Community Notices and Travel Snippets from Livingston
A compilation of travel, visits, and local changes. Guests include Pay Day Pokera at Tweedot visiting daughter in Portland, Morlan McFarland registering at Montana University, and drivers from Yellowstone tours receiving final checks. Household movements cover Emma Trusty’s Kalispell trip, Terland family Norway voyage, and Bertha Gottlob selling her Howie ranch to Carl Thompson and opening an auto court in Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib McFarland
Tweedot
Portland
Ore
Clarence Flattum
Missoula
Morlan
University of Montana
L. H. Lintz
C. C. Nicholson
Stuart Nicholson
Henry Nicholson
Victoria
B. C
Clarence Shipton
Yellowstone Park
Emma Trusty
Kalispell
Montana
Wallace and Coeur d
W. D. McKenzie
Amanda Welch
Whispering Pines Ranch
Creighton
Neb
Riley Doore
Dean
Brannins
California
Kathryn Wilson
Buck Maxson
Laurel
Harlowton
Aldens
Gerald Chapin
Yvonne Husebye
Omaha
E. J. Huseye
Ters
Billings
Paul Carter
Unemployment Crisis in America Needs Real Solutions
The piece argues unemployment remains a serious problem despite summer gains. It cautions against using full employment as a political football and calls for policies addressing core causes beyond government spending. It critiques relief, wage laws, and price competitiveness as partial fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Europe
England
Holland
Germany
America
Senator cites concerns over U.S. wheat sale to Soviet Union
In a Montana visit the senator objects to selling surplus U S wheat to the USSR arguing it diverts hunger relief from dollars, risks aiding enemies, and bypasses Congress policy. He notes potential impacts on gold reserves, argues wheat subsidies raise prices for Americans, and calls for a full review of trade policy with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Soviet Union
Montana
Russia
Congress
Freeman
Ussr
Red China
Castro Cuba
North
Viet Nam
South
Cuba
United States
West Germany
Moscow
Executive Branch
Europe
Old Pioneer Notes From The 1914 Montana Fair And Town Life
Wallis Huidekoper family returns from Helena state fair in their Franklin. Watermelons first shipment to Cooke City by Bill Greenough using seven pack horses, expected $1 a melon. Paul Van Cleve Jr. wins big on Indian Girl at Sweet Grass fair with over $600 from bets, others also cashing. Various locals visit, travel, and entertain. high school seniors begin winter work. Ford dealer Mac Johnson sells Big Timber Ford to Roundup partners. Birthday trip to Bozeman for Vincent Hannah. Cass hill and community notes on residents’ moves and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis Huidekoper
Helena
Franklin
Wallis
Huidekoper
Cooke City
Bill Greenough
Billings
Eliza Whitney
Jr. Post
McCambridge
Grand Hotel
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Roy Otis
Axel Arvidson
Third Avenue
Sweet Grass County
Herman Utermohle
Ernest Patterson
Boulder
Edna Patterson
Webber School
Lenore Busha
Ingle School
George Loasby
Alice
W. N. Nye
Basin
Nye
Fromberg
Mac Johnson
Karl Bryan
Butte
C. W. Campbell
Bill
Fullerton
Neb
Campbell
G. L. Pope
Great Falls
Chicago
Vincent Hannah
Bozeman
Big Timber
Ford Motor Co
Ford
R. D. Strobel
H. E. Price
Roundup
Strobel
Johnson
Ernest Severance
Clara Severance
Cat Responds To Command Jump Five Feet Straight Up
The cat follows a trainer's cue and springs five feet into the air on command, illustrating remarkable athletic balance and control. This high jumping feat underscores training methods used to coax agile responses from felines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen
France
Ue A
URS
U.S. Savings Bonds
U.S. Savings
Merrilyn Eastham
Marietta
Good Will
Treasury Department
Merrilyn
Pioneer Files
Cartens, Cegea
George & Benson Probiati
Labor Department
John A. Rickner
Heath
W. J. Jameson
Rickner
Washington
Pioneer
Ey Te OS Cea
Tam Lotte
Safeco
J. A. Lowry Company
Dean Lowry
McLeod St
Erbe Jewelry of
Douglas Fir Lumber
Melville
Wickee
Wild Bill Hickock
Deadnooo
South Qakota
Farmers Service Assn
Farmers Supply
McCulloch
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