Thirteen Years Ago From the Pioneer October 8 1965
Items recall past farming and local events from the Pioneer dated October 8 1965. Mentions corn prices in Dubuque market notes about Dushiel and yield struggles and a reference to Fatty Arbuckle sympathy comments. Also notes Charl Dugro visiting his father in New York and Helena Cathedral events. County cattle shipments and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Hitlind Firrtndt
Mnuch Poe
Chas. Dugro
New York City
Patrick Patten
Helena Seaday
Chicago
Henry Schrader
O. M. Forsythe
H. Petersen
Frank Gottlob
A. P. O'Leary
McLeod Street
W. A. Moore
When Will Conditions Improve In The United States
A columnist argues improvement relies on shared sacrifice and return to prewar living. He cites wage restraints, reduced debt, and workers accepting lower prices, noting widespread extravagance after the war and urging a safer, sane mode of living for all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
What Big Timber Campground Means For Puyallup
Editorial on Big Timber benefits and proposed campground improvements cited at a Pierce county chamber of commerce meeting. Puyallup aims to create and fund a campsite next year after estimating a $9500 loss from lacking a suitable ground last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pioneer
Puyallup
Pierce County
Washington
Chamber of “Commerce
Chamber
EY Puyallup
Ustee
Local Notes Highlight Community Events And People
W R Stokes led a Montana market with two carloads of steers earning 25 cents more per hundredweight than rivals. A McLeod Saturday dance drew a large crowd with Livingston music and Mrs. Duncan’s supper. Missoula enrollment includes Louis Solberg. Dr and Mrs Roy M Wolf and Dr W A Collamer visited Chico Hot Springs. Beards, veterans board in Bozeman, Fox properties gas hint, Shrine attendance in Billings. Mothers club meets for Parent Teachers talk. Phi Gamma sorority Montana Alpha at Montana State College. Lutheran district meeting in Rapelje drew 300 attendees with a basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Livingston
Bozeman
Selmer Solberg
Stella Solberg
Phi Gamma Sorority
Montana
Pi Beta Phi
Montana State College
Solberg
Phi Garavha Sorority
A. Holbeck
Dora Felenzer
Henry Wallum
Oleg Haugstad
Billings
Rapelje
Public School Notes On Winter Basketball And Tests
The note outlines boys basketball matchups this winter if other grade schools join. Opening school tests cover pupil name, ages, intelligence quotient, reading, and math operations. Results show wide gaps between chronological and mental ages, with varied IQs, a normal situation noted worldwide. Teachers from abroad praise the school’s ability-based grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibdy
Rye Ole
Mahoney Sentenced to Death by Mixed Jury
In Seattle a jury of four women and eight men found James E. Mahoney guilty of first degree murder and fixed the death penalty. The case involves the death of his elderly wife Kate Mooers, a Seattle property owner valued at about 200000 dollars, with investigation tracing letters from Idaho and Montana and a trunk found on Lake Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James E. Mahoney
Superior
Mahoney
Potores’ Johnson
Washington State Prison
Kate Mooers
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerome Williams
Sweet Grass County
Forsign Advertising Representative
American Press, Association
Big Thaber
Fatty” Arbluckle
Senpnacher
the Pioneer
John Renfis
Montane
John Anderson
Renfro
Price
Lucky “Arme
Capy
Ra As
W. R. Stokes
South &. Paul
Missoula
University
Louis Solberg
Decere Rere
Roy M. Wolf
Missouri
Chico Hot Springs
W. A. Collamer
Park County
Beard Ed Selbman
Peter Petersen
Perry Otis
Lewis Strand
Theodore Thompson
Clive Haas
Will Sandsness
Veterans’ Compensation Board
Fox Ol
Bhrine
C. E. Wickland
Lee Smoot
L. W. Baskett
W. K. Amery
Axel Arvidson
J. J. Luckson
Mr. McLean
Messrs. Wichland
Lacksen
Mothers’ Department
Womans ‘Club
L.H. Lintz
Parent
Harry Cross
Public
Lary
Scandinavian
Big Timber, Montana
Ish Sale
John G. Ellingson
J. Ellingson
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