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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The death of Senator La Follette brings universal mourning across classes. He embodied the will of the people and served with sincere devotion for over thirty years. Renowned for extraordinary brain power and leadership, he held a firm place in American history.
The piece notes deaths of Senators Spencer Missouri La Follette Wisconsin and Ladd North Dakota within a month. It argues most senators die of old age or heavy work rather than vice or glamour, citing the 1924 Congressional Directory showing ages 41 to 81 with an average around 62, and that few are under 50.
The article explains Great Britain's Rhine guard pledge tied to Germany joining the League of Nations. It discusses German views on joining first, the Brand-Chamberlain pact, and potential troop passage through Germany to Poland. The piece notes London and Berlin perspectives and the League's rising authority if Germany participates.
A poetic prayer praising freedom on the plains. The speaker asks for work open to the sky, honesty, generosity, and guidance toward a bare, open life aligned with nature. It reflects frontier ideals and self reliance cited from Pacific Monthly.
Governor J E Erickson of Montana proclaims Saturday July 4 1925 as Defense Test day designating public gatherings parades and cooperation with the Presidential proclamation to observe Independence Day with appropriate observances. The proclamation was signed in Helena on June 23 1925 and bears the state seal.
Local notes report a single July meeting for the Royal Neigh bor lodge on Wednesday the first, at Masonic hall. Also covered are travel notes about Alva Rees visiting from Missoula in his Nash roadster, Miss Perry returning to Grand Ledge Mich, and plans for a tea room opening by July first.
Through the Park Mr and Mrs O J Ellingson and Mrs N F Dahl and son Norman returned Monday from Yellowstone park. Good Attendance The religious school conducted by Rev C W Seville in the Lutheran church has enrollment now 947 children. The school closes July 10. There is room for more children.
David M Hart, a Livingston boy riding a bicycle on Lewis Street, was struck by an automobile driven by E P White. An inquest ruled the death accidental, noting no intent and citing the collision at the Second and Lewis streets junction on June 20 as the cause. The boy died Monday morning. mother Josette Hart and miner father were referenced in the report.
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