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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1933

Page

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Cooney pitches $42 million Montana public works plan

Gov Frank H Cooney travels with State Engineer James and Relief Director Spaulding to Washington to press 164 Montana public works projects totaling 42.33 million dollars. The list includes major dams and irrigation schemes across multiple counties aiming to create about 15 800 jobs over two to four years.

Helena Frank H. Cooney Washington Cooney J. S. James T. C. Spaulding Montana Mississippi Valley Water Commission Sam D. Goza William S. Bardon L. A. Campbell Missoula State Public Works Advisory Board D. A. McKinnon Holton Garfield County Big Horn Big Horn County Big Hole Beaverhead County Missouri River Broadwater County Tongue River Rosebud

Citizens Hold Meeting To Discuss Highway

A city hall meeting on a location for the state highway drew 87 participants from business and professional ranks. Voters favored Sixth Avenue with 42 ballots, two votes coming from four businesses, while two votes backed First Avenue. A proposed McLeod to Fourth Avenue route faced opposition from Deputy Postmaster Bryan and switched to Sixth Avenue. various local figures spoke for and against the options.

Sixth Avenue McLeod Fourth Avenue Boulder Bridge State Highway Commission Busse the News The Pioneer

Highway Board Maps Feeder Road Bid Plans In Helena

Montana highway commission spent Wednesday hearing delegations from Blaine county and Big Timber as it prepares to open bids Thursday on 16 road and bridge projects. No action on the sale of 1933 state highway debentures due to awaiting PWA reply.

Helena Montanas Highway Commission Public Works Administration Blaine County Big Timber

Cardwell Estate Worth 125000 Urges Probate

The estate of the late Edward Cardwell, who died September 16, is valued at 125000 in a probate petition filed in district court. The will names widow Sarah Cardwell executrix and primary beneficiary with real estate in Yellowstone County 50000 Stillwater County 10000 and Vancouver BC 2000. Personal property includes 600 head of livestock and 150 shares of Security Trust and Savings Bank totaling 20000 plus interests in Jefferson and Stillwater counties. Two sisters each to receive 300 annually while Mrs Robert Cardwell of Weyburn Sask receives 500.

Billings Edward Cardwell Sarah Cardwell Yellowstone County Stillwater County Vancouver B. C Security Trust and Savings Bank Jefferson Stillwater Bessie Ann Cardwell Jennie Parker Robert Cardwell Weyburn, Sask

Hardin Woman First to Get Home Loan Help

Mrs. Jeannette M. Scott of Hardin became the first Montana resident granted a loan through the home loan owners corporation. State manager E. C. Car ruth said tonight. Scott, widow of a Civil War veteran, sought funds to pay several years of arrears taxes and to make repairs.

Great Falls Jeannette M. Scott Hardin Montana Home Loan Owner’s Corporation E. C. Carruth

Big Timber Sees Twenty Public Works Applications

Montana state advisory board received twenty new public works project applications totaling 1,703,000 in grants on Saturday. Notable entries include the Wyoming Montana Railroad loan request for 79,404,912 and projects from Polson Lake County courthouse to Bozeman Ga l atia county courthouse and multiple water, sewer, and school building plans across the state.

Helena Montana Public Works State Advisory Board D. A. McKinnon Wyoming-Montana Railroad McKinnon Wyoming-Montana Railroad Company Polson—Lake County Columbia Falls Plentywood Sheridan County Treasure County Big Tullock Ekalaka Fairview Forsyth Frazer Bozeman Galatia Hot Springs I Ae Libby Lincoln County Montana State College NG Cene Polson State University of Montana Missoula Water Users Irrigation Company Dillon Wolf Point

Announcement of Federal Aid for needy Montana districts

Helena Mont Sept 21 Announcement that needy school districts may receive federal aid was outlined by Miss Elizabeth Ireland state superintendent of public instruction She said about 700 districts across Montana would require up to 100000 in federal funds Eligibility depends on population under 2500 teachers on relief rolls and use of funds only for teachers salaries Terms must match 1930 31 and districts must levy a reasonable tax and use all funds from the common school equalization fund Final federal allocation pending official totals

Helena Mont Elizabeth Ireland Montana Miss Ireland Ireland Washington

New Federal Plan to Channel Unemployed to Concentration Centers

Harry Hopkins, director of the Federal Emergency Relief, proposed relocating transient unemployed to federally run concentration centers for care and education. He urged states to arrest transients under vagrancy laws and deliver them to federal centers, where they would receive food clothing housing and schooling plus job-oriented instruction. Hopkins argued the existing commissary system harms morale and that work or cash relief is the proper solution.

Chicago Harry L. Hopkins Hopkins United States Conference of Mayors

Higher Bread Prices Reported in Several Cities

Washington reports a price rise in bread at Butte Montana and other cities over two weeks. Dr. Fred C. Howe, consumers’ counsel for the AAA, said the American Bakers association must further explain disparities in city prices before he is satisfied.

Washington Butte Mont American Bakers Association Fred C. Howe Agricultural Adjustment Administration Howe Washington, D. C Jacksonville Detroit Louisville

Frank Cone's Children Sue for Damages in Missoula Crash

Curtis and Celeste Cone, children of J Frank Cone of Hamilton, sue James M Brown in district court for 50000 damages after Cone died in a July 31 collision near Elliston with a car driven by Mamie A Riley of Helena. Browns alleged reckless driving linked to both suits. guardian ad litem appointed for the two minors.

