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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

6

Oil Leases Revive Old Boundary Dispute

The Red River boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma returns to a hearing led by U S supreme court commissioner Frederick S Tyler as oil and gas leases in the contested river area rise in value. Attorneys General Cructon and Freeling, with John Fain from justice, press state claims amid fears the region could spark renewed conflict.

Oklahoma City Okla Mid-Continent Red River Frederick S. Tyler United States Supreme Court Spain Texas Rangers W. P. Hoppy Texas J. B. A. Robertson Oklahoma Frederick A. Delano Supreme Court C. M. Cructon W. P. Freeling John Fain Department of Justice

State Game Laws Change Recommended in Kalispell

Montana fish and game commission at Kalispell recommends importing hundreds of Hungarian pheasants, lowering wild duck limits to under 20 daily, allowing only one elk per season, and creating a closed big game season. The panel also plans to double Somers hatchery capacity to 12 million and stock eastern waters with black bass sunfish and catfish. Major M D Baldwin backs import via release of 500 birds in the state.

Helena M. D. Baldwin

Airship Race Around World Planned by Aero Clubs

A route for a first around the world aerial derby is mapped by the Aero Club of America and the Aerial League of Americas. A test flight will start in London and go east to Tokio Seattle New York with a ten passenger plane to gauge routes. The proposed course covers 22 207 miles from New York to Seattle Yokohama Shanghai Bangkok Karachi Calcutta Delhi Baghdad Rome Irish coast London Newfoundland and back to New York.

New York Aero Club of America Aerial League of Americas London Tokio Seattle Yokohama Shanghai Bankok Siam Karachi Indias Calcutta Delhi Bagdad Rome Irish New Foundland

Lightning Strike Narrowly Misses Wallace on Yellowstone Trail

Miles City July 31 Julian Wallace brother of M H Wallace escaped death when a lightning bolt struck the road in front of his car as he drove toward Cody Wyoming. He lost consciousness and awoke beside the overturned vehicle with a dislocated shoulder and other injuries. He continued to Cody for help.

Miles City Julian Wallace M. H. Wallace Yellowstone Park Cody Wyoming Wallace

Destructive Storm Hits Gallatin Valley Crops

A severe hail storm swept six miles long and up to two miles wide across Gallatin valley south of Bozeman causing at least 100000 in damage. Barley and peas suffered the most with pea seed left on vines. Hail stones reached an inch in diameter and depths exceeded three inches.

Bozeman Gallatin

Roosevelt Opens Campaign Tour August 11

Franklin D. Roosevelt the democratic vice presidential nominee will begin his campaign in Chicago on August 11, two days after Hyde Park notification ceremonies. He will travel from Chicago to San Francisco making speeches in several cities along the route.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago Hyde Park N. Y San Francisco

Wilson One of Montana’s Best Known Men

Harry L. Wilson of Billings, Republican candidate for governor, is highlighted as a major Montana figure. Born in New Jersey, he moved to Montana twenty years ago, served twice as Yellowstone County prosecuting attorney, and later formed a law partnership. Active in Masonic ranks and Red Cross war work, he is married with two daughters.

Montana Harry L. Wilson Billings Wilson Lanark Tama County Iowa Jewell County Kansas Miles City Northern Indiana University Valparaiso Indiana Leavenworth O. F. Goddard Yellowstone County Edmund Nichols Shrine National Grand Lodge Dexter Virginia Baker Red Cross

Whiskey with drugged kick leads to two bootleggers arrest

In Livingston the watch and $200 were stolen after Red Lodge reports of drugged whiskey. Peter and Gust Karras, New York Greeks, were arrested by Sheriff James McClarty’s force and Special Agent Olsen. A notebook shows narcotic formulas including opium and chloral. Proceedings move to Red Lodge for robbery trial.

Livingston Enterprise James McClarty Olsen Northern Pacific Peter Gust Karras New York Red Lodge John Vitero Express Livingston Carbon County Sheriff's Forces

Lewistown Levy Half-Cent Gas Tax In City

Lewistown council in regular session approved a half cent per gallon gasoline tax within city limits. The levy is expected to raise more than 23,000 dollars in the seven months gasoline is bought for cars.

Lewistown

Mrs Fidelia Geiger Praised as Earnest Teacher Across Districts

A collection of endorsements from Montana and Wyoming officials and parents lauds Fidelia L Geiger for her teaching in Sweet Grass county districts 9 52 6 and Glasston 38 58 1916 1919 1920. Statements from county superintendents trustees and families highlight improved pupil performance strong work ethic and reliable classroom leadership.

Fidelia L. Geiger Fidelia L. Corbett Alice Webster Sweet Grass County S. G. Webster Big Timber Mont Geiger Carl Tangen Glasston School Fidelia Geiger Wheeler Butte F. D. Geiger O. H. Grey Melville J. J. Harper Glasston

Regular Farmers to Get Prizes at Fair

The Midland Empire Fair emphasizes prizes for regular farmers over professionals. Most agricultural and livestock classes target practical farmers, with farm flocks in poultry and big top prizes awarded to non specialists, encouraging farm based poultry and broader farming viability.

Midland Empire Agricultural and Livestock Departments

Delia Geiger Praised As Outstanding Rural Teacher

Letters from residents and officials in Sweet Grass County extol Delia L Geiger as an exceptional educator. Endorsements praise her devotion to pupils, effective instruction, and lasting impact across Montana and Wyoming schools.

Delia L. Geiger Montana Washington

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Gallatin Valley Roosevelt E. G. Struckman Ava, Wye F. Geiger G. DeKoning Glasston, Mont M. A. Moens Frank Knoke E. H. Cummings Fidelia Uva Wyo Oy “Ed O. R. Duncan Inga Solberg Ava, Wyo Eveen Eva Fidehg Eigit Wen iSmar Geige Sir Agnes Donald Ranches Hereford Beau Brumme Bedu Perfection Breeding W. H. Donald Melville, Mo City Meat Marke M. Chaplain Department of Sail Pioneer Stud Farm Bushnell Antone Nepstad Herman Utermohle Ole and Albert Esp Hans Tjaaland Peter Berkeland
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