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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
Saturday brought praise for Charles A Lindbergh and especially for his mother Ma Lindbergh. The piece lauds the ascent of the youthful aviation pioneer from cradle to fame in only 25 years, highlighting the mother's protective joy.
The anti third term movement gains momentum as many Democrats and Republicans back the idea. Supporters cite Calvin Coolidge’s 1924 votes as proof of broad admiration while acknowledge questions about his holding the presidency beyond two terms. The observer notes prosperity masks some decline and predicts trouble mounting as voters face loan payments.
Berlin reports a two way trans continental aerial freight service linking New York to Europe within a year. Charles A Levine outlines crossing the Atlantic in two hops, with 2000 pound payloads and a 40 hour schedule, aiming for an international company with $10 million capital.
The passage notes that while Americans played a decisive role in halting the last German charge on Paris, victory required all allied forces. It credits the American effort with saving Paris and preventing Haig from needing to retreat his army to England.
In Helena on June 15 Governor Erickson announced multiple appointments. J. S. James of Conrad becomes state engineer on July 15, replacing C. S. Heide. Ben Henry of Butte is named state quartz mine inspector. John R. Page of Philipsburg and Louis Herbert of Helena take boiler inspector roles, while Page and Herbert hold first class licenses. Arthur Redding becomes accounting department assistant. Additional appointees include B. J. Anderson, Dr Asa Willard, Miss E Augusta Ariss, and Mrs Margaret Oseguin to various state boards. All appointees are Democrats.
Montana's oldest citizen William Berkin will mark his 101st birthday June 14 at his home by the Orphan Girl mine. A modest celebration is planned with only a few family friends, as his son John says excitement could be risky for the veteran trailblazer.
The State of Montana summons defendants in a suit to cancel a 1917 real estate sale contract and quiet title to 2884.84 acres in Sweet Grass County including sections 5 7 9 8 and 17 with water rights. The case seeks adverse claim determinations and is filed by Land Company and associates with attorneys T B Weir and Harry P. Bennett. Publication dates June 16 23 30 and July 7 1927.
The district court summons defendants in a Montana quiet title action by Gallatin Valley National Bank to determine ownership and clear encumbrances on land in Big Timber Grass County. The property covers blocks one through twenty in Yellowstone Addition, Big Timber. Court seal dated June 16 1927 with publication note and ad line.
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