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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
4
The essay extols the American Christmas spirit as a tide of generosity amid commerce. It argues the nation balances materialism with outward love of fellow, citing busy gift exchanges and crowded mails as proof of giving. It acknowledges critiques of materialism while noting the country shows strong acts of charity during the season.
The Butte Miner discusses the federal move to dissolve the big five meat packers and curb their scope. It notes the Palmer settlement allows firms to confine to slaughtering and packing while shedding unrelated lines and public stockyards. It lauds efficiency and by product use boosting rural economies under tighter regulation.
Montana records indicate banks are in good condition with stable finances as reported by the Montana Record Herald. Officials note overall health in the state’s banking sector despite market fluctuations.
The Montana bank examiner notes banks remained solvent during several years of drought and crop losses. Despite adversity, financial resources are growing and a few productive years could rapidly boost prosperity, population, industry, and wealth across the state.
Fred B Hall left for Los Angeles to spend the winter. Nellie and Minnie Stubblefield visited from Bozeman for the holidays with their mother. Mrs Richard Roberts came from Billings for Christmas with Mr and Mrs A E Walker. Sadie Bailey returns from Liberty Missouri for the holidays. Helen Hatch and Minta McCall return from the state university at Missoula for the holidays. FE Hall of Helena visited his parents for Christmas. Curtis Lanphear left for Nevada Missouri for an extended visit. Dr W A Moore bought S M Hungerford’s drug store and took possession. W C Ryan, high school principal, attended a statewide meeting on uniform high school work and dormitories was discussed.
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