Womans club spring luncheon set at Big Timber cafe
The Womans club annual spring luncheon will be held at the Big Timber cafe banquet room on Monday June 2 at 1 o'clock announced by Mrs Scott Hoskinson president Reports on the Townsend district convention will be given by Mrs Margaret Osburn and Mrs Ernest Nelson.
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Womans Club
Big Timber Cafe
Scott Hoskinson
Margaret Osburn
Ernest Nelson
Townsend
Tom Hoyem
Deer Creek
Tollefson
Laurel
E. J. Husebye
Knute Hogemark
Milier Pederson
Elias Helen
Melville
Big Timber Aids
New York City Leads World in Coffee Market Share
New York City emerges as the world’s largest coffee market while the United States stands as the top consumer. The note highlights the city’s dominance in coffee sales and the country’s overall high usage.
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New York City
United States
Barley Distribution Wide in 1939 U S Crop Output
Statistics for 1939 show barley with the widest distribution among cereals. The United States produced over 276 million bushels that year.
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U. S
Lesson for May 25 Subject and Scripture Texts
The notice lists the May 25 lesson topics and selected scripture passages prepared by the Interdenominational Council of Religious Education for use under permission. It records the chosen subjects and texts for community or church instruction.
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Internion Council of Religious Education
Doomed by Sin and Drink in Israel's Downfall
Doomed by sin and drunkenness, Israel's decline unfolds through II Kings and Isaiah. The text links idolatry and dishonor to judgment, noting Samaria's fall after three years of siege and warning against societal intoxication as a modern parallel to national peril.
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Solomon
God
Rehoboam
Israel
Jeroboam
Judah
Assyria
John W. Bradbury
Isaiah
Ephraim
Samaria
Sargon II
France
United States
Springdale Social Roundup Includes Park Picnic and Visits
Springdale residents hosted a dehorning and branding party as friends gathered Sunday. Carl Kjarmo and children from Big Timber visited Mrs. Kjarmo’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preston. Local activities included a school Bible study class, a matinee trip, a Livinston visit, a ranch purchase, and agricultural work. The note ends with a general remark about Chicago housing multiple universities.
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Bus Jarret
Carl Kjarmo
Big Timber
Kjarmo
Jim Preston
Ernest Kunan
Marjorie Skinner
Sacajawea Park
Livingston
Ellen Nelson
Oscar Nelson
Arnold Nelson
Frank Prevost
Roe Brothers
John Laubach
Olga Kjarmo
Weaver Gibby
Leo Cremer
Lester Faw
Spencer Blackburn
Rosa Currier
Bill Gibson
Clyde Park
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Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau
Big Timber Creek
REA
Ed Adam
Cologne
Funk & Wagnalls
Reddy
Power IN
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THE
Montana Power Company
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Springdale
Chicago
M.B. Yates
Stapleton Bldg
Billings, Mont
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
C.V. Mosier
Big Timber and
Park City
Big Timber Pioneer
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Clark
Omaha Standard
Carter Oil Company
Billings
Denver
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Powerine
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