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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

8

Local Notices And Updates From Bozeman Area

Community briefs list births marriages and hospital visits including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs A H Richardson of Merced and a baby girl announced for Rev E R Bellingham now in Coleville Saskatchewan. Also notes staff changes at the courthouse and local arts and theater events plus a record of tourist traffic and weather effects in Big Timber.

Biz Timber Hospital A. H. Richardson Merced E. R. Bellingham Congregational Church Coleville Saskatchewan Canada

Judge Smith Named For Murray Estate Administration

Judge Henry C. Smith of Helena was named special administrator of James A. Murray’s estate by District Judge J. J. Lynch. Bond fixed at 250000. Widow Mary H. Murray waived letters and supported Smith’s appointment. Murray reportedly left liquid securities in Silver Bow and cash totaling 265000. Montana real and personal property valued about 500000. nephews Marcus A. Murray and James E. Murray contest the will, implying possible appeals and delays.

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Federal Reserve board outlook May review

The Federal Reserve Board reports modest May improvements in some sectors but little near term prospect for sharp gains. Production and distribution rose slowly. demand for funds eased. prices show irregularity. Unemployment rose, wages face obstacles, and agriculture suffered from cold wet May hurting fruit and cotton crops.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Naval bill clears Senate after extended fight

The Senate passed the naval appropriation bill by 54 to 17, paving a clash with the House over increases to 2494,000,000 and the Borah disarmament amendment. Debate centered on funding, base construction, and calls for a wider disarmament conference with Britain and Japan.

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Bill Would Provide Money For Western Cattlemen

Relief for western cattlemen appears near as Secretary Mellon backs Senator Bursum’s plan to amend the Federal Reserve Act. The proposal would advance 500 million to federal reserve banks to sustain loans to cattlemen during depressed prices, enabling banks to extend credit until market improves. A parallel War Finance Corp bill seeks loans to banks for livestock lenders at 5 percent interest, with caps tied to bank capital.

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President Harding Visits Commission Authority and Road Reparations

President Harding visits the commission to discuss maintenance questions under federal control and guaranty periods. Prompt decisions aim to redeem the wartime road measures and return roads and equipment to their prewar condition or pay for needed repairs. The plan envisions several hundred million dollars to cover costs.

Library Hours Clarified Amid Scheduling Confusion

The library posts new public hours noting operation on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. and on Thursday and Saturday from 1 p.m. until closing. The schedule aims to accommodate students and residents after school.

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