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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
3
In San Diego May 30 Dr G C Wethrill director of health education says mouth ulcers among public school bubblegum chewers may stem from allergy or dirty fingers. Tests show the imported Mexican gum is bacteria free. The note about the Susquehanna river length appears unrelated.
In a Friday evening discussion at Bill Webster’s parlor the group debates best ways to beat sleeplessness. They test methods from breathing slowly to tossing the pillow and consider counting various sheep breeds Merino Shropshire Oxford Dorset crossbreeds. Bert Childers weighs in to end the talk.
Montana tick fever shows a five year decline since 1941 according to health board records with one death in Big Horn and two new cases this year in Hill and Missoula counties. Officials note higher risk in warm springs and summers and urge vaccination before midsummer for mountain travelers.
Bridal shower for Mary Randall Fay at Mrs. Jerry McCormick’s ranch last Tuesday drew 35 guests. A Melville Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting planned vacation Bible school and featured speakers, while cancer awareness talks occurred at a Surprise Club gathering. The Big Timber Woman’s Club held its annual luncheon with musical performances and committee appointments. The Grey Cliff Womans Club met for a social evening with 10 members.
In the Montana Sixth Judicial District court guardianship of Bernard and Shirley Bryan minors, a private sale is ordered for an undivided one sixth interest in the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section fifteen, township three south, range thirteen east. Sale after June 21, 1947 at E O Overland law office Big Timber with 10 percent bid cash, balance on court confirmation and subject to 1947 taxes. Guardian Miriam Bryan Michels and attorney E O Overland.
Representative Douglas of the House states the nation must meet war costs in the next fiscal year. He outlines funding strategies and legislative steps to cover expenditures while managing budgetary pressures.
In 1945 more than 90 percent of federal outlays covered direct wartime costs, highlighting the large share devoted to the Second World War effort and military obligations.
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