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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03
Recommended for Position

At meeting of the Republican
State Central committee for Garrett
county on Monday night in Oakland
four persons were recommended for
appointment to fill the vacancy on
the Board of Election Supervisors,
as the result of the resignation Of
James A. Savage, Republican mem
Der. Earle Glotfelty, president of the
Republican committee, said they had
named Ben Knepp, Burton Thomas,
Kenneth Keller and Mark H. Moon.
These names were sent to Cover
nor w. Preston Lane, who will name
the person in the near future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03
Grantsville Group TO Meet

Farmer-owners Of Southern States
cooperative in the Grantsville area
will hold their annual membership
meeting Tuesday, August Is, at 700
p. M, EST, at the school auditorium
in Grantsville. Chairman of the meet
ing will be Harry Collier, Of Accident.
Board members and farm advisory
committee members will be elected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03
Station Open Every Day

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
station is back on a full schedule,
effective August l, it was announced
by Clarence Murphy, agent. For the
past several months there had been
no agent at the station on Saturday
or Sunday.
Walter Hardesty has returned to
duty as agents clerk. The office will
remain open every day, to 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03

copy.
llrH'S AIRING 'a'' io'', '''U ~
Olhl'''u SATURDAY aI'el ouS'''e99
"TRIP 10 nc" loiN '''S'
Miss Susanna Porter. College Park,
was d "eeN-enu N'Sltoi u iieI pa
ci''S' MI ''ii" WI . ii''' ~ " W.
Mrs. Paul w. Hove. Washington.
d. C.. visiting her father. T. c. Hine-
baugb. and other relatives. for few
days
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stcmplc went
to Uuntinoton. w Va. last weekend
to attend tbc annual Workman fami-
lv reunion.
The Rcbakah lodge Of Loeb Lynn
Heights will hold a bake sale in the
Dewitt and DeBe1y store on Satur-
day, August 5.
mont W. Va were guests OF MI ana
Mrs. Harold u. Blttlhgef' south OF
town, on Sunday.
NJ, aul A.. w r ua,.Io,+,. md
.on ra,,.,aroa ,,.a snondinr fo,v
NeeNS ''' o'ul'''C l d y camp az : an
ny "''ei > o.
Charles NJ Sec Cumberland. NOM
her Of the House Of DELEGATES from
Aucganv county. was in Oakland on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McDaniels, of
Akron, Ohio, visited her brother and
sistcr-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Hoffman, last Thursday.
arrived ~ O'N'''''' '''5u"S loi "
T'''' T'''' 'V' SUI an. 0 e, ,''e' IN
law -Ni anu vi = ~" l. - 81 '''7'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul limbaugh took
the formers father. T. c. Hincbauah.
to Cumberland last Friday where he
Lo.ni+aI
a chicken supper will be served
by he ladies of Bethel Methodist
church of Mt Lake Park on Thurs
day, August TO- in the church assem-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
HamilI's Book and Stationery Store
Englander's Pharmacy, in Oakland :;
Martins Store, Mt. Lake Park; and
Harvey, Ream and HumbertsOn's
Store, Loeb Lynn; at five cents per
copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03

The temperature in Baltimore rose
to 80 degrees on Sunday. The fourth
day of the month with mercury read
ings of 80 degrees OF more.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-03
MARRIED

