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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy. It cites ingredients with proven reputations and asserts Dr. Hartman’s approach combines multiple medical schools and pharmacist rigor. It argues chronic catarrh is common and that Peruna offers honest, uniform, direct-to-consumer supply with transparent active constituents.
Maryland Senator Rayner supports adequate teacher pay and shared a tale from a district where salaries were very low. A portly banker opened the meeting with an address and ended with a cheer for teachers, prompting a curious reaction from a pale chalk-smeared woman.
A joke about Brown backfires when his fishing trip is ruined by a broken leg. The fish dealer, hearing of the accident, sends a string of fish Brown had planned to call for, turning the tale into a local misadventure.
Patent cure all foot discomfort product promotes relief from swollen smarting and sweaty feet. Claims to ease new shoes and offers a free sample. Distributed by A. S. Olmsted based in Le Roy New York and sold by druggists and shoe stores.
A dialogue in Town and Country mocks a rector described as heavenly. Mrs High praises the man for Christian cheerfulness while Mrs Low notes he danced with the best set at the Trillions. The exchange implies social hypocrisy.
Charlotte Whitney recalls a confrontation with a hayman trying to collect thousands from her sheep operation. The scheme involves hay tickets, sandbars in hay, an attorney’s fee, and a failed attempt to seize the ranch. The narrator urges sheep men to raise their own hay and avoid questionable analyses. We offer 40 tons for sale.
A constructed granary should store all grain types while using space efficiently. The illustration shows width consistent with varied heights for a ten foot drive and nine foot clearance. Each foot of building length at ten feet high holds 144 bushels. taller heights increase capacity to 290 bushels at twenty feet.
R. K. Rutter of Lexington plans to raise six piglets in a parlor to prove pigs are naturally neat. The pigs will be pampered with baths, manicures, sterilized dishes, and daily readings from Bacon and Swinerton, then chosen for parlor life or the mud.
Five year study outlines seed selection rules for improved corn yields. Hang seed to dry in ventilated spaces, prefer cylindrical uniform ears with 16 to 20 rows, medium kernel depth and.uniform shank, and test germination with a simple plate tester. If general test is weak, perform ear testing to ensure seed vigor.
The piece notes that a calf of a good milker often inherits the milking trait but warns the rule is not infallible. It emphasizes that the sire must also come from a good milker for reliable prediction.
A crowd yesterday at Eleventh Street and Grand Avenue watched an elderly Black man discursively respond to two high school boys who mocked him. The man, calling himself an undertaker, produced a card and offered to handle the boys' business with a blunt insult.
A weekly patent report from Lothrop & Johnson of St. Paul lists Northwestern inventors and their filings. Names include Walter Airhart Blunt S D. Arne H Berg Clarkfield Minn lake attachment. Christian C Bergh St. Paul Minn. George C Berglund Cloquet Minn gynasi um apparatus. William Clapton Fargo N D. Joseph Evan Minnesota Lake Minn. Peter C Forgard Lake Preston S D steamboiler.
A prison reformer encounters a convicted lawyer in striped clothing. She asks what brought him here and he quips that it was an automobile, displaying his old time cleverness.
Miller and Holmes of St Paul Minnesota advertise daily cash payments for cream, inviting readers to write for current prices and tags. The notice emphasizes prompt cash offers and ongoing buying opportunities.
A patriot calls the state legislature the nursery of political greatness. An horticulture expert replies that some nurseries overemphasize grafting. The exchange uses playful metaphor to critique political grafting and growth.
An advertisement from St Paul Minnesota promotes Old Country Cryson Tea at a dollar per tablespoon with a free sample by Wim McMurray. The copy notes its value and invites readers to try the tea.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an explosion and a barter style prompt about motor coverage, with scattered phrases from the London Tatler and an ad for ship cattle hogs and sheep. Carson Wood Weiller of South St Paul Minnesota appears in the snippet.
A Washington Herald quip notes the playful contrast between a purportedly clever girl and the joke that large feet would hinder a horse like creature. The exchange highlights witty banter without escalating beyond light humor.
An advertisement urges shippers to send mides pelts and wool to W N Hide & Fur Co in Minneapolis for maximum value, labeling the firm as old reliable and trustworthy.
A countryman walks a busy street and reads an engineer’s sign "Cast Iron Sinks" which enrages him, arguing any fool should know better. The brief exchange captures local color and humor.
Ancient advertisement details Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething soothing gums reduces inflammation and eases pain claims to cure wind colic and stomach issues with a bottle described in plain terms.
The automotive sector in Michigan ships freight by rail, contributing about 1,000,000 dollars annually to railroad revenue through freight rates.
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