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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

6

Legislature Battles Over Primary Change and Budget Cuts

Montana lawmakers debated a bill to change ballot name rotation and rejected a closed primary. The session reviewed liquor permit reforms, state budgeting cuts, and new measures to streamline state offices, with several bills advanced or referred for further action.

State Capitol Helena House Flachsenhar Oregon Committee On Montana Eaton Yellowstone Secretary of State Senate McCormick Center Fallon Kane Ravalli Demel Pauline Republican Flathead Erickson Farmer-Labor Loble Lewis and Clark A. T. Larsen Hanson Daniels Fitzgerald Graybill Cascade Jeffray Jefferson Eastern Western Cnde McCarthy John M. Rapelje Committee On No More Holt Keely of Powell Ainsworth McAfee White of Richland

House actions move several measures through committee and floor

McCarty’s S H R 147 was saved by referral to the public health committee after committee kill. House approved favorable reports on bills including 186 extending the mechanics lien law to coal mines, 197 fixing state tax rates, and 176 expanding public service commission powers. Two Loble repeal measures were killed and bills 56 91 143 and H J R 3 advanced or passed.

Ways and Means House State University Caplis Ruffcorn Bergstrom Duncan Schoening Holt Flynn Senate Finance Committee Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School Havre McCarty Public Health Committee Fairgrieve Wurthner Shields Public Service Commission

French Embassy To Vatican Will Get It

Paris February 2 The chamber of deputies voted 314 to 250 to suppress the French embassy to the Vatican. Premier Herriot defended the move as for France’s interest while pledging to keep a diplomatic agent at the Vatican to represent the recovered provinces. The measure must still be passed by the state before becoming final.

Senate Spencer, McGormick Duncan State Orphan's ‘Home Swift, Smith and Taylor State Capitol Adjutant General State Forester Child and Animal Protection Bureau Orphans Home Board of Charities State Board of Examiners Adjutant General’s Department Consolidated Board State Forester’s Office Board of Charities and Reforms Paris Vatican Chamber of Deputies Herriot France Chamber M. Herriot Alsace-Lorraine George Leygues Abbe Lemiere

Wasted Words and a Deaf Barber Scene

A frustrated customer enters a barber shop and demands silence as he mutters about news and sports. The barber, Johnson, is described as deaf and dumb, making communication difficult. The piece portrays a humorous, speechless encounter in a small-town setting.

Johnston Johnson Tonsoria Journal

Sandringham keeps daylight saving year round

King George’s Sandringham estate remains the sole English site using year round daylight saving for over fifty years. Clocks run half an hour ahead of Greenwich to ensure punctuality, a system begun by King Edward when prince of Wales and quickly adopted by nobles in the community.

King George Sandringham England Greenwich Edward Prince of Wales

Waitress Snaps at Customer Over Eggs in Notre Dame Juggler

In a Notre Dame Juggler vignette a waitress, irate and haughty, slams utensils, tosses a napkin, and demands how the eggs should be cooked. The diner retorts with a sharp reply, asking for eggs “just like you are.”

Notre Dame

That Old Love Letter From Youth Becomes the Real Thing

A man reads a childhood love letter found by his wife and mother. The note, written when he was four by his former sweetheart, pleads for affection and a school picnic. The man sighs and says the letter was the real thing, then withdraws, leaving his wife remorseful.

Johnnie Nicholson Johnnie Cleveland Plain Dealer

Method to Seal Copper and Glass for Vacuum Bulbs

Engineers devise a copper to glass sealing method using an ultra thin sheet edge to join, enabling a strong vacuum seal similar to platinum. The technique relies on matching expansion stresses by thinning the materials to minimize joint strain and prevent leaks.

Census clerk jokes about odd job classifications

Miss Mary V. Dempsey, a junior statistician with the 1920 census, says enumerators’ reports yield more humor than joke books. She supervised 250 clerks who found listings such as pigs feet singers under musicians and items like assembler of gravity and instructor in a school for brides.

Mary V. Dempsey Dempsey Niagara Falls

Raggedy Ann Burro Buried With Military Honors

Raggedy Ann, the pet burro of Battery F Twelfth field artillery, died at Fort Houston Texas after a battle with pack mules. The burial on Pershing field included field guns firing taps and a bugler, with a headpiece bearing testimonials and an alfalfa wreath.

Raggedy Ann

Names of great composers begin with M joke

A humorous remark about famous composers. The speaker notes many greats share initial M with Mozart Mendelssohn Meyerbeer and Moszkowski, provoking a playful exchange about names and talent.

Jiffers Mozart Mendelssohn Meyerbeer Moszkowski Mel

Pearls in U S Rivers Through New Propagation Efforts

United States fisheries experts state that scientific propagation of fresh water mussels will enable rivers to yield a large pearl harvest. Pearl fishing already occurs in some rivers and last year over 5 million dollars worth of pearls were found in mussel shells from the Mississippi, Black, and White rivers.

America United States Bureau of Fisheries United States Mississippi

One Reason A Very Stout Gentleman Shuns Golf

A portly man explained he once tried golf but could not see the ball when it was far enough to reach and could not reach it when it was visible.

Killing in Herrin Prompts Martial Law Debate

In Herrin Illinois a man claiming to be an officer was shot by Policeman Rufus Whitson after wounding Officer Sim Stephens and terrorizing La Mar hotel staff. The incident followed prior killings and a push for troops as Sheriff Galligan sought martial law and a coroner’s jury exonerated Whitson.

Herrin Ills Lamar Rufus Whitson Sim Stephens Galligan Whitson Joseph Phillips Johnson Springfield Sheriff Galligan Black Phillips S. Glenn Young Ora Thomas Glenn Fowler Young Ross Lisenby Lisenby Fowler Stephens Phil

Churches Lutheran Church Sunday schedule and activities

Rev. A. A. Holbeck, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10 a m and English services at 11 a m. Livingston services at 7 30 p m. Y P League at 7 p m. Confirmation class Saturdays at 10 a m and choir rehearsals Tuesdays at 7 p m.

Lutheran Church A. A. Holbeck Livingston

St Josephs Church Announces Mass Sundays on 2nd and 4th

St Josephs Catholic Church says Rev Father Hennessy conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The notice invites parishioners and local residents to attend in the church hall.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Father Hennessy

Congregational Church Sunday School at Ten A M

A Congregational Church announces Sunday School services at ten in the morning. The notice invites all members and attendees to attend the instructional session.

St Mark's Episcopal Church Services at 11 Each Sunday

St Mark's Episcopal Church invites parishioners to attend Sunday services led by Rev. J. W. Hard, Rector, with worship at 11 o'clock. The notice emphasizes regular weekly gatherings and church leadership.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church J. W. Hard

Evangelical Church Service Times and Events

Rev. N. A. Eller leads the Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. C. E. services are at the parsonage Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting is Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Evangelical Church N. A. Eller Arcade

Seventh Day Adventist Elder A. J. Lockett Sermon

Elder A J Lockett leads a Sabbath service with Sabbath school at 2 PM.

Seventh Day Adventiere A. J. Lockett

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Board of Examiners Rice Joffrey Hoffman Livestock Committee Pop Mom Mozart and U. S Illinois Davis Congregational Church The Montana State University Glee Club DeLoss Smith Miss Bernice Berry H. P. Mooney James H. Wick J. J. Gallagher O. J. Ellingson Motor Inn
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