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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

6

Ramsay Macdonald Wins Move to Form New Government

London reports Ramsay Macdonald will likely travel to Windsor Castle to form a new Labour government after Stanley Baldwin resigns as prime minister to King George. The shift follows Labour’s election gains and signals a push for a broader foreign policy realignment and arms diplomacy with the United States.

London Stanley Baldwin King George Windsor Castle Greatritain Ramsay Macdonald House of Commons Baldwin Arthur Henderson Phillip Snowden J. H. Thomas Macdonald Hempstead United States Labor Party David Lloyd George Great Britain Tahoe High Seas Assin Gero France Beong Stenethening fForeign Artie Henderson Philbiy Snowden Wome Thomas Lord Sankey Lord Thomson Sir Charles Trevelyan Tom Shaw Arthur Greenwood Noel Braxton Adiusiralty Loed Chelmsford Stinkes Baldwin England Bald

Honor Rell Of Rural Schools Perfect Attendance List May

Rural districts report May perfect attendance for many pupils across multiple areas. Names include Melville and Glasston lists with numerous students and guardians such as Mrs. Pearl Neill Arthur Glaseman Clifford Reynolds and Ethel Neill among others.

Melville Pearl Neill Arthur Glaseman Clifford Hugh Reynolds Bernhard Stone Ethel Donna Neill Glasston Eauna Franklin Iva Violet Bowman Marie Bainter Alice Franklin Phyllis Sandsness Mabel Butler Lawrence Jackman Leon Olin Gordon Tom Osen Howie Josee K. Lidd Lillian Baeken Donen Gottlob Dorothy William Rostad White Beaver Reho Fanning Joseph and Pillipare Mervin Loran Wumphrey Marion Sibbit Burnett New Peterson Louise Callip Kent Nora Fraser Nalph Clarence Berrie Charles Hatsserman George Marjorie Mae Marlow Peter Olando Telmar Agnes Lilly Terl Gedar Creek Mes Lydia Thomas Mars Sharpe Boulder Margaret Pannah Lloyd Morley Clarence Lamp Robert Willie McKenzie Ida Bourne Grey Claprimars Anne Chisholm Howard Forsythe Lucile Sanders William Raxsmond Lorraine Hughes Grey Clapper Helen Chisholm Wilbert Carter Morland Flattum Lee Sanders Willie Dora Peterson Louise Vehrens Margaret Fahlgren Mhestlis Utermeahle Alice Hughes Deer Creek Crystal Springs Christine Green Lester Green Dry Creek Gertrude Frost Nuby

Prairie marriage and family listings for multiple couples

A long list of paired names and spouses appears, detailing numerous couples tied to various place names and family groupings. The fragment reads like an old social or household record with multiple surnames and first names connected by dashes.

Cheyenne Flood Damages Rise Across Wyoming Region

Flood losses mounted as Cheyenne officials and residents assessed damage after northeast Wyoming rains. The Nod creek flood, eight feet water in spots, washed away a bridge near Ucross and flooded Crow Creek valley, with cattle and sheep losses heavy and city, county, and state properties damaged.

Paze Onelings Mont Cheyenne Buffalo- Sheridan Kein Ceross Hubert Johnson Jack Chapman Buffalo Rein Chapman Johnson Hein Wyoming Billings Burlington Vine Wyoming Railroad Custer Battlefield Sheridan Black Hills Ucross KE. T. Lazear Liezear Burlington Railroad Colorado Crow Creek Valley Federal Colorado State Line Chesnue

Campers urged to cut forest fire risk with flashlights

Article stresses fire prevention during camping season by using flashlights for night searches and striking only necessary matches. It warns careless matches cause vast timber losses and promotes flashlight use to save trees and reduce wildfires.

Cat U. S America

Safe Lighting on Moving into a New Home

A guide urges preparing flashlights before or during first nights in a new house or summer cottage. It notes utility company delays, suggests carrying a flashlight for danger avoidance, lighting paths and assisting others, and praises portable lights as a safeguard against dark interiors.

Gas and Electric Lighting Company

Livestock Of State Is In Good Condition

Dr. W. J. Butler Montana state veterinarian told the Montana Stockgrowers association in Butte that the state has the best livestock condition in history. He cited low bovine tuberculosis rates, near eradication of cattle seabies, ample grass and water, and a strong outlook driven by smaller outfits and good management.

Butte Mont W. J. Butler Montana Stockgrowers’ Association Butler United States Montana

Higher Court Upholds Right of Pocket Veto

The Supreme Court rules unanimously that pocket vetoes are valid whether or not the legislation reached the White House in the final days of a session. Justice Sanford notes adjournment means end of any congressional session, requiring ten days for action or responsibility for inaction. The case involved the Okanogan and other Washington tribes and a bill concerning their claims.

Wasitington Supreme Court White House Congress Justice Sanford Okanogan Washington Court of Claims

Bigger Midland Fair Promises Greater Empire Attractions

The fourteenth annual Midland Empire fair opens in Billings on Labor Day for five days with enhanced agricultural exhibits, larger livestock shows, a bigger auto and industrial show, a top speed program, a monster rodeo, and spectacular nightly fireworks. Four bands will play daily and Wortham Shows will contribute to the event.

Billings Montana J. M. Bresnahan Fair Board Midland Empire West Fairgrounds Wortham

Five Bandits Rob Car and Steal 75000 in Oklahoma City

Five men hijacked a bank messenger car in Oklahoma City, shot Charles H. Vowell in the arm, and escaped with about 875,000 in currency. Some bills were left behind. the total seized was reportedly 75000, with an outstanding state reward offered for the capture and conviction of the robbers.

Oklahoma City Okla American First National Bank Charles H. Vowell Hugh Joohnson Bank Vowell Federal Reserve Bank Crede Harper Robinson Avenue W. J. Holloway

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