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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
3
Washington codes list certified chicks and hatching eggs. Price list includes ducks and Muscovy varieties like Houdans and Polish, with Red Caps. Contact O. W. Bentert in Ixonia, Wisconsin, for code 822 and complete pricing.
Dixon and a glamorous woman share a secret corner talk at a party arranged by Hilary. He confesses a new sense of life, she reveals turmoil and a hinted departure to Europe, and they share a kiss before a planned return to the studio. The scene ends with a promise to continue next week.
The article notes that hunting is limited in winter as no bounty is paid on the game and pelts fetch little on the market, reducing activity among local sportsmen.
Officers are T. C. Russell of Butte as president and E. C. Batox of Roundup as vice president. Board members include Albert Gately of Chicago S. H. Tiltomn of Gilman and J. M. Freeman of Billings. The group kept February coal prices unchanged from January.
B Fehrenkamp of the Ravalli County creamery in Hamilton won first place in the 1934 state extension butter educational project per Dr J A Nelson Montana State College dairy head. Three hundred seventy three butter samples were scored during the year for quality keeping quality sediment and analysis. Community seed deficit meetings began late December to explain the emergency AAA seed program and gather seed orders.
The oldest printed document is attributed to Wang Chieh a Chinese craftsman who used wood blocks to print in 868 A D highlighting early printing technology and cultural achievement.
Dr. W. J. Butler, Montana relief administrator, told a joint legislature assembly that direct relief cannot build morale and urged continuation of work relief plus support for the Montana water conservation board. He cited $24.1 million in federal relief since 1932, with 26,790 cases totaling 89,980 people, averaging $29 monthly per family.
The Missoula city council weighs reducing voting precincts as a way to lower election expenses. The move aims to streamline polling locations and save public funds amid ongoing budgeting considerations.
An old advertisement warns that kidneys have 15 miles of tubes that can clog with waste and cause backache and other pains. It touts Doan's Pills as a safe, proven remedy used for over 40 years, urging readers to ask a druggist and avoid risky "kidney cures." Noting the product's long history and reliable relief, it places Foster Milburn Co. as the maker.
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