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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
The article argues prohibition enforcement will be a major election issue. It notes home invasion concerns, movement to restore beer and light wines, and how incumbents like Evans and Riddick face re election pressure. Voters may shift to Democrats or other parties if renomination is blocked.
The Pioneer urges the county board to raise teachers’ pay mirroring Park and Carbon counties. It argues educators deserve higher compensation as labor wages rise across sectors and notes Big Timber’s schools are a key lure for regional families, advocating a dormitory for teachers and country pupils.
At Harle this week B K Wheeler formerly US district attorney Montana and Attorney General S T Ford spoke at a Nonpartiers Leaguers meeting. Organizer R B Martin attended as an unwelcome visitor in the city. Wheeler and Ford are said to seek the Republican nomination for governor.
The Home Telephone Co toll line now links Livingston and Big Timber with linemen reaching Grey Cliff. Indications point to the largest building boom in Big Timber's history, with several substantial residences under construction and many more planned for this summer.
The Finch overall factory near the Livingston stock yards burned Saturday evening, likely from the boiler room. Losses were estimated at 230 000 for the building 815 000 for machinery and 855 000 for stock all insured. The plant employed more than it could handle and plans to rebuild are in place though it will take time.
If the higher court agrees with the trial court, he will be returned to Dillon where his partner Ed Williams is currently jailed.
Miss Weiber will be in the Red Cross rooms each afternoon from to 3. Friday afternoon she will start a class in home nursing and care of children for mothers and prospective mothers. We urge mothers to take this opportunity. Committee signatures: Mrs. QO. J. Ellingson, Mrs. H. C. Pound, Dr. D. Claiborn.
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