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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
6
June 11 1908 reports H J Nelson arrives from Belgrade to assume Northern Pacific agent duties. New staff include Mrs Nelson and Mrs J A Mulkern. Local life notes cover theater, stenography work, a moving picture show, and community events alongside flood damage and bank staff changes.
A Father's Day feature outlines a broiled porterhouse steak menu. Tips from meat expert Reba Staggs cover broiling distance and rack setup, browning one side then the other, and serving hot. Accompaniments include French fries, buttered carrots, salad, sour cream dressing, French bread and apple pie.
The text notes drownings and tragedies linked to swimming as beaches and lakes draw crowds in summer. It stresses swimming offers relaxation and muscular activity, while buoyancy aids coordination and a sense of lightness in the body.
The text emphasizes swimming's therapeutic value for rehabilitation and warns of drowning risks among even skilled swimmers. It calls for supervision, cautions against dangerous pranks in water, urges early swim instruction, and advises medical clearance for ear problems before swimming.
The Catholic Directory reports 34,563,851 Roman Catholics in the United States Alaska and Hawaii, up 989,834 from last year. Over ten years Catholics increased by 9,295,678 with conversions at 1,252,854. largest archdioceses include Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Newark Detroit and Los Angeles.
The St. Lawrence Seaway, slated for completion in 1959, will provide ocean access to inland ports and boost shipping. Plans outline locks, canals, and dredging to enable year round vessel traffic and economic growth along the Great Lakes corridor.
A report mentions vessels of the world up to 10,000 tons entering Chicago directly.
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