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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

Page

8

Reed Point News Briefs From Columbus Weekend Activities

Reed Point timely notes: Pagni fills NP section foreman post in Springdale. farmers gather in Columbus for wheat allotment checks. Lena Woods arrives from Portland to stay with John Oliver. Local trips include Broadwaters moving to Stillwater and a Reed Point Park City basketball upset. Community events cover PTA program on Youth and Social Hygiene and a farewell for the Broadwaters. Funeral for Lizzie Hix Smith held at Evangelical church.

Pagni Springdale N. P Charles Wood Columbus Lena Woods Portland Oreg Will John Oliver Carl Eder White Beaver Charles Broadwater Jim George Elden Big Timber Grade School A. L. Dean Terry Mont Tom Deckert Milt Schuyler Milo Collins Carl Imlay American Legion Tom F. Colson Laurel Reedpoint Park City Bill Reardon Earl Ashwig Buddy Deeney Jake Wagner Moser Reedpoint Joliet Belfry the High School Dr. Payne Tool Peck Jim Broadwater Mettling Floyd Ferguson Lee Miller Henry Miller Art van Osten Wayne Eder Art Sibbit Mable Farr Floyd Ruth Evelyn Shutes George Ster Tom Findley W. A. Sluman Bayers Broadwaters Stillwater Broadwater H. T. Imlay Adolf Myrstol Melvin George Berrie Yates Hyer Rash Faw Chester Fraser Hiver Oscar C. P J. M. Schuyler Collins Farr Ballard Bare Jacob Henry Hausserman Orsten Carl Bue Guthrie Best Hay Neumann Birkeland Lizzie Hix Smith Evangelical Church A. T. Peck H. S. Tool Frances Ellen Wagner Arthur Neumann James Baxter Lawrence Aber J. S. Campbell Lewis Guthrie Joe Deeney Plenn_Roebel John Mullen Elizabeth Smith Hix Texas Browningville Jack Smith Frank Murphy Victor Frank, Jr Buford Hix

Highlights of Montana liquor law overview

Courtesy outline of the new Montana liquor law by County Attorney E O Overland covers purchase restrictions to state stores or licensed druggists, public intoxication rules, public consumption limits, per individual permits, hotel occupancy and liquor quantities, under 21 drink rules with medical or parental allowances, corporate and occupant liability, inspector seizure and forfeiture provisions, and penalties up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.

E. O. Overland Pioneer State Liquor Control Board Montana

Germany Observes Memorial Day Amid Nazi Legacy

Germany marked a nationwide mourning day that became a tribute to war dead, with two million fallen cited as heroes. Reichswehr units marched with fixed bayonets down Unter den Linden as tens of thousands cheered along a living wall of spectators.

Berlin Germany Reichwerk Unter den Linden

Senator Hayden Bill Suspends Mining Claim Assessments

Senator Hayden of Arizona introduced a bill with a favorable Senate Mines and Mining Committee report to suspend the annual assessment work on mining claims for the year ending July 1 1934.

Washington Hayden Arizona Senate Committee On Mines and Mining

Old timer laid to rest beside Reedpoint pioneer

The Frank Murphy family arrived over 25 years ago. Mrs. Hix homesteaded then married Jack Smith and moved to Oregon about ten years ago. She rests beside Mr. Hix, the cemetery’s first burial, as the community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and their sons.

Frank Murphy

Burial Report for Mrs Lizzie Hix Smith and Local News

The Reed Point burial of Mrs. Lizzie Hix Smith, once noted in Big Timber, is reported. A paralytic stroke felled Cornelius Skaarland on his east-side home. neighbor William Rhoads heard cries and found him. Sweet Grass County received 8914 under the wheat adjustment act, Roosevelt County the largest payout at 194901.40. several counties did not participate. Hog growers form Sweet Grass Hog Growers Association. a permanent group to organize is planned. Betty Trower and Myron Bryant wed in Livingston, with a brief reception before departing to the Boulder cabin. both are active in local farming and music circles.

