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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

3

Four-Leaf Clover Ends With Hope In New York

In two part tale Ellen and John Chase struggle through heat and hunger in New York and Michigan. With mounting debt and a fragile plan, Ellen fights to feed two children while John clings to a promised contract. A sudden payday arrives but Ellen finally seeks a fresh start as prosperity looms.

New York Michigan John Chase Ellie John Ellen Big City Professor Picard Jack Bayer Jack Chase Dickie Long Island Ellen Chase Brussels George

Vermiculite Placer Patent Sparks Libby Mining Activity

Zonolite mountain ten miles north of Libby hosts active mining by Universal Insulation of Chicago employing 14 men with plans to triple output. A U S Land Office patent case, involving Senator Camden and others, centers on vermiculite placer No 4 covering about 160 acres, amid prior Zonolite lode claims and disputes.

Libby Universal Insulation Company of Chicago Spokane United States Land Office Great Falls Camden Desha Breckinridge W. S. Hunter W. S. Dudley Zonolite Company Hunter Dudley Vermiculite and Asbestos Company

Meat conservation program feeds relief efforts nationwide

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports nearly one billion pounds of meat conserved under emergency purchases of hogs cattle sheep and goats. About 790 million pounds of beef and mutton were saved and 104 million pounds of pork and lard conserved, all turned to the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation for relief distribution to relief rolls. The cattle and sheep purchases also aided drought distressed farmers by preventing herd losses and slashed market gluts.

Montana State College United States Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA Federal Surplus Relief Corporation

Agricultural adjustment boosts commodity shipments in first recovery year

The agricultural adjustment administration reports that farmers and firms in the agricultural southeast received about 43 percent more commodities used in industry and commerce in the first year of adjustment and recovery measures than in the prior year.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Vermiculite Zonolite Mines in Patent Clash and Ownership Shift

A fragment reports changes in control of Zonolite company with Detroit capitalists gaining control. It notes Vermiculite and Asbestos company may challenge patent claims while Zonolite holdings are said to be lode locations, not patented. The stake in Zonolite mountain and future operations are unclear. It mentions Libby property transfer to Universal Insulation of Chicago amid steam shovel activity.

Libby Universal Insulation Company of Chicago Vermiculite & Asbestos Company Vermiculite and Asbestos Company Zonolite Company Zonolite Mountain Detroit

Markers to honor Bear's Paw battle site by Chinook Lions

The Chinook Lions club will place markers this summer at the Bear's Paw battle site south of Chinook where Chief Joseph surrendered to Col. Nelson Miles after a major Montana clash. Three of four Indians in Joseph's command still live in Washington and point to spots where several chiefs were killed.

The Bear's Paw Chinook Joseph Nelson A. Miles Montana Lions Club State of Washington

Bear Killed by Two Boys Near Missoula

A 200 pound black bear limped near Lolo creek outside Missoula after its leg was torn by a trap. The animal was slain by two boys using .22 rifles, ending its suffering.

Lolo Creek Missoula

Veterans of three wars attend Bozeman Rotary luncheon

Veterans of three wars spoke at a Bozeman Rotary Club luncheon where Dr. R. R. Renne, state college economist, estimated World War I and later losses at 350 to 500 billion dollars in total economic cost.

Bozeman Rotary Club R. R. Renne State College

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