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HENDERSON,
F'riendsville, announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Emogene
Humberson to DT3 Charles w. Far
thing, formerly of Columbus, Ohio,
stationed now at the National Naval
Medical Center in Bethesda.
The ceremony was performed Fri
day, July 2Sth, in the Bethesda Baptist
Church with Rev. J. r. Nelson offici-
ating.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Ernest Davis and was attired
in the Navy Uniform.
Attendants of the bride and groom
were Miss Margaret McCrobie and
James A. Smith, formerly Of Eliza
beth, Pa. also at N. N. NC. in Beth
esda. Miss McCrobie was attired in
pink dress and wore corsage Of
white rosebuds with white Access
series.
A reception was held in the home
of the brides sister Mrs. Chester
Lehman, of Fairfax, Va.
Guests attending the wedding and
reception were: Mrs. Charles Humber
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, Mrs.
James Thomas, Mrs. Catherine
Thomas, Miss Ramona HENDERSON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lehman and
family, Miss Mary Sisler, Miss Cath
crime Friend, Miss Shirley Martin,
Miss Gloria Sisler, Miss Nellie Coke
and Miss Mary Alexander all from
around Bethesda, Md
Other guests were: Dt3 Andy
Pennington, Dt2 Bob Thompson, Dt3
Burgess Allyson, On Chico Diaz, Mr..
Evans, Seaman LIST Roland Eldrid and
Seaman 2nd, George Fisher, all sta
toned at the National Naval Medical
Center in Bethesda and Seaman Carl
Loudermilk, stationed at the Naval
Air Station in Southeast Washington,
D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Harold Yutzy have
announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Lee Yutzy,
to Mr.. Virgil 7. Stcyer, Jr., of Steyer,
which took place in a Presbyterian
church in Winchester, Va, on Tues
day, August l.
They are now on a honeymoon trip
through New England states. Both
young people were students of Oak
land High school.
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President Truman ruled out the use
of the atomic bomb in the present
struggle in Korea.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
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jolly all 5000 wonderfully comfy Styles
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16

psychological, spiritual and fin
ancial aspects of the problems
of preparing for a better life
in retirement.
Higman & harrison - "Phil-
chuck, the Life of a Mountain
Nature Lovers will enjoy the
picture of the interrelationShips
of animals, including man.
plants, weather and geology OF
a single mountain in Washing
tons Cascade range. An out
door book for all ages of read
erS.
Hines - Wolf Days of the
North" Northern story.
Jordon - Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning"
Kraines - Managing Your
Mind" A scientific and author
itative book for the average man
and woman to get more out OF
life, to achieve greater satisfac-
ton to live more happily. En-
dorSed by enthusiastic readers
who have found in it the solu-
ton to their personal problems.
Miller-"Take a Look at Your
self" In these stimulating pa
geS DR.. Miller holds up the
candid mirror of self analysis
AffirmS the heart warming mes
sage that you, can transfer your
life and gives sane and sound
council for doing It. Here is
a book that will help you to
help yourself and to help 9th
erS.
INCORPORATING and Paper
Hanging for the Home Owner
Easy, practical, detailed and
helpful.
Raine-Guns of the From
tier" True stories of famous
outlaws, gun fighters and sher-
ifs of the west.
Savage-"Treasure of Brasa-
d." Fiction.
Shellabarger-"The Kings Ca
Waller" Fiction. .
Smith-''Dear Mr.. President
Story of fifty years lin the
White House mail room. Highly
entertaining memoirs of the
man whose job it was to read
the presidents mail, from Nc
Kinley to Truman.
Smith-"For Heavens Sake
A heart warming smiling book
by a. minister's daughter relat-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16
April | Is Deddline
In Photo Contest

Montana's amateur and pro-
feSsional photographers will
compete this month for prizes
in a statewide contest.
Opening of the contest, CO.
sponsored by the Montana State
University journalism school
and the Montana Photographers
association, was announced
this week by the journalism
school. The deadline for entries
is April l.
Prizes will be awarded in each
of four divisions: High school
student, college student, adult
amateur, and professional. A
special award will be given for
Best in SroW. Entries viii be
judged the second week in APP
ril.
The best Is pictures will be
placed in a travelling exhibit
which will be shown in towns
throughout Montana.
Entry blanks and contest
rules may be obtained from
local studios and Photographic
supply dealers throughout the
state or by writing to Harlan
Bower at the MSU journalism
school in Missoula.
There are 227,679 miles of
railroad track in the U. S.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16
REAL ESTATE DEALS
Jed

