Reed Point Notes A Long Life Of S H Bare
S H Bare died Sunday in a Livingston hospital after a long illness. Born May 3 1863 in Jefferson North Carolina, he moved to Virginia then Montana in 1915 with eight children. He lived in Reed Point, Sim Roberts place, then Livingston from 1936 until death. Surviving: widow and many children, 27 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Wife and 59 years married. Neighborhood notes cover local births visits illnesses and arrivals.
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S. H. Bare
Livingston
Jefferson
North Carolina
Virginia
Montana
Still Water
Sim Roberts
Joe
Chas. Bare
Columbus
Clyde Harless
West Jefferson
N. C
Don Bare
Minnie Gunals
Laurel
Ballard Bare
W. L. Guthrie
Tam
Bare
Floyd Sibbit
Gayla
Maxine
Shirley Broadwater
Absarokee
Jim Broadwater
Walter Hoffman
Gus Westerhaus
Rex Guthrie
Billings
Hill
C. D. Geordge
Nord Geordge
Lloyd Berrey
W. D. McBrides
J. S. Campbell
Columbus Hospital
L. L. Walker
Bill Golden
James Baxter
Lloyd Golden
Golden
A. C. McDonald
County Agent Warns Against Farm Accidents
County agent F. B. Peterson urges farmers to guard against haying hazards. Advice covers checking equipment, guarding hay chutes, using safety guards on mowers, careful loading, and proper pitchfork handling to prevent falls and injuries.
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F. B. Peterson
Peterson
The Specialist Versus The Old Family Doctor
Dr Willard C Rappleye argues the era of the general practitioner has ended praising the old time family doctor for personal care and readiness to help. He proposes specialist groups pool knowledge to reduce patient costs and visits in emergencies.
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Willard C. Rappleye
Columbia College of Physicians
Rappleye
Lost Nickel Sparks Recalled Whimsical Trade Tales
A nostalgic riff recalls a bygone era when salesmen vowed loss on deals and courts stood firm, while everyday curbside coins drew smiles as people stooped to reclaim a nickel.
President Truman urges safer driving in 1947 appeal
The president calls on all motorists to drive carefully as the election year sees every voter count. The question arises whether his appeal could extend to a Democratic driver yielding to a Republican pedestrian.
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Truman
Republcan
Returning to Normal Stocks Now 75 Percent Required
A lighthearted comparison notes stock purchases need only 75 percent of money, likening it to earning the right to descend a ski jump with late payments. A headline reports a woman bank robber out West who entered banks and threatened violence with a vial, dismissed as perfume by victims. The editorial cheers The Yearling as a strong example of cinema’s influence on youth, praising its impact.
Churchill Dunkirk Address Story Revealed By Dean
Colchester England June 21 Very Rev Dr Hewlett Johnson dean of Canterbury told an audience Churchill never told the full story of his famous Dunkerque broadcast. The dean quoted an offhand remark spoken during the broadcast saying we will hit them over the heads with beer bottles, which is all we have really got.
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Colchester
England
Winston Churchill
Dunkerque
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
Three-Cent Postage Rate Made Permanent
The House passed legislation making the three-cent rate for first class mail permanent. If not approved, the rate would revert to two cents on July 1. The Post Office announced a new 25 cent air mail stamp for Pacific Far East routes, to go on sale in San Francisco July 30.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Far East
Pacific
San Francisco
Sand Springs Rider Wins Miles City 153-Mile Race
Merle Hillyer of Sand Springs won the 153 mile endurance race in 19 hours 13 minutes 14 seconds. Lester Stovill of Billings took second, T J Sage of Marsh third, and Clifford Hunter of Butte fourth. Only four of 51 starters finished. prize money totaled 5300 dollars with shares listed. The event had rest stops every 50 miles and drew critics from the American Humane society.
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Sand Springs
Miles City
Merle Hillyer
Hillyer
Lester Stovill
Billings
T. J. Saye
Marsh
Clifford Hunter
Butte
Stovill
Sage
Hunter
Iowa
St Louis Founded by French in 1794
St Louis Missouri origins trace to French settlement in 1794 naming after Louis IX of France. The city came under American control in 1804 marking a key shift in its governance.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Louis IX of
France
Springdale Items Highlights Local Residents
Paul Cadby returned Monday from Fort Harrison veterans hospital and is much improved. Mrs. Bertha Brown of Livingston visits with her daughter and family. Fred Potter and family spent the weekend at Warm Springs with relatives. Palmer Finsvik of Big Timber called at the Bus Jarrett home. Rambough of Livingston, Watkins dealer, visited the CLC ranch. Garman Solland of Livinston and Karl Kjarmo of Big Timber dined with Jim Preston. Ethel Garduno returned from N P hospital improved. Mrs. Jim Preston hosted Bible study. Steele Nelson and daughter Lotta shopped in Livingston. Rosa Currier visited Big Timber. Jimmie Woods and George Smith visited Springdale. Calvin Lavold shopped in Big Timber. Ernest Kunau and wife left for Walter Montana to visit her brother and family.
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Paul Cadby
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Bertha Brown
Livingston
Mrs. Weaver Gibby
Fred Potter
Warm Springs
Mrs. Potter
Mrs. van Doren
Lotta
Rosa Currier
Jimmie Woods
George Smith
Springdale
Calvin Lavold
Ernest Kunau
Walter Montana
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Dies at Age 35
Nancy Hanks Lincoln mother of Abraham Lincoln died October 15 1818 at the early age of 35 years.
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Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
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