Longtime Big Timber matriarch celebrates 90th birthday
Mrs. Nealie Phillips marked her 90th birthday with an open house attended by over 100 friends and relatives. Born March 15, 1874 in Cedar Grove Ohio, she endured early family losses and raised a large brood after marrying Thomas Phillips in 1890. The Phillips clan moved from Missouri to Oregon before settling in Big Timber, where she remained active after her husband’s 1943 passing. Her family includes 19 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, and 10 great great grandchildren.
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Pennsylvania
E.A.B
Phillips
Cedar Grove
Samuel Alonzo Meddaw
Thomas Phillips
Missouri
Oregon
Pendleton
Big Timber
West
Boulder
Susie Creek
Mr. Phillips
Rex
George Lamach
Pasco
Wash
Faculty Time Thriller Ends In Narrow Victory
A tense basketball evening saw the score tied at 20 all before one side pulled ahead to win. The athletic department thanks participants and the large crowd for supporting the athletic fund. Mrs. John Herries won two season tickets. Larry Hauge claimed the $5 student prize.
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John Herries
Larry Hauge
Pork Prices and Farm Asset Note
A market brief notes pork prices at 25c per pound for half or whole cuts and 32c per pound for lard rendered. It also states a statistic that U S agriculture's production assets total about $23 000 per farm employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck’s
United States Agriculture
Peters family departs for Peru to aid jungle SDA missions
Flying missionaries from Wisconsin and their three children depart Lincoln to Lima where Peters will pilot the Fernando Stahl a jungle capable helio courier aircraft. The craft, purchased by the SDA general conference, serves missions across Peru and Brazil and will base at Pucalpa on the Amazon River. Mrs Peters is Eleanor Larson daughter of Vernon and wife of Mr Peters. The Larsons previously visited their daughter before the Peru assignment.
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Wis. Alumis
Vigae Peters
Shelly
Allen
Linda
Lincoln, Neb
Lima
Peru
Peters
Fernando Stahl
South America
General Conference of
S.D.A
Brazil
Pucalpa
Amazon River
Eleanor Larson
Vernon Larson
Larsons
Lovseth McBride Nuptials Held In Great Falls
The Lovseth McBride wedding united the Sweet Grass county High School and Kinman Business University graduate bride with a local high school graduate groom. The couple will reside at 2218 4th Ave North in Great Falls where the groom works for Cascade Coach. Out of town guests included many Billings and Livingston residents among others.
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Sweet Grass County High School
Kinman Business University of Spokane
Lovseth
4Th Ave
Great Falls
Cascade Coach Company
Charles Johnson
Savage
J. G. McBride
Billings
Ralph McBride
Carl Leader
Johnny
Greg
Robert Eaton
Debra
Frank Svee
Phyllis
Marvin Schott
Oscar Kvaalen
Lambert
Clyde Eden
Harlowton
Mike McKay
Don Imiay
Pete Nickelson
Ray Nickelson
Leroy McBride
Livingston
Howard Hanson
Elaine Anderson
Melville
Alfred Ostrum
Reed Point
Cigarettes Harm Health Regardless of Brand
Assistant Surgeon General James M Hundley warned the FTC that cigarette health risks persist with any brand. He said no safe cigarette is known and proposed rules would label health hazards and ban ads listing tars and nicotine unless government verified. New York maintains 2,600 snow-fighting pieces of equipment year round.
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Washington
James M. Hundley
Federal Trade Commission
Hundley
FTC
New York
STYLE SHOW AND T M MARKET DOOR PRIZES AND RECREATION IDEAS
The entry lists door prizes donated by local stores and names many women from Columbus and Laurel modeling attire. It then outlines six recreation enterprise ideas for farms and ranches including vacation farms picnics fishing waters camping hunting cottage and recreation sites and watershed based developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Avon
Klindt’s
Ben Jay’s
Robbins & Gust
Solberg’s
Vaughn-Ragsdale
George DeBelly
Bill Witt
Joel Harris
Columbus
Jim Esp
George Schreiner
Laurel
Tom Findley
Ray Figen
Ed Bergquist
Wayne Faw
Frances Lundstrom
Jacob Raney
Carl Swan
David Riter
Caroline McGreevy
Delores Olson
Eva Hausserman
Bill Cole
Cole Drug
Cindy Cook
Nita Hauge
Vicky Egeland
Cheryl
Recreation A New Land Use By Louis M. Moos
Population growth and rising demand push recreation onto private lands. By 2000 the U S population may double and recreation demand triple, with national forests visits rising since World War II. Farmers could convert cropland to recreation, as insurers of facilities near highways and attractive settings attract travelers and water areas remain desirable.
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Louis M. Moos
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
United States
Iland
Erdands
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Nealie Phillips
Stephens Auto Service
Tocat
T and
Northrup
Bieber Feed & Grain
oLiy
Flying Missionaries
McBride
ST. Joseph’s Altar Society
Montana
Northern Engineering CO
14Th St. W
Morrells - Sigman
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