Jan. IS, Chas. S. Elder etuX to
Jay Lee: SENW-20 T3SR33E.
Jan. Is, Jay R. Lee etux to
Chas. S. Elder: CWSW-20 T3SR-
33E.
Jan. 20, Big Horn Co. to Geo,
Peters: II a. in NWSW, 10.7 a.
in SWNW, Sec. %, T8SR35E. at
Wyola, Mont.
Jan. 20, J. R. Campbell to J,
w. Bulls etuX VIZ 81 Lot 4
and VIZ Lots 5 and 6, Blk. %,
4th Addn. to Hardin.
Jan. 20, Big Horn County to
J.. Geo. Reed: Lots 4, 5, g., I,
Blk. l Heinrich Addn. to St
Xavier.
Jan. %, Maude T. Barrett etal
to Norman A. Trask: Nk-e
T1SR3OE.
January Is, Thos. R. Powers
etux to Clara F. Fuller etal:
ERWbNE, EANE, WRWASE
SW-21; WhNW-22 T9SR33E.
Jan. 27, Ollie H. Joseph eta?
to Emily j. Holmes: SESE-9;
sW SW-1O, VIZ VIZ, Sc SW IS;
NWA, SWINE, NkSW, SESW
WhSE-22, NWNE-27 T9SR4lE.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16

Jan. 80, H. w. Bunston etux
to John Schneider: Lots Z, 3,
SWA-27 T1NR33E.
Jan. 81, Jack Owen etuX TO
Francis Owen etuX: Lot l &
S 25' of Lot 2, Blk. 2 Hills Addn.
to Lodge Grass.
Jan. 81, H. w. Bunston eJux
to John Schneider: EASEA-23
T1NR33E.
PATENT
United States to Edward K
Woodley: NEA-12 T1NR36E.
Feb. IA, Big Horn County to
E. F. ThaWley: SASWA-1G IL
NR33E.
Feb. IA, Big Horn County 70
Clifton C.. Green: West 20 #. Of
Lot 3, Blk. 7 Stevenson Addn.
TO Lodge Grass. i
to Lodge Grass (QCD).
Feb. IS, Robt. L. Smith 70
First American Lutheran
Church: Lots l, 2, g., Blk. II
Highland Park Addn. to Hardin.
Feb. 16, Gas Consumers Co.
op to Inland Supply Co.: Lots
3 and 4, and E. rs #. OF Lot
S, Blk. 2, 4th Addn. to Hardin.
Feb. 16, Maurine Harrington
ard Robt. D. Herington etuk 70
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16

ing to her life in various sec
tons of our country.
Tolg - "Homemaking Can Be
Easy" A practical book of plan
ned home management.
Trapp-"The Story of the
Trapp Family Singers" The
story of a remarkable singing
family and it's devotion to an
ideal. Few families in America
have caught the imagination
and affection of the public more
than the famous Trapp singers.
One of the heavily booked at
fractions in U. S. concert his
tory.
Vestal -" Jim Bridger, Noun
tain Man" Biography.
Wall-'A Day for God = Call
ed Man" Sermons.
WebSter-"Shower Parties for
All Occasions"
Woodford-"Writing and Sell
ing"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16

While rummaging through a
sheaf of old papers recently,
Henry Dummy Schubert dis
covered an old letter on the re-
verse side of which was printed
the accompanying map of Big
Horn county compiled by
J. E. Graham, first county sur
veyor, in 1918.
Reminiscent of the old days,
the map gives the location of
major ranches of the time, to
gether with other pertinent in
: formation. Growth of Hardin
and Big Horn county can be
seen by comparison of present
day figures with those shown
on the map.
Big Horn county was organ
lied January 20, 1918 and the
first commissioners were A. H.
Bowman, B. F. Hertzler and
Dan Sullivan. The population of
Hardin was given then as 1000,
compared with recent estimates
of $500 to $1,000
Also listed on the map were
the number of cattle, sheep and
horses owned by the major
stockmen of the county. The
totals, believed to be conserva-
tive, were 10000 cattle, 10000
sheep and $500 horses.
Largest cattle operators were
listed as Spear Bros, $4,000 cat
tie; Frank Heinrich, $4,000 cat
tie; J. B. Kendrick. $4,000 cat
tie, and Barr & McDaniels, So
900 cattle and sheep. Rea Bros.
listed $4,000 sheep, and Perkins
Co. and John Davidson, each
$4,000 sheep.
Bunny Schubert, who earned
his nickname while a youngSter,
by dancing for coin in the
streets of Sheridan, Wyo., is an
old-time roundup hand who was
wagon boss for Brown and Son
in 1918. He also worked for
Spear Bros. and Heinrich. More
recently he was an employee of
the TSchirgi spread for two
and a half years until last fall.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16
Library Notes

