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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

6

Perfect Attendance Record For Past Two Months In Rural Schools

Rural schools report a perfect attendance and on time record for the sixth month. Students listed include Howie Howie M Overland Kenneth Blackwell Nora Fraser Stalph and Clarence Berrie and many others across districts such as Duck Creek East Boulder Eagle Point and Forest Sandage with numerous pupils named and tallies of attendance maintained.

Howie M. Overland Kenneth Blackwell Kent Nora MM Fraser—Stalph Clarence Berrie George Marjorie Mae Marlow Olando Telmar Lilly Beulah Teclind Irene Hausserman Duck Creek Katherine Ballard Glenn Stewart Tommy Dobbs Margaret Betty Jarrett Bob Julia Jane Annalie Glark East Oulder Jessie Lester William Baker Paul Carter Bill Grace Esp Alva Ewandim Rebeccs Woolsey Kenneth Weight Betty Kenneth Harold Wiveland Bert Miriam Daugherty Delly Krogen Grey City Helen Chisholm Morlan Flatlum Birt Howard Forsside Lee Lucille Sanders Willie Dora Peterson John Weidinger Lorraine Alice Hughes Lucille Jeannette Robbins Beatrice Alolingsworth Grey Cr Anne Chisholm Robert Burns Russell Flattum William Hughes Wallace Robbins Ray Sorenson Rela Jane Kellows Mildred Mattson Betty Sanders Medley Carrie Condya Patrick Sind Michael Lamach Basin-Ing Wall Billy Iunner Glasston Enminut Franklin Violet Bowman Mehel Qotler Franklin Vanehe Jones Ellen Fincher Leon Olin Ommund Tom Osen White Beaver Reho Fanning Louise Culli Arthur Oates Donald Lena Lamb Maurice Thompson Leasby Elizabeth Hoall Grant Gaepenter Donald Clegg Charles Dorothy Jean Marian Nicholson Stanles Mescal Phillips Upper Dry Fork Lamach— Nelson Elizabeth Nye Swamp Creek Violet Widdigambe Agnes Margit Olga Borghild Hegdal Mary Peder Pederson Elizabeth Sigrid Lien Prisedita Elenor Tate Loletta Hloedat Lole Westerswell Burton Obin Deer Creek Elsie Tubb Clarence Oscar Rigen Ronald Hoyem Huth Coser Charlotte Sunnyside Alma Moffett Ned Clifford Moffett Russell Hokansen Peaceful Valley Anne Gregory Edwin Ernest Kelley Hughena Isabelle Lunceford Jennie Sullivan Dorothy Esther Louie Altman Mazel George Hash Dutton Helen Schmidthofer Betty Follet Homer McComb Crim Oh. J. Oliphant Louis Drivdahl Melville Pearl Neill Clinton Karl and Katheryn Green Robert Dorothy Langston George Moss Hugh Alice Grande Jeanne Clare Harold Herbert Tjaalzand Winifred Bernadette Lanagan Wheeler Butte Myrtle Nute Percy Sigurd Lavold Vernon York Bang Lavold Bertha Helen Plaguemeyer Briley Evelyn Kent-Ruth Clara Wagner Upper Spring Mrs A Dallas Ardith Robbins Howie—M. Overland Ingar Oscar Ruth Stone Marian Wilma Rostad Betty Gottlob Reho Fatining Marvin Loran Humphrey Marion Sibbitt Ellen Peterson Nora M. Fraser Ralph Charles Hausserman Peter Beulah Terland Marjorie May Marlow Otter Creek Mary Butler Robert Cosgris Lawrence Jackman Bernice Nd Kieaner Lavold Grey Clit Gower Jusseh Flattum William and Raymond Hughes Hay Sorenson Mildred Mattsen Grey C. Cupper Markut Howard Forsythe Vee Luville Sanders John Weidmar Lorine Hughes Mhy Wis Elizabeth Uwall Robert Mason Walter Cyeer Dry Fork Margaret Latuach Nelson Snd M Carney Ida M. Oleson Clifton Gardner Forest Willie and Arvilla Sharp Rush Templeton Jock Yardley Elizabeth Wood Mendenhall Lois Crosby Howard Wood Anna Strub Lucky Center Ellen Shaughnessy Freda Edna Boddy Annie Kirchner Donald Ball Eagle Point Clara Solberg Stuart Moore Knob Hill Marian Carl Kathleen Johnny Viets Arthur Win Froberts Bridge Jesanette Preston Kenneth Aund Asrold Iiveland Pat Daougherty Dolly Krogen Starry Preston Gasin Ina Wall Ellen Ward Sydney Margaret Brannin Melly He Pearl Neill Clinton Farland Katheye Green Robert Ligston Hugh Reynolds Bernhart Sdene Arthur Ghadsmiuns Helen Johnson Donna Neill Ruth Tronrad Gdassten Emma Preanklin Violet Lowman Mabel Butler Afice Franklin Blanche Jones Ommund Osen Bouldve—Mres Goldie Shipton Harold Faw Fred Maurice Ora Thompson Esp Harmon Jones Ruby Dobbison Herbert Harold Tynaland Sophia Egeland Vincent Hannah Rapstad Ruth Lanagan Alfred Raymond Alma Rudd Leland William Liebel Ida Shipton van Mosehelle Ralph Sandsness Edna Thyra Ruby Frederickson Jennie Gertrude Ostrum Wormser Ursal Weshind Louis Weslind Quincys Huyser Violet Widdicombe Olga Vil Borghild Herdal Hamilton Mary Stickley Borrenc Nonald Schulz Cox Creek Katherine Peterson Warlow Weight Normas Brown Lester Hathaway Elmer Donald Frances Hapge Eleanora Tate Kent Lake Philis Morrison Ray Mosier Jelen Anderson Doris Florence Thompson Angel Drivdahl Orvin Fiore Susie Fischer Wheelerhulte Sixfurd Caveld, Jr Helen Plaggemeyer Mountain View Mary Forechald Jene Junior Carl Albert George Stoessel Lower Dey Fork Evelyn Rose Iezius Walter Cunningham

Wickersham Urges Reform at Law Institute Meeting

Washington May 8 Chairman Wickersham led a sharp attack on how criminals are kept under enhanced penalties and called for better jail conditions. Chief Justice Hughes praised judicial fact finding as 60 plus judges and lawyers gathered for the American Law Institute’s eighth annual meeting.

