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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

3

Freakish Gales Run Mercury Down Scale

Severe weather grips central regions with freak gales and heat giving way to cooler forecasts. Death toll from ten days of heat and storms climbs past six hundred, with Philadelphia and New York hardest hit. Chicago reports injuries from broken glass as winds sweep the business district. Weather crews predict moderation through midweek across the Midwest, while frosts hit Wyoming. Across the nation a Norse American centennial program unfolds as President Coolidge visits Minneapolis and St Paul.

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Guests Of Honor In Big Convention City

In St Paul at the Minnesota State fairgrounds the Norse American centennial program featured President Coolidge as principal speaker marking the hundredth anniversary of organized Norwegian immigration in America.

Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota Coolidge

U S Road Chief In Accord With Program

President Coolidge is kept informed on China as American naval aircraft and Marines in Shanghai and Peking guard duties are pledged for protection. Secretary Wilbur allows Admiral Washington discretion over ships and troops in the Asiatic squadron as of now. The force includes 41 officers under Brigadier General W D Connor at Tientsin plus Shanghai volunteers.

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Grey Cliff Notes Use Local Life In Wide Rustic Chronicle

Grey Cliff residents report on building and relief work as Oscar Braaten excavates for a new home and relief agent E R Britten assists in Mis soula. Local families share meals and births while rainfall aids crops. students finish the term and teachers prepare for grade changes. The community notes visitors from Livingston and Billings attend Norse-American events in Minneapolis.

Oscar Braaten E.R. Britten Missoula E. H. Payne F. A. Turvey Wm. Hansen Bridger Creek Frank Peterson Grey Cliff Manhattan Preston Sanders Joe Peterson Fred Baker Jessie Gregory Livingston Eva Macer Billings Los Angeles Bert Burrill Alec Burrill Bert Duffys Harold Branne Minneapolis Coolidge Julia Hyland Denver University Beatrice Hoese Butte Hyland Frank Turvey Turvey

Luther College Quartet Garners Praise On Coast Tour

Luther College Quartet accompanying the Luther College Concert Band on a summer tour gave 91 concerts across the coast. Critics praised their music as the quartet, formed by four Luther students, includes three band members and strong soloists.

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Luther College Band Named World Famous Organization

The Luther College Concert Band has toured Europe and most of the United States since 1874, visiting six world capitals and major American cities. Over 47 years it has logged about 39 000 miles and given roughly 450 concerts, earning broad critical acclaim as a premier college ensemble.

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Graduation Honors Vittorio Sperati Of Luther College Band

Vittorio Sperati graduates from Luther College this year after fifteen years with the Luther College Concert Band. He is the director’s son and has long shown musical talent from age nine as a drummer and flutist. He played nabimba on the 1914 European tour and later mastered xylophone and chimes. He conducts capably in his father’s absence and leaves the band with a bright future in music.

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