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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
10
Disjointed OCR text recounts a theft in Butte with references to a street scene, a corridor, stairs, and police. Mentions Cosgrove Decker and Decher with unclear actions. Vague dialogue hints at a confrontation and public reaction.
A garbled report cites references to a rich Cae EL and Ven Crain with scattered phrases about miners, sprigs, burns, busted hair, and a discussion of a car as a possible Frauted model. It mentions speeds, gas, tobacco, and a herd, with unclear dates or places.
WAKEFIELD Neb April 17 W J Bryan discusses national issues before a crowd he supports compulsory military training and a bonus for discharged soldiers funded by higher taxes on big business He calls the league of nations a political issue a disgrace and favors taxing wealthy interests to pay for veteran benefits.
A lyrical piece portrays a horse named Loco and companions Pete Queen and Flax, observing seasonal changes. The narrator recalls drivers, a stable, and a butchered garden path as the animals react to a growing weed called the Jeco flower. A bishop on the Rhine watches as the scene ends with a vow to retire Loco to the hills.
A pastoral note describing birds building nests and flowers blooming in a beloved season. The verse emphasizes nature’s fragrance and the overall beauty of springtime.
320 acres of land about two miles west of Big Timber adjoining the H. O. Kellogg ranch on the east side. Terms easy. Inquire of Glass Bros. 20.
The piece laments inflation as a dollar buys less, with meat prices a heavy burden. It notes pork and liver costs have risen, leaving households with scant purchasing power and a sense of economic strain.
The verse notes Thelma Sleveland praising winter fast ending and spring arriving with bracelets flowing and birds returning with songs of cheer signaling a joyful seasonal turn.
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