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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
5
A study notes the body uses food to generate energy and discusses how excessive blood cholesterol arises. It questions how inositol could influence this process and help prevent elevated cholesterol levels.
Oscar Tretsven of the Bozeman extension service judged a lamb show featuring contestants and family members led by Emil Drivdahl and Jonas Mauland. The report also notes research by Mrs Ilka and doctors Felch and Dotti on inositol lowering cholesterol in diabetics.
A young biochemist reported that inositol a white powder similar to a vitamin may cut blood cholesterol in rabbits and could protect against arterial hardening researchers say. The study presented to the American Chemical Society notes the substance from corn products reducing cholesterol and potentially extending vascular health.
Donald R. Richberg former New Deal official warned at Harvard University that the Fair Deal's socialistic programs threaten private associations and private property. He argued confiscatory taxes and heavy regulation would smother private enterprise and push the nation toward a mature welfare state.
Sevierville Tennessee adopts a new city ordinance requiring a $1,000,000 bond to maintain the peace for residents identified as Communists. The law outlines other compliance measures as part of the statute.
L. A. Weise of Salt Lake City, longtime former resident of Big Timber who ran the Big Timber cafe for years, spent the weekend with the McDonnell family. After selling the cafe in 1940 he moved to Salt Lake City and joined Mountain States Telephone as assistant traffic manager vowing to remain in that position.
Mr and Mrs C H Lukenbill from Thermopolis Wyoming visited the Lawrence Peterson home Saturday. They brought a boat for a bit of fishing before returning Sunday.
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