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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
2
Rev. Wallace Bristol announces services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. The first Sunday features Holy Communion, the third Sunday morning prayer. Strangers and newcomers are always welcome.
Reports that anti American feeling is rising in England are received calmly by Americans who recall that nobody ever liked the richest kid on the block.
Senator Murray releases a report to the Senate Small Business Committee detailing ten recommendations to curb the steel grey market, boost capacity by 1950, and prevent bankruptcies among independent businesses. He calls for RFC loans, production moratoriums during downturns, and possible direct government production if steel firms refuse to cooperate.
District Court in Sweet Grass County Montana orders sale of Mary Edna Mitchell estate real property in Big Timber by administratrix Lettie M Tucger. Private sale to highest bidder after July 24 1948 with 10 percent cash at sale and balance on court confirmation. buyer to pay second half 1948 taxes and title costs. Picts at Overland law office Big Timber Montana. terms set by July 7 1948 order.
County agent F B Feterson warns livestock owners not to feed sweet clover to cattle as it impairs blood clotting causing fatal bleeds from minor wounds. Spoiled hay poses greatest danger with onset 14 to 25 days after feeding. normal blood returns after switching to alfalfa. Dehorning should wait three weeks post quitting. calves and sheep may die around calving or lambing.
The three day Independence Day period produced 550 accidental deaths nationwide. Traffic traffic fatalities totaled 296, drownings 184, miscellaneous 66, and fireworks four. Pennsylvania led with 44 deaths, while New Hampshire and South Dakota reported no accidental fatalities.
A reflective line noting that smoke visibility has vanished since the installation of burned gas furnaces, altering how one judges wind direction and weather cues.
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