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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
8
We describe a boastful man who pushes forward in front of us and declares his wealth. He acts with bombastic confidence, claiming special status and divine favor. We mock him from the back yet admire his decisive pace as he reaches the front.
A playful exchange recalls a Friday proposal sparking talk of bad luck. The banter centers on whether Friday is inauspicious and whether the proposal occurred on that day.
A Wife-1 notes a husband saying she makes him tired and hopes she never hears it. The Husband remarks she may differ from other wives but his own husbandly style is unique for keeping his opinion to himself.
Johnny tells his mother that as a future policeman he will not need to remove his hat in a room so his hair need not be combed. Mamima reacts with mercy in this humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript.
An irascible man with long hair voices opposition to aristocrats while noting some are indeed pleasant. He argues the privileged class is often spoiled by haughty associates, a view echoed by a Washington Star remark.
Narrative snippets from gossip columns show Flossie-Tom Tummers engagement proposal rejected, with threats mentioned. A philosopher and cynic exchange quips about growth and a circus. A boy and grocer exchange discuss order and price in a domestic vignette.
The new through service links the Northwest with the Southeast via Portland to Kansas City and Portland to St Louis. The train offers standard sleeper tourist sleeper dining chair car and coach plus baggage car and free reclining chair car. This through schedule saves time and provides direct travel without changes.
Notice to owners to pay charges prove property and remove two horses from the Van CuEVE SCarLETT ranch near Melville a bald-faced bay saddle mare about 900 pounds branded on left shoulder and a black horse branded left shoulder and a bay horse branded right shoulder claimed by Hans Pederson Howie Mont. Owners urged to contact and reclaim livestock.
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