Delivery mixup ends six month Norwegian Pioneer woes
The Pioneer reports that Norwegian subscribers finally received papers after six months of nondelivery due to misread postal rates. Postmaster Bray had sent Norway copies with a single one cent stamp while foreign postage required 11 4 cent stamps per issue, causing returns and complaints from Hoyem Lund and Liland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Norway
Foreign
Chicago
Canada
United States
Jacob Hoyem
John Lund
Olaus Liland
Mr. Hoyem
George O. Rostad
McLeod
Ole Lund
Ringling
Kolben Haugstad
Claus Liland
Pioneer Office
Postoffice
Illinois
Bray
Washington
Washgton
Presidential strain and the burden of office
The New York Times notes the presidency bears increasing strain from overwork and crowds. It cites Adams and Wilson as past examples and suggests solutions such as using a dummy for handshakes to relieve the president’s workload. It argues Roosevelt called the burden infamous and urges easing the strain for a beleaguered leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Coolidge
John Quincy Adams
Wilson
Washington
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
THAT IS NOT REPEAL
The senate prohibition repeal proposal is only a revision, not an outright repeal. It would substitute a new amendment prohibiting liquor into dry states and empower Congress to ban saloons, while risking future state control. The plan relies on state legislatures for ratification, a minority-style obstacle unlikely to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World-Telegram
Senate
Congress
House
Crat
Nevada
Philippines
Manila
Philippine Legislative Mission
America
United States
Senate Overrides Hoover Veto On Philippines Independence
Washington January 17 Senate vote 66 to 26 overr ides President Hoover veto on the Philippines independence bill. The measure provides for a commonwealth with a ten year preparatory period under a high commissioner and local autonomy before independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Manila Bay
Capitol
Senate
Hoover
Philippines
House
Manila
Congress
United States
Commonwealth
Hawes
Missouri
Cutting
New Mexico
Bingham
Territories Committee
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Hare
South Carolina
Garner
Rainey
Pittman
Local Investment Promoters Accused In Baldwin Case
The government alleges Baldwin promoters inflated earnings for 1927 28 and 29 while Baldwin was in receivership or loss, misrepresented orders and deals with the National Film Fone Symphonic and other entities, and sold stock via Omega Investment with fictitious buyers and a voting trust led by Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage Onega Investment Co
Intermountain Sales Corporation
Columbia Trust Co
Nathaniel Badwin Company
Baldwin Company
New York
Baldwin
National Film Fone Company
Film Fone
Symphonic Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Salt Lake City
Treasury
Baldwin Corporation
Omega Investment Company
Columbia Trust Company
Alexander
Montana Solons Debate Apportionment and Public Pension Details
The Montana Legislature considers reapportionment with county losses and gains across 3,000 residents per seat, naming Blaine, Carbon, Cascade, Chouteau, Dawson, Deer Lodge, Gallatin, Lewis and Clark, Missoula, Phillips, Sheridan, and Yellowstone for losses. It also weighs county salary reductions, class reassignments, and a $65 monthly pension proposal for disabled National Guard veteran Andy Briscoe. Committees study liquor revenue and highway patrol bills funded by traffic fines, with varied administration options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Lewis and Clark
Missoula
Phillips
Sheridan
Yellowstone
Fergus
Flat
Woodcock
Silver Bow
Flathead
Besancon
Andy Briscoe
National Guard
Haight
Senate
House
Walis
Walker
Eaton
Larson
Teton
Campbell
Rognlein
Greene
Breitenstein
Hill
Letter
McElwain
Powell
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Grabow
Park
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Dusting Off The Old Ones: Montana Town Notes
Henry Wallum visited from his ranch while John Anderson arrived from East Boulder. The community records births deaths marriages and local business changes, noting a suicide estate settlement 1100 dollars, a Melville death and Norwegian-born Simon Lavold’s family, plus new residents and civic updates across Pioneer and Melville areas.
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Henry Wallum
John Anderson
East Boulder
A. Perrine
William Rea
Forsyth
J. F. Asbury
John Blainey
Hanly
Simon Lavold
T. S
B. S Lavold
T. S. Lavold
Melville
Norway
Montana
S. S. Lavold
Flekkefjord
B. S. Lavold
This County
Andrew Lavold
Miles City
Torval Gunderson
Rapstad Ranch
T. Sharpe
Shelley, Minn
Meville Cemetery
Notice Of Closing Of Registration Books For Big Timber Election
Notice announces closing of registration for Big Timber Montana city election on April 3, 1933. The Sweet Grass County Clerk invites electors to register by February 16, 1933 at 5:00 p m in the county courthouse. Registration requires appearance during legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
Court calendar for Sixth Judicial District Montana 1933
The schedule lists court terms for Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties in 1933 with term dates and naturalization hearings. Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass terms begin Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays respectively with repeated dates across January April July September November including final naturalization hearings and law and motion days.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Gallatin County
Sweet Grass County
Park County
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Sweet Grass County
Palmer M. Hauge applies to the Sweet Grass County treasurer on February 10 1933 for a tax deed to Lots 1 and 2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 Section 18 Township 2 North Range 14 East Montana Principal due 80.90 dollars dated January 5 1933.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Palmer M. Hauge
Evangelical Churches in Big Timber and Glasston Service Schedule
On Sunday January 22 1933 Evangelical Churches in Big Timber hold Sunday School at 10 a m Morning service at 11 with choir music E L C E at 7 15 p m Evening sermon at 8 Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday at the Hausserman home Ladies Aid meets Wednesday January 26 at 2 p m Glasston offers Sunday School at 2 p m and an afternoon service at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Barbour
Knute Hanson
Melville
Grand Hotel
Mirrielees
Lewistown
California
Upper McLeod Street
Livingston Concrete and Manufacturing Co
Herbert Nicholson
Browning- Dier Mercantile Co
Nicholson
West Boulder
Nicholson & Son
Clarence Johnson
Montana
Ellingson
Les
W. N. Nye
Gibson
Miles City
Dad” Palmer
Elks
Palmer
Jolly the
Scandinavian American Bank
W. P. Franklin
Jay Loving
E. J. Mo
Percy G. Webb
Jacob Hoyem
Norway
Yellowstone Stores Co
G. A. Loasby
A. L. Bray
A. H. Arneson
C. O. Hathaway
Robert Brownlee
Laura Williams
John E. King
Evangelical
Big Timber
Andrew Roukema
George Hausserman
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church Notes With Norwegian Communion Schedule
Lutheran services led by Pastor A. A. Holbeck will be conducted in Norwegian with Communion at 11 o clock. U P League gathers at 7 p m. Abe services are planned Wednesday at p m. Choir rehearsals set for Thursday at 7 p m. Confirmation class meets Wednesday and Saturday in BeBay at 4 30 p m.
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Wed- BeBay
St Mark's Episcopal Sermon by Pastor Frank Durant
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces a sermon by Pastor Frank Durant at 11 o'clock. Services focus on spiritual reflection and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Frank Durant
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Jerome Williams
Helena
Solons
Louis Satre
A. A. Lamp
O. J. Ellingson
Livingston
Minneapolis
William J. Mkillckland
Perry Jasper
Chet Martin
J. B. Scyphers
George Brammer
John Forster
Grey Cliff
Charles Davis
F. M. Lamp
Frank Peck
Harvey Clouse
Matt Michels
M.N. Nelson
W. A. Conwell
Glasston
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