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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
4
The Livingston Daily Enterprise notes the departure of Editor Seese and his wife from the paper. Seese contributed editorials in clear English covering many subjects while Mrs. Seese used the byline Elizabeth Perkins to add local flavor to the publication.
Sweet Grass County High School students produced The Sheepherder after the track meet. The multigraphed issue listed every event winner and times along with three pages of school items.
Mike Walsh of Livingston sends a blotter criticizing interregional dependence and urging Montanans to keep money in Montana. The message lists products from many states and nations and ends by asking why money is not kept at work in Montana.
The article argues repeal of the prohibition law is a step forward as it reduces federal funding for enforcement and shifts costs to states and cities. It cites scandals in Montana Michigan Illinois and a New York legislature move, urging accountability and criticizing corruption in enforcement.
Hon C S Hartman of Boseman transacted business in town last Tuesday. H J Nicholson of McLeod was a business visitor in town during the week. Sweet Grass county led a valued citil.
Helena May 4 Judge W H Poor man will appoint a receiver for the Banking Corporation of Montana which failed May 2 The attorney general Rankin filed suit in district court asking immediate appointment of a receiver to protect depositors The case was moved to Judge Poorman from Judge Horsky after a press of business and Rankin discussed steps with bank president George W Casteel and Skelton but was not officially informed under Montana code Section 6078 on impairment of the Banking Corporation
The Severance family thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father, Mrs. Fred A. Severance and Family.
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