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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
7
Edna confronts a conspiratorial plot aboard a railway journey as a Russian alienist warns of temporary madness. She uncovers a plan to substitute Miss Bird with a bandaged patient and risks everything to expose the plot before Milan.
Representatives from the federal forest service state fish and game commission and sportsmen groups met at forest headquarters to discuss elk herd placement. Key issues include landowner consent, herd organization, and forest service management with seasons set by the state.
In Butte the repeal of Prohibition brought little change. Bootleg joints and liquor still flow, patrons linger at the bar, and alcohol remains readily available at low prices. The jail is quiet and bartenders report subdued celebrations compared to the dry-to-wet transition. The reporter concludes repeal made no real difference in Butte.
Cascade county deputies under Sheriff Ed Shields uncovered and destroyed a 300 gallon still southwest of Hardy. They found 105 barrels with 65 filled with mash, plus 20 sacks of corn sugar and 50 gallons of molasses. The operation included a 250 gallon fuel oil tank and a steam boiler. Officers hauled much of the material to Great Falls and remained at the site overnight. Arrests expected in days.
State Superintendent Elizabeth Ireland announced Montana has been allotted $9 000 a month for a two month federal work relief education program. About 150 unemployed teachers will be employed plus expanded adult literacy classes and rural school improvements. Work will start soon.
The Teton County Shipping association sent 19 241 pounds of turkeys. Growers got $1 803 in advance payments and 76 percent graded first class, paying 10 cents a pound in advance. This year’s shipment beat 1932 by 839 pounds.
Purchases of American goods are increasing in Argentina as local consumers show stronger demand and import activity picks up. The shift signals growing appetite for U S products amid evolving exchange rates and market conditions.
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