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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
A family friendly chocolate cake recipe eschews waste while delivering rich flavor. It includes an One-Egg Chocolate Layer Cake and Soft Chocolate Frosting, with double recipes for larger layers, and decorating ideas using nuts coconut or melted chocolate.
The Forest Service states that dry wood can be up to two and a half times as strong as green wood. Strength varies by tree type and moisture content. After 25 years of study, formulas are provided to estimate wood strength under different moisture conditions.
The Corn Islands Great and Little Corn lie off Nicaragua and were leased for 60 years by a 1914 treaty granting the United States rights to build a canal. The islands remain governed by native Nicaraguans though the U S has no governmental center there.
Norwegian infantry practice maneuvers on skis each winter near Oslo. Snowbound terrain shapes skilled ski riders and jumpers as soldiers enjoy the sport.
The forest service notes that certain tree varieties are more frequently struck by lightning. A study will determine which trees attract electricity most, due to regional forest fire risk where lightning is the principal cause of fires, as reported in World's Work.
Describes how parallel vox humana pipes differ from regular pipes. Two complete sets are needed, arranged side by side with one slightly higher and one slightly lower pitch. Their simultaneous vibration produces a rounder, fuller note resembling the human voice.
On June 17 the United States and Canada will unite Glacier National Park in Montana with Waterton Lakes Park in Alberta to form the International Peace Park. The linked parks will symbolize friendship and peace across the Rockies, reflecting shared glacial beauty, lakes, and rugged mountain scenery noted since early travel.
Helena Independent reports the 1932 revenue act tightens exemptions, raises brackets, and broadens taxes. Singles lose $500 personal exemptions, families face $1,000 per single and $2,500 per family, with most income subject to tax. building and loan dividends and stock losses are treated differently. estates and gifts face steep rates.
The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. files notice of a sheriff's sale by Sweet Grass County Montana order of sale dated July 2 1982 at 2 00 pm at the courthouse front door Big Timber MT. Property includes WH half of NW quarter etc totaling about 1603.87 acres with water rights and appurtenances. Sheriff Brannin announces sale per 1932 sheriff record. Publication dates June 9 16 23 30 1932.
The Sunday School is closed until September. Norwegian services are at 11. Melville services at 2 30. Confirmation class follows services at Melville.
Evangelical churches schedule Sunday School at 10 a m morning service 11 with theme A Greeting From Christianity's Greatest Preacher Special music by the choir Christian Endeavor at 7 15 Evening service 8 theme A Fourth of July Sermon Choir practice Tuesday at p m Glasston Church Sunday School 2 p m Afternoon service 3 o'clock Church of God preaching at 8 p m Sunday and Wednesday nights St Josephs Catholic Rev A J Schuh Adm Second Sunday 9 a m Fourth Sunday 11 a m Reed Point Church Second Sunday 11 a m Fourth Sunday 9 a m Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School at 2 p m St Marks Episcopal Rev Frank Durant Pastor
The church states there will be no Sunday School throughout the summer and services will be held only when announced.
The notice lists library hours with Monday 7:30 to 9 p m and Tuesday Thursday Saturday 2 30 to 5 p m and 7 30 to 9 p m. The schedule outlines evening and afternoon access on multiple days.
Readable fragments list U S president Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis as vice president, plus numerous Montana and state appointments. Includes federal officers, judges, lawmakers, Montana governor John E Erickson and state officials, and local clerks, sheriffs, and departmental heads.
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