Reed Reed Point Lizzie Hix Smith Cornelius Skaarland William Rhoads Sweet Grass Sweet Grass County Roosevelt County Fergus Chouteau Hill and Toole Trower-Bryant Betty Trower J. H. Trower Myron Bryant A. J. Bryant Livingston

Montana PWA Board Closes After Massive Idaho Programs

Helena Feb 27 The Montana public works advisory board meets to wind down its millions in federal PWA projects. By Wednesday night the board will be dissolved unless Congress expands the program. Eleven final applications from Bainville Culbertson and Nashua move to Washington. The board, including MacKinnon Murray Hart and Peterson, handled about 10 million dollars in projects with roughly five million approved. Work waits for spring absorption of workers from CWA projects.

Helena Montana Public Works Advisory Board PWA Congress Washington Bainville Culbertson Nashua D. A MacKinnon Montana Pwa Washington Administration Liberty CWA Montana James FE. Murray Butte Ray Hart Billings Peter Peterson Glasgow

Republicans Split On Plan To Oust Democrats This Fall

Washington reports the senate and house Republican campaign committees failed to agree on a common program and will proceed independently to build majorities against Democrats in the coming election season.

Washington National Committee Senate House Republican

Senate Allows Amendments to Bonus Payment Plan

Washington report details a Senate session that defeated an immediate $2,400,000,000 soldiers bonus and approved broad amendments to the economy act reducing veterans benefits. The move included a suggestion to relocate families to subsistence homesteads near factories and wild land restoration by the civilian conservation corps, with Tugwell noting likely regions for relocation.

Washington Senate Independent Offices House Senator Long Louisiana Lone Farmer-Laborite Erickson Montana Wheeler O'Mahoney Wyoming Civilian Conservation Corps Rexford G. Tugwell Appalachian Highlands Piedmont Plateau Great Plains Western Great Lakes

Eight Die in United Air Lines Plane Wreck

Salt Lake City February twenty fifth United Air Lines transport plane crashed in a snow filled Wasatch pass about twenty miles east of the city. Eight bodies were recovered including stewardess Miss Mary Carter and pilots Lloyd Anderson Eric Danielson. five passengers were identified by jewelry and clothing. The wreckage lay nose deep in the earth with a broken tail upright, wings cracked, interior body fragments heaped, Carter atop indicating her rear position at impact.

Salt Lake City United Air Lines Wasatch Miont Eine Mary Carter Lloyd Anderson Eric G. Danielson Carter

High School Subdistrict Tournament News and Events

The local high school basketball team traveled to Townsend arriving late and lost 17 to 7 to Manhattan in their opener. Sweet Grass won all remaining games to claim third place and Rosary advances to the district tournament in Billings. Senior girls perform Sing a Song of Seniors on Friday at 3 PM with Irene Schallock and others.

Townsend Manhattan Sweet Grass Billings Bozeman Irene Schallock Alice Spry Catherine Harper Dorothy Rostad Adeline Ellison Marion Rostad Evelyn Hermanson

Plan to retire poor lands from production approved

Washington Feb 27 The Roosevelt administration approves plans from Agriculture Interior and the Federal surplus relief corporation to retire submarginal lands. A $25 million public works fund backs initial actions to remove 3 to 5 million acres with a long term goal of outright purchase for erosion control wildlife preserves and timber growing.

Washington Roosevelt Department of Agriculture Interior Department Federal Surplus Relief Corporation

Senate OKs Wheeler bill to transfer Montana range station

The senate on February 28 approved the Wheeler bill authorizing transfer of an unused part of the United States range livestock experiment station in Montana to the state. The site would become a fish cultural station, game reserve and public recreation ground.

Washington Senate House United States Range Livestock Experiment Station Montana

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Overland George Washington Cook Relief Corporation Crosse & Blackwell's Prunes Jersey Sweet Grass County Creamery L. F. Douthett Co
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