Speed Follows Stock Market In Auto Wreck Fatalities Rise
After a month of rising stocks, speed of autos also climbs. Reports statewide show speeds rising from 20 25 mph to 35 40 mph when a wreck occurs and a fatality results.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
After a month of rising stocks, speed of autos also climbs. Reports statewide show speeds rising from 20 25 mph to 35 40 mph when a wreck occurs and a fatality results.
The first special edition marks Livingston's fiftieth anniversary praising publishers and historians. It features varied, accurate historical material and excellent advertising pages with generous merchant support and strong community praise.
Washington confirms Lewis Penwell of Helena as internal revenue collector for Montana with a $5000 annual salary. The appointment is framed as a warm welcome back to the Democratic Party.
Helena notes Judge Roy Ayers who represents Montana's Second district has championed a return to two cent postage and lower air mail rates. His four month tenure shows him an influential, busy congressman with a broad mail following from the First district.
George McGee of Anderson South Carolina dismisses hard times arguing he was born near a railroad and river with a sparse home. He recalls a frugal rural life with limited schooling, old clothes, homemade furniture, simple meals, and modest possessions, claiming hardships were relative to those times.
Account describes a dawn cattle drive to Tom Miner Basin using sheep along a highway to avoid traffic. It notes Susana, a former U S Army veteran born in Austria Hungary with Romanian parentage, and Martin were killed in the incident. Former Sheriff Gilbert was deeply affected by the loss. Susana’s funeral likely to be handled by a fraternity.
Dance at East Boulder school Saturday June 24 with tickets 50c. Also a Springdale school dance Saturday June 24. Lost suitcase with clothes between Big Timber and Wagner ranch. finder please leave at Pioneer office or with Harry Wagner. For sale ranch 840 acres fourteen miles north of Big Timber on Dugout road with 50 head cattle, asking five dollars per acre. Cremer Rodeo Co Shawmut Montana 18-tf. Rent 512 acres with four room house just outside Big Timber. Phone 32 K. 30-tf.
The City of Big Timber calls 6 percent water works refunding bonds numbers 62 and 63 for July 1, 1933. Nelle O. Lamb, City Treasurer.
Evangelical Churches led by Pastor Andrew Roukema schedule Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service at 11 with The Gifts of the Holy Spirit sermon. E L C BE at 7 15 p m and 8 o’clock evening service. Thursday Bible study and prayer at 8 p m. Ladies Aid quilt display June 28 2 to 6 p m. Montana Conference in Livingston June 27 July 10 with Bishop G E Epp speaking twice daily. Wednesday Sunday School day Thursday Christian Endeavor day Friday Woman's Missionary society topic. Saturday Albright Brotherhood event. Glasston Sunday School at 2 p m and afternoon service at 3 p m.
English service at 11 a.m conducted by Pastor A. A. Holbeck at the Lutheran Church. The Big Timber Deer Creek and Melville Ladies Aids meet Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Anton Solberg’s home near Melville, with Mrs. John Barstad co hosting a religious program.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church announces worship with Rev. Frank Durant to be held at 11 a.m. The service follows the church calendar and community schedule.
Insurance notice urges property owners to contact C. J. Ellingson at Motor Inn Prompt Service for coverage. Details emphasize quick quotes and reliable protection.
A House committee shelved a McNary led resolution to suspend a presidential order trimming agricultural programs. Meanwhile key measures surged forward, including a railroad economies bill, a $3.3 billion public works plan, a home loan measure creating a $2 billion aid program, and Glass-Steagall banking reform awaiting final action.
Public auction of all delinquent 1932 property taxes in Sweet Grass County and Big Timber on July 15 1933 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in front of the county treasurer's office. Delinquent list available for public inspection in the treasurer’s office. F R Hickman treasurer. Public notices published June 22 29 July 6 1933.
In the district court of Montana Sweet Grass County the estate of John S. Solberg deceased is administered by Selmer H. Solberg. Creditors and others with claims must present them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to E O Overland attorney in Big Timber. Publication dates June 22, 29 and July 6 13 20 1933.
In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County notice by Edward J. Schmidlkofer administrator of the estate of John Schmidlkofer deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them within four months after May 19 1933 at the courthouse in Big Timber Montana. Publication dates May 25 June 1 8 15 22 1933 and June 8 15 22 29 1933.
In Will A Webb's Will A Webb deceased estate in Montana Will A Webb district court Will A Webb county credits claimants are asked to prove their claims within four months of first publication The administrator O Overland and attorneys O William Connell are named with publication dates June 15 22 29 July 6 1998
Vai and Saim McGregor family visited from Twodot yesterday. Local notes report Hines returned from a Nevada business trip, the Building and Loan selling 170 shares with 30 more needed to incorporate, Hays arrives to lead schools next year, and Rev. J. R. Smith comes to take charge of the Methodist church. High school opens under Prof. Ryan with Maynard and Lowry assisting.
Mr and Mrs H O Kellogg left for San Francisco and San Diego fairs. Mrs Carrie Sanderson and daughter Cora visit Miles City with Mrs W B Clarke. Adan Calmar Weeding and Alma Nevada Teachout wed at Melville. B S Hellopeter shipped 100 tons timothy for Miles City Horse Show at 10 a ton. Herman Utermohle moved 200 tons from Sweet Grass. C L Boggs bought 27 head cattle at 45 per head. Hans Tjaaland returned from Ingomar after selling wool clip 14708 lb to Cordingy Co Boston at 25 c per lb. others note regional sales.
An estray notice advertises a sale at the Sivert Warp ranch in Big Timber Montana on June 24 1933 at 2 pm for cash to settle an owner claimed dispute. The item is a roan heifer two years old with no distinguishable brand. Public notice appears June 18 15 22 1933.
Court order directs the Montana Superintendent of Banks to sell at auction the Sweet Grass Ranching Company lands in Sweet Grass County Montana including 480 acres in section 20 township 3 north range 15 east and 255 shares of water rights. Bids must be received by 2 pm June 24 1933 with minimum bid 2350 dollars. Sale conditions and terms listed.
Fragmentary notice reads as a historical item about a physician named Dr. D Coatborn and a surgeon, with scattered references to timber seating and a big event, offering little cohesive detail.
Dentist office advertises hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with evening appointments by request. Located in the Masonic Block. phone number listed as 38.
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