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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
8
Auxiliary to meet Monday with officer installation planned. Miss Karen Hoaglund to work at Dudley Tyler ranch for sixth summer. New brides and visits noted along with moves, travels, and births. Memorial Day visits and local projects plus Norway travel and long-standing residents featured.
The piece argues that government planning cannot permanently solve unemployment. It criticizes rising deficits and wage costs, urges realistic private sector focus, and warns fiscal socialism stifles growth while unions push costs up. It cites President Kennedy era policy debates and IMF economist Jacobsson.
Harry Baustadt a former Shields valley resident and brother of Mrs H M Crane of Big Timber died in a Monday car crash between Tacoma and Walla Walla Washington. His wife also died when the car plunged over a cliff and was found the next day. Funeral services were held in Tacoma with relatives from Clyde Park and Big Timber in attendance.
A Tuesday afternoon downpour delivered .67 inches officially, with Clyde Davis station at .80 inches. Townwide total for the week reached 1.26 inches, while temperatures ranged from the mid 30s to upper 70s across the period.
A six day boat trip began near Fort Benton with Norm Starr and Morris Tronrud Jr aboard plus six others in four boats. The party plans to explore, photograph, and camp nightly along Twin Island about 30 miles downstream while awaiting trailers at Robinson's bridge north of Lewistown for the return voyage.
Washington Maryland six year old inventor Robert Wesley Patch will be awarded a U S patent Tuesday. He is believed the youngest person ever to be granted a patent for a new toy truck built in his Chevy Chase home.
Mrs. Jonas Maitland was admitted Friday for medical care and released Saturday. Frank Williams of Billings was admitted Monday for an appendectomy. Mrs. McLean Clark was admitted Monday for medical care and released Wednesday. Skip Pederson was admitted Monday as an accident victim and transferred to Billings hospital. Jim Shoulders of Henryetta Oklahoma has won 16 rodeo championships across bull riding and bareback bronc events.
A fragment notes that New York bobsledding, described as a sport connected to peril, was invented in 1890 by two American tourists in Switzerland. The sentence lacks additional details or outcomes.
Americans in an early period attached rails to ordinary toboggans. The practice shows inventive mobility adaptations as communities used available materials for transport.
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