The following books are recent
additions to the shelves of Big
Horn county library.
Adshead, Collector-"An in
heritance of poetry" Rich in
treasures of verse from both
sides of the Atlantic.
Annixter - "SWiftwater." Fic-
ton.
Blackburn - Short Grass"
Western fiction.
Casey & Douglas - worlds
Biggest Doer", the story of the
Lions club. Gift to the library.
Foley, ed - BEST American
Short Stories, 1949."
GileS-"HoW to Retire and
Enjoy It." Everyone-man and
woman-Who earns a living is
faced with the problem of re-
tirement. This book tells clearly,
cheerfully and simply how to
prepare for those retirement
years, how to retire and make
a success of it. It covers the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighborS for the
lovely gifts and beautiful card
shower on our fiftieth wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Redding.
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Ray W. Oxford: All Sec. Il,
T1NR37E.
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There are 227,679 miles
railroad track in the U. S.
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Die 2abonr Eartp

Die Mmfloderung bes empire bat-
te ihon I'M erlten @eltfrieg begonne1
unb bGtte 1pobl, bielleibt IN langla-
n1erem Ser1po, al,6 unter elmer feiter
nit Der britiI6en TRADITION berfette-
ten &egierllng ben gleihen 8erlaui
genonrnren. Das 3eitaIter Der Solo
,1ialberrlddft lit porbei, IMP poraiisr
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biem ,lftp. boIaogen bat.
Die britiihe Mrbeiterpartei bat il,
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benrerfens4perte 9folle geipielt uft0
miro pieIeibt lire bole geoeutiir1g
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Barlamentstpabl in Gnglanb

