Sale of Big Timber Restaurant Fixtures and Utensils
Notice that Sate I will sell all fixtures and cooking utensils formerly used in the Big Timber Restaurant at a reasonable price. Call on or address Bes Somperc.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
3
Notice that Sate I will sell all fixtures and cooking utensils formerly used in the Big Timber Restaurant at a reasonable price. Call on or address Bes Somperc.
The national council of horticulture advises transforming dark summer patches into bright garden spaces using easily cared for annuals. Cosmos reaches five feet with feathery foliage and pale flowers ideal for screens. Nicotiana sylvestris and Nicotiana sanderae provide white and carmine blooms. Cleome pungens suits borders and fences with spiderlike flower tips.
The piece extols climbing plants for brick and stone walls, praising Boston ivy Virginia creeper and Virginia creeper for wall mass and hardy growth. It highlights vivid vines like virgin's bower Clematis and crimson rambler rose for verandas, plus bittersweet for autumn color, while offering tip to cover unsightly fences with wild cucumber vines. It notes a Boston campaign against roof billboards near the Common with support from Wellesley College students and social leaders.
Kansas City Journal notes Osawatomie club women have shifted from debating government issues to practical work. They offer prizes for best lawn, clean alley, neat yard, vine growth, roses, peas, flowers, and gardens including youth involvement.
Dr J C Whitten of the Missouri horticultural station advises massing shrubs in yard corners and along sides to frame homes. Place tallest shrubs in the rear and shortest in front to create a continuous bank from lawn to shrub height.
The Washington Star recommends imitating natural conditions for wild flower rockeries in front or back yards. Build a stone mound with soil pockets, enrich soil with fertilizer, and water until established. Plant wild columbines, saxifrages, anemones, violets, ferns, and sun loving spring blooms like bane bells and buttercups, with later showy field flowers lasting until frost.
The article discusses municipal beautification efforts in Europe and North America, noting Paris sister council prizes for artistically designed house fronts and new Paris competition for artistic signboards. It urges public cooperation to enhance streets parks residences and public buildings, highlighting cross national influence in regulation and display arts.
Louisville public school pupils were dismissed to plant flower seeds with 350,000 packages distributed. The day was sanctioned by the board of education to beautify lawns and backyards ahead of visitors for home coming week.
L F Douthett secretary announces completion and distribution of premium lists for the third annual Sweet Grass County fair and race association. He invites residents who are overlooked to contact his Big Timber Montana office for a copy.
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