ellison
Yuma
Ariz
California
Mr. Ellison
Doll Davis
Roy Osburn
Bonners Ferry
Ida
Eddy
Miriam
Osburn
Port Angeles
Wash
Veasy
Cora Kelly
Seattle
Walt Huffman
Big Timber Service
Fort Benton
Christine Green
Thomas Mahan
Fort Riley
Kans
C. E. Smart
Iola Mahan
Helena
Scott Hoskinson
Will Churchill
Long Beach
Calif
J. J. Lacklens
Mesa
New Tax Saving Tips for Year End 1964 to 1965
The piece outlines how to reduce taxes by timing deductions and income before the 1965 rate change. It notes lower 1965 brackets, losses can offset gains up to 1000, and losses above that can be carried forward. Recommendations include paying deductible bills now and considering charitable contributions, medical expenses, and timing of income and expenses. It also mentions marital status changes before year end and a Scottish superstition about opening the door to Christmas.
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New York
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Minor defects seen as crippling to development says March of Dimes doctor
Dr Virginia Apgar of the March of Dimes warns that minor deformities can hinder emotional and mental growth. Johns Hopkins researchers note children with even small deformities feel isolated and face prejudice, while early correction can improve self esteem and social ability.
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March of Dimes
Virginia Apgar
Division of
The
National Foundation
Apgar
Nebraska
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Milton Edgerton
Edgerton
Eugene Meyer
Johns Hopkins
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Workman
Milwaukee
Meyer
Chuck Burger
Kansas City
March of Dimes Birth Defects Center
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Chon
She Travelers Safety Service
Aun
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Wisconsin
Allen Steward
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Cornell University
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