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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
Reed Point community updates include Broadwater calling, sales and moves around Gilbert Gudmanson sale east of Rapelje, and a carload of ice for Torgrimson Co.. Several residents relocate near Billings and on the Yellowstone Trail. Local visits, church notices, birthdays, and a banquet add to a bustling town scene. Weather shifts with snow, and Dr. Feote Field mulls moving to Reed Point.
Washington report says the livestock sector needs fresh credit to replace cattle on ranges and boost breeding. Commissioner Cooper notes credit is available, banks view cattle loans as safe, and range depletion plus drought in the southwest hinder rapid revival. Cooper and A. C. Williams urge farmers to use government credit facilities and unite with bankers and co operatives to support cattle producers.
Senate special investigating committee presented evidence of lax collection defense for big taxpayers. The Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Co. allegedly settled $9 913 841 assessment for 2 600 000 while concealing assets from 1917 to 1920. William B Thompson and O J McConnell allegedly failed to report profit of 600 000 from mineral land sales in 1917 and 1918. Secretary Mellon approved the steamship settlement. Thompson case lacks bureau scrutiny.
Melville HH. P. Franklin visited Big Timber Saturday. Miss Alice Hart spent the weekend at the home ranch. W. H. Donald and Leo Dupee traveled to Big Timber Tuesday. A Crag Eyrie dance is set for March 28 with lunch for ladies. Mrs. J. W. Hart did a business trip to Billings earlier in the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Moss, family and J. Wester went to Big Timber Sunday. S. T. Johnson was a business visitor in Harlowton Saturday, returning Sunday. Mrs. L. Dupee has stayed in Big Timber for days with a sister operated on at the hospital. Mrs. S. T. Johnson attended the Circuit meeting of church and Woman's Missionary federation in Lewistown March 13-15. she is circuit secretary treasurer of the federation.
Three New York promoters push a Dempsey vs Wills bout as the largest purse in boxing history. Jimmy DeForest offers top remunera tion, Charles Henderson backs a 900000 guarantee to shield the September bout from politics, Tex Rickard weighs a proposal when Kearns arrives.
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