Washington Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission the Nations American Law Institute Hughes Supreme Seat Hoover White House Institute

New Associate Justice Roberts Slated for Supreme Court

Washington May 16 The nomination of Owen J Roberts of Philadelphia to the Supreme Court faces close Senate scrutiny yet leaders express confidence of confirmation within a week to ten days. Sale by Sheppard’s opposition surfaces a debate over his anti prohibition speech claims while Norris Borah and Reed back Roberts.

Washington Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia Supreme Court Senate Sheppard Texas F. Scott McBride Roberts Megrid O Norris Judicials Committee Borah Idaho Hughes John J. Parker North Carolina Walsh Montana Parker Reed Pennsylvania Judiciary Committee

McBride Says League Had Been Born Of God

F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League testifies before a senate lobby committee calling the league born of God. Senator Blaine calls the remark sacrilegious McBride says the league fought for progress and God led it He says the group complied with the federal corrupt practices act and provided data on prohibition appointments but cannot name specific instances

McBride League God Washington F. Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League Senate Blaine Wisconsin Dblaine Elaine Melvide Tion Congress Anti- Saloon League National League

Tornadoes Kill Three in Oklahoma City and East

A series of tornadoes across Oklahoma killed three people and injured at least twenty. In Bartlesville area Gladys Downs 21 died when a house lifted and thrown. Hodges and his son died near Stigler, with John Stevenson seriously hurt in Haskell county. Several towns were reported struck as rescue teams reported limited communication and damage.

Oklahoma City Oklalahome Gladys Downs Bartlesville Vern Stewart Downs Hodges John Stevenson Haskell Stigler Eureka San Bois Rockford Blaine Kinta Arkansas River Ball Park Shawnee

Stanford Man Shoots Much Hunted Wolf

Stanfor d stockmen spent a decade trying to trap a white killer wolf preying on cattle in the Little Belt and Highwood ranges. At the Al Cloz ranch a hunt with two dogs ended when the wolf attacked the canines and forced their retreat.

Stanford Little Belt Highwood Mountains al Cloz Cloz Earl Neill

Montana Stockmen Offer for Wolf Kill Reward Details

From behind a tree Glog opened fire and the wolf dropped dead. The killer is an almost snow white wolf of about 83 pounds and around one year old. It bears a bullet hole in the right hind leg from a shot four years ago. Clog will collect 2300 offered by the Montana Stockmen's Association plus an extra 100 placed on the head by individuals.

Neil Montana Stockmen’s Association

Mexico Loses Air Hero In Sudden Sea Crash

Col. Pablo Sidar and Lt. Rovirosa died when the Morelos monoplane crashed into the sea off Porto Limón Costa Rica after a storm formed during the flight from Oaxaca to South America. The wreckage trapped Rovirosa and Sidar was recovered. no mechanic Enríquez was aboard.

Rovirosa Department of Communications Sidar Rovirsa Morelos Enriquez Porto Limon Salvador South America

Steaks Without Gravy Spark Publicity in Detroit

Miss Hazel Chapman admitted she tolerates many things except steak without gravy. At Michael Sarheriosan's restaurant she demanded steak and gravy after 1:30 a.m. The gravy department was closed, she attacked the steak with anger, and a collision led to jail for Chapman and a black eye for the chef.

Detroit Miss Chapman Michael Eve

Memoranda Slips At 1928 Banquet Hard To Explain

Washington May. Questioned before the senate lobby committee, William H. Stayton testified he had personal knowledge that liquor was served at a 1928 presidential candidate dinner. He could not identify the candidate or the dinner location, saying he was not there.

Washington Senate Lobby Committee William H. Stayton The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Blaine United States Stayton Slayton Hoover Herbert L. Clark Philadelphia Hoveer Peavey Wisconsin Ciry Anti-Saloon League Glaine Stastow Caraway Wadsworth New York University Club Baltimore

Scobbs Proposes Misdemeanor Charge For Liquor Offenses

Representative Stobbs Massachusetts Republican introduces a bill to make manufacture sale or transportation of a gallon or less of intoxicating liquor a misdemeanor unless the offender is a habitual violator. The measure caps penalties at six months imprisonment or a fine with no federal judges to impose felonies on casual violators.

Washington Stobbs Massachusetts Stebbs House Judiciary Committee Mitchell Law Enforcement Commission Stobbin

Students Work Harder To Focus on Their Studies

Some students remain after class to improve grades and deepen understanding, choosing extra study time over leisure. The effort reflects a commitment to learning and academic achievement.

Lady Heath Gains Divorce on Cruelty Grounds

Lady Mary Heath the aviatrix is granted a divorce from Sir James Heath in Reno Nevada on grounds of extreme cruelty. The decree was by default after he failed to contest. she described him as penurious and financially controlling with an estimated income of 200000 to 800000 pounds annually.

Reno Mary Heath James Heath Thomas F. Moran Heath James Sir James Lady Heath England America South Africa

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Mexico Scobbs Bear Creek R.a.traver J. J. Gallagher Res Electric Shoe Shop Geo. Mosby James H. Wick
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