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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
3
Census director reports the male per 100 female ratio fell from 102.5 in 1930 to 100.7 in 1940 across major races and regions. White males remain slightly ahead, nat and foreign born trends vary, with notable regional shifts from south to north and west.
The Montana Frontier by Merrill G. Burlingame, head of the history department at Montana State College, covers exploration, fur trade, mining, frontier government, cattle range, army work, Indian relations, religion, education, transportation, and agriculture in Montana's territorial era. End plates by Thomas A. Balzhiser. published by State Publishing Co. of Helena. adopted by Montana textbook commission as supplementary reference.
Barney Murphy of Great Falls won the district director post for the 10th district of the National Retail Credit association at Seattle. R. T. Schatz of Spokane became vice president, with Spokane selected for the 1943 meeting. Helen Lybold of Butte became vice president of the Pacific Northwest Women’s Breakfast clubs, and W. McCune of Missoula was named member of the Associated Credit Bureaus of the Pacific Northwest.
Thomas Moody a 34 year old cashier living on a modest salary meets old friend Toad McArdle at a charity race day. They gamble despite warnings, win big sums and face later financial strain from medical bills and mortgages before a risky racehorse plan offers a possible bailout.
George Little, a Libby barber, died at Libby General Hospital from injuries after a team he drove ran away dragging him several hundred feet. He had lived in Libby for years and later moved with his wife to a farm west of town.
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