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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

2

Livingston Man Pleads Innocent to First Degree Assault

George F Drake, 73, pleaded innocent in district court to a first degree assault charge for shooting his wife Josephine Drake 53 at their home in Livingston on December 13. He posted 2500 dollars bail and will be tried at the next term. Mrs Drake is recovering from a bullet wound.

Livingston George F.drake Hii Josephine Drake

Bamboo Can Reach 60 to 70 Feet in Months

The report notes bamboo can grow astonishingly fast, reaching heights of 60 to 70 feet within a few months, highlighting its rapid vertical growth.

Wilson predicts 1950 prosperity amid four key "ifs"

President Charles E. Wilson of General Motors says 1950 should mirror 1949 with continued prosperity if the nation avoids political missteps, international trouble, coal shortages, and major industrial shocks like a steel strike. He doubts any universal return to a sub $1,000 car.

Washington Charles E. Wilson General Motors Wilson United States News and World Report United States John L. Lewis

So You Can Hear Again brochure aids hard of hearing

A free brochure titled So You Can Hear Again offers practical guidance for deafened individuals to regain hearing and enjoy life. Send name and address on a penny postcard to Ray Farnell Assoc Dept 18 Spokane Washington to obtain a copy. Also share this notice with others who may be hard of hearing. Yellowstone rangers kill 65 elk in first three days.

Ray Farnell & Assoc. Dept W. Sprague Spokane Wash

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