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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
8
The article argues that global markets rely on a dependable currency standard, specifically the dollar backed by gold at one thirty-fifth ounce per dollar. It notes concerns from nations like France about dollar stability and warns against devaluing the currency while describing the congressional stance on fiscal integrity.
Multiple small ads list items for sale including a 26 inch bicycle, famous novels priced 1.95 to 4.95 at Ben Franklin Store, a luminous dial alarm clock sale at 2.22, weaner pigs advertised by Skip Pederson, and a notice of the Annual E U B Harvest Supper on Wednesday Oct 2. Contact details provided.
Registration for a Hunter Safety course is set for Monday night, Sept 23 at 7 pm at the indoor rifle range gym. Open to all 12 and older by Oct 20, no charge, with classes Tue–Fri Sept 24–27 in the high school gym basement. Sponsored by Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club. certificates issued. county chairman George Domasco.
The piece argues against devaluing the dollar and warns that monetary control under the government risks granting tyrannical power. It links easy money with loss of fiscal responsibility and cites potential shifts toward inflation and authoritarian regimes backed by currency control. It contrasts gold standards with "funny money" and warns of political manipulation of the purse.
Sven Ollestad admitted Tuesday of last week and released Monday. Mrs Will Churchill admitted Tuesday and released Monday after treatment. Norman Ostenson admitted Tuesday and released Wednesday. Mrs Mabel Brewer admitted Sunday for medical care. Ole Stenberg admitted Sunday and released Monday. Mrs Emil Hauge admitted Tuesday and flown to Billings for an appendectomy.
The author argues that despite federal tax funded ads praising aid programs, the public should recognize that every dollar spent by the government ultimately comes from the people themselves and reflects their own money.
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