Yarlamentsmabl in Gnglan6
Im perHoienen 3o1tnerstag, 90.
Jebrlar, apdblte 6nsl Sof bon 8roB>
gritannien elm neues Barlament.
5aIt fit1tf SSnbre lang, ieit Sllli 1915,
bate bic 2abour Hartp bas 8ouie OF
Commons nit eilter itarfen Mebrbeit
iouperGn beberri6t, unb hass aus
iblieBFib aus Mitglieoern oieler Har>
tel 1nter Brenrierininiiter Clement
9ttlee gebilbete &obinett NOR aus al
len SeBben nit Der fiibrenoen Sppo-
iitionspartei Der &onIerpatipen ooer
Sories unter Der Siibrung @inlton
GburdIns iiegreih berporgegangen.
Die iettapobise 8abl enoete ntit Ell.
nem formalen Sieg, u6er Der prafti-
iden Nieoerlnge ser 2abour BartD,
perbalite iebob Bis auf peiteres ben
8ieoeruufitieg Ser &onierpatipen 5ur
9tegierung.
Die 2abour gartp erbielt cine
frappe Miebrbeit I'M 8urlament,
blieb aber TIM fait sipei Wiliunen Der
abgeeebetten (2S,62O,O0O) Stinamen
binter ben gegneriihen Earteien 5u-
rid. Bon ben 625 Barlamentsiisen
erbielt Die arbeiterpartei 315; in Ell
nem btsBer tpnieruatinen 8ablbeairf,
po elmer Der &unsioaten fltra Dor Der
sBabl itarb, finoet Die geadpabl am
8. Wdr5 ltatt. 8on BEN gegnerilhen
Barteien erbielten sbie &onleroatiDen
un6 Die ibnen alliierten Splitterpar-
teien 296 Site, Die 2iberalen reun,
sic ssrilden Hationaliiten atuei, Die
llnabbdngigen 2iberalen einen Sib.
Die Mrbeiterpartei bot cine Webrbeit
pon nur iieben Stimmen. SIM alten
Sou}e of Gomrrnons perteilten 1ib oie
Site .pie folgt: 4rbeiterpartei 1913,
aonierpatipe 213, 2iberale 5tpolf, an-
oere Hnrteien 5tpan5ig, &omnlrtnilten
stpei. 9ie fouiuruniItiiben &anbi0n-
ten fielen Ieste Nod)e glatt Diirh.
Die fir Die GonrnlunfIten obgesebes
men Stlnpllten gingen BON 103, 600
i'm Sabre 1915 auf $4,000 suriid
2ie eben,nls inadtiee Bartei Ser 9i-
beraIen, Die feiner5eit ourh Die &oa-
litipm init Ser 2nbour Hartp oieier
oen Beg sur Oeadt er6ffnete, erbielt
nur 81 Bro5ent Der tStirnmen etlpa
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in aebn Ssdbren, erlpartete man tros
Der offenfllrpbigen 2infsltromllng Ell
nen Sieg Der &onierpatipen l.nter Der
syiibruttg bes populdren &riegspre-
miers gburbin. Iber Die ltn5l1frie-
oen9eit in breiten 8olfsifi6ten ging
piel tiefer als an Ser Sberflafe 5u
erfennen mar. Die &onlerpntipen er.
littel,, ipie Ole obieen 3ublen oartint,
cine iftpere gtieberlage. Gburdias
politil9e Ma6t ibien fiir inrner ge-
brohen. Clement gttlee trat on ieine
Stelle. 9ie 2aboirr Bartp fiibrte nit
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lanbs ioaialer Struftur berbei. Sn
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Tegierung aui5upplngen.
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Je9ierllng 5lt veItimieren", lit cine
6roge, Die man lid) in 8afbington biz
Dor fur5em nldt Dorgelegt 81 baben
lheint, o6lpobl 0aS &pmmunIitenre=
gime in 9ulgorien i6on I'M Sabre
1915 genar 10 arrogant mar, iDie
GberpentoD uno ieine 8anoe es beu-
te linO. 9lu6 ser gru6 oes Seripre-
6ens Don Salta, iiberaq auf Dem
9alfan freie @ablen burdfiibren 5u
luiien, fonnte 9prnes unb ieinen
9tohfolger MariboQ nidt beitnn1et1,
ben amtlifen Gerfebr nit oen tota-
litdren @ungiter5 an5ufiinotgen.
Gbenio blieb es fiir bie anrerifonii6-
bulgariIcben 8e5iebungen obne Sol
gen, als i'm SpGtlonmer 1947 nit
Dem brutalen Suiti5moro an Dem
6ulgariifen Sppoiitionsfiibrer Get-
foD oie lebten Spuren ser iSreibeit
in Oem ungliidlid)en 2nnoe ousge-
tllgt ipuroen.
Notiirlih ltn6 mir uns beruuBt,
OoB nir eS be4te in alien v&egieruns
IN" binter oem giIernen @orbanQ,
einIflieBlif Der Clique I'M areml,
nur nit organiiierten 8erbrehern 5u
tlln baben. au5 eben oielem 8rllnoe
modten mir auh elouben, oaB sic
perantlportlid)en DISQUALIFICATION in
@aTbtngton es bel ser (oerIpdteten)
aftinn I'M Safe 9ulgarien nift be-
menben laiien, ionoern Gealiiten &C.
mug iein 1peroen, au6 oen 8erfeGr
nit anoeren fonmuniitii6en Regie-
r1ngen ul1f5lrge6en, ipenn einnoi fcin
i3Deifel mebr oaran lit, buB eine 81
plomatilfe Sertretung Imertfos IL,
ibren 5ouptitGoten beltenfalls MR.
nod einen fiftipen @ert fir llns ba=
ben fann.