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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
5
Two men spar over a past romance as the first man notes they were both engaged to the same woman and the second man married her. The exchange hints at rivalries and lingering pride without further context.
Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota offers collegiate, academic, normal, business, ladies seminary, elocution, and music courses. Free illustrated catalogue on application. Signed by Prof. K Bogstad.
A humorous exchange recalls a fall during an assignment on icy sidewalks while a quirky mix of ads and lines about tent and awning firms and antique collecting appears. The dialogue hints at wit and social observations with a playful misdirection about gratitude and romance.
The quote asserts that while wealth may impoverish the body, true poverty of spirit cannot be forced upon a person without their voluntary surrender. It reflects on personal consent as the barrier to genuine inner deprivation.
A legislative debate reveals a new law banning women from donning stuffed birds or feathers on hats. Aunt Maria voices frustration over perceived gender unfairness while commenting on urban fashion trends.
A quoted interview reveals Wercham Long-Wy declining attendance, joking that organizers wanted him to appear as a hobo. He asserts his role as a traveling sociologist and explains why he did not attend the banquet.
Cheap irrigated land in Little Snake River Valley Routt County Colorado opens Sept 5 with land and water offered at 25.50 per acre and 5.25 per acre down. Ex cursion rates available from Routt County Development Co., 814 17th St., Denver.
At Golf Club de Paris near Versailles during an amateur championship, a ball got wedged between branches on the fourteenth tee. After a committee ruling, the player shinnned up and played from the fork. In the same day a ball bounded back to the start after striking a sand box on the ladies’ tee.
F M Logan BC livestock commissioner outlines a cow stable design emphasizing a sturdy durable floor with a gutter system. The plan recommends a 10 inch by 12 inch gutter for tied cows and discusses options for wooden or concrete floors, walkway slopes, and passable widths for carts and wagons.
The article describes multiple gable door methods for hay forks including hinged bottom doors with pulley ropes for closing and lighter options with overhead tracks. It discusses 11 by 11 and safer 12 by 12 dimensions and mentions rolling sections to reduce slideway length in narrow gables.
A California woman credits Postum with curing sleepless nights after removing coffee and a brother reports relief from sour stomach when switching to Postum. The text also describes barn door designs with rolling, folding, and hinged options for wide or narrow barns and various roof configurations.
Mrs Hattie Currier of Thomaston Maine reports her nine month old daughter suffered a nightly itchy rash on feet and face. After trying Cuticura remedies the feet recovered within hours and cradle cap was removed from the scalp. The treatment proved effective and complete. June 9 1906.
A Boston lawyer cross examining a plaintiff in a divorce case uses Dublin wit asking if she divorces her husband due to drinking. The respondent confirms, and the attorney bluntly asks if the husband has any other business, drawing a sharp, unmoved reply.
Dacotah Mfg Co of St Paul sells pants shirts and Mackinaws with a guarantee to wear. The company offers replacements if any item proves unsatisfactory on demand by the purchaser.
Thawabey questions Selley about his friend’s new meters while the banker defends their originality. The exchange centers on whether the opposition’s device is truly innovative or merely repackaged.
An ad from Miller & Holmes of St Paul Minnesota offers cash daily for cream with a prompt to write for prices and tags. The piece includes a playful line by a daring young man about kissing and being cuffed after taking a risk.
A reader offers Old Country Ceylon tea at fifty cents per pound as a free sample. William McMurray of Saint Paul Minnesota invites orders and notes the tea is worth a dollar.
Milton Dairy Co of St. Paul Minnesota invites inquiries for particulars and tags about rising cream prices. An optimistic ad notes every man has a promising future but few catch up with it.
Weeds are described as plants out of place that reduce crop yields by consuming moisture and nutrients, choke crops like corn and cotton, and complicate harvesting. The text warns of a future abundance of noxious seeds and urges exhibitors to show quality poultry at fairs to improve stock for next year.
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