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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
4
The passage recalls Lagow telling Ambassador Gerard that America would not fight. It notes the claim that US troops would beat Prussian forces and cites the Kaiser’s belief shifting as the war persists.
The piece argues Governor Stewart will not run for U S Senate, favoring his re election as war governor of Montana. It contrasts historic war governors like Richard Yates and Oliver Morton with long forgotten senators, asserting Stewart’s legacy will endure as war governor.
A local profile celebrates Sam Teagarden as a steadfast Non Partisan League candidate with his house and routines unchanged. The piece contrasts Teagarden with others who shifted to the Republican side while praising his commitment to the cause and home front imagery.
Anaconda Standard reports state crop agencies show improved prospects since earlier in the month. Except in northern counties where drought lingered, rains eased losses and hay damage. overall outlook for Montana agriculture remains hopeful as the season closes.
The column lists visitors and travels around Big Timber including Mrs Chauncey Sheller, Gertrude DeKoning and families at Hunters Hot Springs, James Sandness haying on the Wheeler Flat, and Mr and Mrs Olsen's infant loss. It notes DeKoning’s operation, J H Mose entering sheep farming, and locals inspecting stock along the forest range.
The article notes occupancy readiness around October first for a W. R. Leskes residence and praises the garden setting. It condemns a ten dollar fish law and reports on a codalet orator attracting crowds while urging socialist rhetoric shift to rail rate discrimination. Renewed mining interest centers on Deer Creek with a legendary bottleneck claim. A decomposed body was found in the Yellowstone river near the bridge. coroners’ inquest deemed the death unknown and unidentifiable. burial funded by the county.
Sworn by public statement to seek the Republican nomination for clerk and recorder. Candidate Sruth Sheridan announces run in this year’s primary process with support from unspecified backers and voters.
The matron died after pneumonia developed from illness Sunday. Survived by husband, son Arthur Bliss who runs a city garage, parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Gould of Emigrant, sister Mrs Grant Milligan of Emigrant. Large Livingston funeral at St Andrews Episcopal Church with Rev C P Burnett praising her charity and character. Funeral service brief and impressive with numerous floral tributes.
Fergus threshermen meeting near Lewiston appointed a committee to prepare a price schedule to prevent grain waste this year. The agreed charges include 4, 5, 6 and 16 cents for various grains plus 25 cents for Timothy. Crews furnished and boarded the thrasher at 20 cents for wheat, 10 cents for oats and 32 cents for flax.
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