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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
The renowned eye glasses expert Dr Reisland will visit the Grand Hotel for one day on June 11. He offers fittings and orders for all current eyeglass components and lenses.
Due to stringency in the money market the Palace meat market will be closed until further notice. All bills will be paid upon presentation at the shop. The owner thanks customers for their generous patronage. John Shutts.
Knights of Columbus leaders plan committees of women in towns with public health hospitals to comfort disabled service men. The drive aims to spend 85 million from the war fund on recreational and vocational training for veterans and educational work for other ex servicemen.
A Washington gathering of bankers and financiers from across the country will consult with President Harding after a White House dinner. The talks focus on using the Federal Reserve Board to restore normal financial conditions, extend credit for farmers, and potential longer credit terms and re discount changes. Grain growers’ spokesman Thorne of Chicago and an executive committee delegation from cities including Lincoln, St. Paul, Waco, Dekalb, Alva, Fort Dodge, Topeka, and Northfield attend.
Paris observes Memorial Day with France and America joint services at the Arc de Triomphe. Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace places a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as French and allied troops pass in a composite American occupation battalion. He emphasizes shared sacrifice and liberty.
Plans for cooperative grain marketing move forward with the Farmers' Fi secs corporation adopting a capital base of 100000000. Bernard Berech, a financier, will be an advisor as United States Grain Growers Inc executive committee delegates outlined the formation after meetings held yesterday and today.
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