Angles Continue Street Work and Local Oddities
Angles notes progress as Ted and street crews lay two more blocks on Second Avenue and a block on Sixth and Fifth near the hospital. Gil Aller unveils a brindle bob kitten in The Pioneer office, joking about keeping and raising it at the ranch. The piece also hints a lull in legislative fuss as attention shifts to possible actions by Congress.
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Ted
Second Avenue
Jack
Trimble
Gil
Gil Aller
Pioneer
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in One Hour
An old advertisement promotes a strong Zermicide for athlete's foot that claims to kill the germ in one hour. It promises instant drying with day or night use and offers a 40 cent refund if not pleased at any drug counter. Cole Drug Co. is listed as the seller.
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Cole Drug Co
Government unity and open debate for justice and freedom
The text urges cutting budget deficits without harming the economy or national defense. It emphasizes a duty to support government when policy aligns with public approval while fostering a climate where conflict of ideas yields truth. It calls for fair play in politics, sports, and business within the law.
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Ike
Sheriff White Resigns After Confrontation With Voice
A recording shows Sheriff White recounting a heated exchange with an unidentified voice urging him to resign and threaten pressure in Park County. White says he refused to resign, stating he enjoys law enforcement and will continue as sheriff, while noting intense public scrutiny and long hours.
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Mr. Anderson
Livingston
Attorney General's Office
White
Park
Sheriff vows to close houses of prostitution
County officials pressed to remove brothels after protests from residents and gamblers. Sheriff White said he will work with the attorney general to close illicit houses, citing direct evidence and testimony requirements, and urged authorities to act promptly despite public criticism.
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Mendous
Lawrence “Mather
Bryan T. Lovely
David Rigler
Mather
Lovely
Bodine
Fred
Norman C. Robb
Billings
White
Board of County Commissioners
Sheriff White
Aswell
Park
Helena
Tion
David Drivdahl Elected To 4H Club Honorary
David Drivdahl elected to 4H Club Honorary for leadership in 4H activities. He will head the Senior Pioneer and Farm Youth Exchanges assembly in December and lead a state 4H club demonstration party. He is active with the Angustern College 4-H group through the year.
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David"Drivdahl
David
Activitie
Echoal
Local Jaycees Win Civic Service Award at State Meet
The Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce received the national Operation Civic Service award during the state Jaycee convention in Kalispell. President and Mrs Henry Stokke host the August board meeting after locals returned from the convention with the recognition for meeting all program requirements.
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Wass
Theatrip
Jaycees
Civic
Bergone
Seycees
Pythian Officers Set For Installation This Thursday
Cecil Valgamore will lead as secretary and Walt Rash as treasurer as Knights of Pythias officers are installed tonight. Election followed a special nominating committee report by E Carl Mosness Mervin Wertz and P R Cox with Broughton taking office and others advancing within the line.
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Pythian
Cecil
Valgamore
Ledyas
Walt
Knights Pythias
Carl Mosness
Mervin Wertz
R. Cox
Broughton
Cox
Scott Hoskinson
Orientation Meeting For Scouts Tuesday
An orientation meeting for Boy Scouts and parents to discuss the national jamboree will be held in the Montana Power building in Bozeman Tuesday at 7 30 p m Wallace West jamboree chairman and Max Elliott Scout executive will outline itinerary activities and camping needs for Yellowstone Valley council contingent of two troops totaling 74 boys. interested boys with trip prospects urged to attend with parents.
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Montana
Bozeman
Wallace West
Yellowstone Valley Council
Max Elliott
Wall ‘Forge
Council
Electronic Waterfowl Call Devices May Be Banned
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service studies electronic waterfowl calling devices with possible bans or control. A recording of geese feeding sounds, more realistic than prior calls, could threaten species preservation. East coast states report use. surveys show thousands of geese killed. Montana notes these devices have not yet been used there.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Wynn Freeman
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Blood Fee Set by Montana Blood Program
Montana Blood Program chapters vote to charge hospitals $6.00 processing fee for Red Cross blood starting July 1. State Blood Council Chair M H Burchak says the fee covers processing costs while hospitals bill patients for administration. blood itself remains free.
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Montana Blood Program
State Blood Council
M. H. Burchak
Stanford
Charles Tisdale
Livingston
Montana
Broge m
Red Cross
Burchak
Car Crash Leaves Jerald Mackley Severely Hurt
Jerald D. Mackley, 34, was rushed to Billings for treatment after a Sunday crash three miles east of Grey Cliff. His car left the highway, plunged down a 10 foot embankment into a creek, rolled over, and he was thrown free, suffering head injuries and remaining unconscious. The sequence began with Melville and Eaton's Inn sightings before the wreck.
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Jerald D. Mackley
Billings
Grey -Cliff
Tion
Melville
Eaton’s Inn
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