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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
The passage explores common worries about love aging and social attention. It notes that declarations of love follow similar patterns across ages and that invitations to weddings and compliments fade differently as people grow older. The speaker argues these themes show universal concerns rather than unique cases.
Butte Miner reports 5000 harvest workers needed in eastern Montana counties with pay at least 3 50 a day plus room and board. The wheat crop is said to be the second largest in state history, while coal and railroad strikes threaten gloom. If strikes end soon Montana could see one of its most prosperous falls amid mining, lumber, and agriculture strength.
The Chicago Tribune notes senators with wool interests defend high tariffs to aid U S wool growers while others call the issue politics or self serving. Senator Caraway and colleagues discuss investigations into tariff items and potential financial ties to wool production. An effective tariff commission is urged to separate industry interests from policy.
The Big Timber Pioneer reprints an editorial in the Billings Gazette arguing Governor Dixon has alienated most Montana newspapers. It notes past broad support during his candidacy and accuses him of seeking dictatorial control, pushing tax schemes, and coordinating campaigns to influence GOP candidates.
Helena Independent lists responses from men and women on when they first felt age creeping in. Examples include moments with family and friends, changes in appearance, and shifts in social attention, illustrating common signs of aging across decades.
Mrs. Harvey Coit and son Frederic return from a two months Ohio visit. J L Rapstad earned 12870 for wool from 4500 sheep. Edith and Lucy Merrie lie left for Palo Alto to take positions. W D Richards hires Paul Opperman for a new residence on his block facing Macoed Street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brownlee of Toronto visit relatives in the city. Sam Solberg and wife head to Seattle for the exposition. Mrs T C McCall and Donna depart for Seattle with Miss Bonner. Hon B O Forsythe of Busteed is in town noting the first binder in Coulee country harvesting dry barley. C A Kepler of Grey Cliff seeks medical treatment after a bruising incident with a fracas team.
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