Helena Mont James M. Brown Missoula Curtis Celeste Cone J. Frank Cone Hamilton Cone Brown Ellist Mamie A. Riley Riley The State Senate W. H. Poorman

Will James Wife Seeks 500 Monthly Alimony in Suit

Alice James, suing in district court, seeks a 500 monthly alimony, attorney fees, and suit money from Will R. James, famed author and artist of the Pryor country. She alleges desertion after their Reno marriage on July 7, 1921, with a show-cause order issued to restrain disposal of property pending the case.

Billings Gazette Will R. James Pryor Alice James James Reno Nev Billings O. F. Goddard

Gov Arthur Seligman Dies Sudden in New Mexico

Gov Arthur Seligman of New Mexico died suddenly after a sharp chest pain while addressing the New Mexico State Bankers association. He collapsed near a convention room and died within 15 minutes of Dr W R Lovelace arriving. Lieutenant Governor A W Hockenhull automatically became governor.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico State Bankers Association Arthur Seligman New Mexico Oscar Love Love W. R. Lovelace A. W. Hockenhull Clovis

Hog Prices Hit 4 on Kansas City Market

Hog prices reached 4 dollars per hundredweight on the Kansas City market, tying the 1932 peak. The day’s values averaged about a dollar above last week’s low, with gains dating back to late 1931, as traders weigh government pork reductions. In St Joseph Missouri the top price was 5.10 dollars, the highest since late 1931.

Kansas City St. Joseph

Life and Property Loss Great in Mexico

Reports from Tampico after last night's hurricane describe heavy loss of life and massive property damage. Officials estimate thousands dead or missing, with figures ranging up to 5,000, while Tampico city is described as largely destroyed and hundreds left homeless.

Mexico D. F Tampico Department of the Interior Eduardo Vasconcelos Department of Interior S. S. Sapinero Interior Department Capital

Veterans Cut Dividend Rate 53 Per Cent

The Veterans Administration reduced dividends on life insurance policies by 53 percent to build reserves and offset lower earnings. About 613,000 policyholders hold $2.768 billion in obligations. For payments this year, $3.65 million is allotted versus $7.27 million last year, with an estimated 12.67 dollars per policy previously. The next rate will be set after December 31.

Washington Veterans Administration

Park City Rancher kills family and farm hand in Montana

A 55 year old rancher and former railway repairman surrendered to authorities after allegedly shooting his wife Maude May Perry 37 his stepdaughter Madge Tilma Perry 16 and farmhand Ernest Vannice 33 at his Stillwater county farm near Laurel. He claimed infidelity prompted the acts and showed remorse for his stepdaughter.

Billings Laurel Stillwater’ County Chris W. Demel Vernon P. Perry Jack Benjamin Columbus Maude May Perry Madge Tilma Perry Ernest Vannice Perry

Retired Montana Teachers To Receive Quarterly Pension

Seventy five Montana public school retirees will get 85 dollars each as a pension for the last quarter of the year. Miss Jessie McKenna, secretary of the state retirement fund board, announced after the board’s quarterly meeting. Checks will be mailed to eligible teachers after September 30.

Helena Montana Jessie McKenna State Retirement Fund Board

Helena to Install New Bishop Hayes October 5

The Diocese of Helena will install Most Rev Ralph Leo Hayes as bishop on October 5 at St. Helena Cathedral with a public reception that evening. Hayes arrives around October 4 and succeeds Bishop George J Finnigan who served until his death in 1932. The diocese began with Bishop Brondel in 1883 and later Bishop Carroll who founded Carroll College.

Rocky Mountains Francis Norbert Blanchet Joseph Signay Quebec Modesto Demers Pacific Coast John Baptiste Brondel Helena John Patrick Carroll Carroll College

Remnants Club to hold reunion in Billings

Helena Sept 24 The Remnants club annual reunion will be held in Billings September 30. The group includes members of the 362nd Infantry of the 91st Division in World War I. A large majority of the unit’s men hailed from Montana.

Helena Remnants Club 362Nd Infantry Billings Montana

Vernon Perry Found Responsible for Triple Butchery

Coroner's jury in Stillwater county blamed Vernon Perry of Park City for the deaths of his wife Madge Perry, his 16 year old stepdaughter, and a hired man Ernest Vannice from gunshot wounds. Autopsy evidence showed the daughter was shot twice in the head amid a struggle. Perry admitted to county attorney that he regretted the shooting and said the bullet struck during a scuffle as the girl reached for the gun.

Billings Benjamin Laurel Herbert Bailey Stillwater Perry Dennel Columbus Yellowstone County Vernon Perry Park City Perry Place Stillwater County Madge Teroy Perry Ernest Vannice

Sally Rand Convicted For Indecent Dance In Chicago

Sally Rand, known for fan dance performances, was found guilty of presenting an indecent dance by a Chicago jury in Municipal Judge Joseph H. McGarry's court and received a one year jail sentence.

Chicago Sally Rand Joseph H. McGarry

Government 10 Distribute Pork in Montana and Nationwide

President Roosevelt ordered a federal purchase of surplus foods including beef dairy and poultry to aid relief work. About 75 million dollars of purchases will be made at market price to supply unemployed families through state relief administrations. The plan aims to reduce surpluses stabilize markets and produce cloth from cotton while overseen by the relief and agricultural adjustment administrations.

Washington Roosevelt Fed Department of Agriculture Federal Relief Administration Stephen T. Early Harry Hopkins Agricultural Adjustment Administration

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F. H. Cooney Musselshell Boulder Jefferson County West Gallatin Gallatin County Stanford and Judith Judith Basin Dearborn Lewis and Clark County Ruby River Madison County Shields River Park County Poplar River Roosevelt County Yellowstone Sweet Grass County Flathead Lake County Highway Board Cardwell Frank Cone Will James Gov. Seligman Bishop Hayes Remnants Government 10
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