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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
4
The Pioneer reports comparative costs for year ending April 30, 1926, vs News bid and statutory rates. It notes total payments to the Pioneer and potential county savings of 1712.31 dollars, plus critique of the News and repeated misspellings affecting public notices and job work.
The Fess farm credits bill backed by President Coolidge failed 26 to 54 in the Senate. It would have created a 100 million dollar revolving loan fund for cooperative marketing groups. Senator Robinson's 200 million dollar farm export corporation proposal also failed, 26 to 51, with further tariff committee probes and an adapted plan by Senator Howell.
Washington, June 27. Republican leaders in the house and senate plan to adjourn next Saturday. They aim to postpone rivers and harbors, coal legislation, debt settlement, and other matters. A final senate vote on farm relief is expected by Tuesday, guiding Wednesday action in the house.
Gratitude extends for help at the annual Picnic dinner. Special recognition given to the Grey Cliff hand and the Deer Creek Lutheran Ladies' Aid for their assistance and support.
A big Fourth of July dance is set at Grey Cliff for Monday night July 5. Residents are invited to join the celebration with music and festivities planned at the Grey Cliff venue.
The Melville wool clip sold for 35 cents per pound to Harvey Cort of Cordingley Co. Overland DeLuxe sedan delivered to Nick Frederickson by Motor Inn. Ed Ellingson and Homer Wheeler traveling to Billings for another Overland. Mrs. Paul L. Van Cleve Sr. at Big Timber hospital showing improvement after a period of unconsciousness. Mrs. Alvin Shipton and children visiting Lavold home in McIntyre. Lions host ladies dinner with solos by Gladys Arneson and Dean Lowry. D. W. Higbie praised as handsomest man. New filings for Republican tickets include F. M. Lamp for county attorney and J. A. Lowry, George C. Campbell, Ben B. Miles for Legislature. Ellen Steensland filed as Democrat for Superintendent. Mrs. Clifford Goff returned to Fair Store from Sherman Texas. Death reported of Magnus Stone’s four-year-old son in Livingston. body to be brought home. Mrs. George W. Carl of Gibson visited Big Timber. Miss Martha Hansen visiting from St Paul on return to Idaho. Market: Wheat and flax quotes listed. various spring wheat prices. Theodore Slettebo and Theda L. Thompson wed yesterday with congratulations from friends. L. Mannerson to buy bakery operations and move across the street with new equipment by August 1. Addie Hoem has no fixed plans.
University of Washington surged at the final eighth of a mile to beat Navy by about a quarter length in the intercollegiate regatta held in Poughkeepsie New York Syracuse trailed by three lengths Pennsylvania by a length and a half behind the winners Columbia showed a disappointing fifth Cornell finished strong and noted in the standings
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