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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
5
Free catalog No. 1 from N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minnesota promotes items including guns traps decoys and related gear at low prices with an invitation to write for the catalog.
In a courtroom anecdote a Westerner recalls a streetcar suit where the rail car’s sudden start was deemed impossible. Two mules testified for the defense and the jury ruled for the company, quashing the plaintiff’s damages claim.
A detailed tour of poultry housing at Me. Tillinghest’s Connecticut plant, White & Rice in New York, and Mr. Hick’s Massachusetts farm describes 8 by 20 foot colony houses and 40 by 16 foot winter laying houses. Materials include cypress boards, earth floors, and straw-filled insulation. features cover ventilation, water access, perches, hoppers, and lightweight portable design.
The piece urges farmers to mix grasses like Texas bluegrass Bermuda and timothy alternatives. It argues that a mixed pasture yields more consistently and can overcome fields where timothy fails. Orchard grass and tall oat grass provide viable substitutes for hay production.
The Educational Alliance on East Broadway serves new arrivals with English classes for all ages and programs in languages literature domestic science and moral and intellectual training. It operates since 1891 and has received gifts from Andrew Carnegie and Mr Phipps for its work with newcomers.
John Carmody of this city rowed a small eight by four and a half foot boat across more than seventy miles to Colonial Beach using only oars and a sail umbrella. He started Wednesday June 26 and reached the Beach Friday June 28, stopping along the shore for coffee and meals while maintaining a steady pace with little sleep.
The Susquehanna lumber boom at Williamsport is near extinction as log drivers planned two more annual drives. Afterward the Becia company will build a sawmill to process the contained lumber and manufacture raft platforms crib timbers and other items. A stone crusher will prepare the stones for market, and the boom will be abandoned.
Telegraph poles of cement with a central iron rod are tested by Pennsylvania and Western Union engineers in Rochester Pa. The new material promises a durable option and is seen as the start of a Pittsburgh district manufacturing industry.
Dr Frederick Bohen of Washington argues Greenland offers a practical business and medical possibility for a tuberculosis sanitarium. He cites nearly constant sunshine, dustless dry air, and stimulating arctic scenery as benefits.
A Louisville Courier-Journal quote contrasts ancient Greek law banning remarriage to a younger wife after divorce with a remark on contemporary rulers, noting the lack of humor in such stern rules.
Mrs Florence E Atwood of Chicago reports a severe eczema for three years ended after three months using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She endorses the remedies and cites October 2 1905 with witness L S Berger.
A practical first aid tip notes that a hot water bag may leak suddenly. Applying adhesive plaster over the break stops the leak briefly and helps the bag stay usable for a time. A simple, improvised repair aids an injured rubber bag in emergencies.
A moralizer notes energy and good luck are twins and a demoralizer replies that if true energy was born first, suggesting a playful riff on fortune and vigor. The exchange reads as a brief witty aside in a historical column.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease for painful feet and swelling, promising easy footwear with no substitutes and offering samples free. Address listed in Le Roy New York.
An August advertisement from Burkelard Co. in St Paul promotes complete stock of guns ammunition and hunting supplies with an extra discount during fair week. It asserts reliable offerings to customers.
Parisians flock to a fresh pastime named Diablo seen across the Bois de Boulogne Tuileries gardens and Parc Monceau. Children youths maidens and even bearded men and matrons join the absorbing activity in public spots.
Warns handlers not to take risks with freshly broken colts as early training shapes future behavior. Emphasizes first months as critical for forming good or bad habits, noting horses may act like old racers but still react to unforeseen fears.
A new bull ring in Guadalajara is projected by Niaciso Parga with a cost of 60000 dollars and seating for 10000 spectators. Reports say about 40000 dollars has already been subscribed to the project capital.
A note advises keeping a colic medicine at home as colic often strikes at night and a ready remedy can save a $160 horse by providing swift relief before veterinary care.
A humorous exchange from the Houston Post asks if an auto is among the six best sellers and replies that it is among the six best smellers, showing a playful trade pun.
The fragment hints at a discussion about who will be asked to announce the president, phrased as a prediction. It mentions Knicker and Becker and a possible calling time or ability to talk, but lacks concrete names, events, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson lists patent grants from St Paul Minnesota and nearby towns to inventors including Wilbert C. Fawkes of Minneapolis Samuel E. Linsey of Winthrop Emil A. Hawkinson of Lindstrom John O. Peterson of Walnut Grove and others. Also notes a closing remark on money and judgment.
Concordia College presents an illustrated catalogue covering collegiate academic normal business and women’s seminaries with elocution and music. Free on application to Prof. 8B Bagstad Moorhead Minnesota. The ad proclaims happiness in making others happy as a path beyond heaven.
Ad for Krause's Headache Capsules as relief for excess eating and drinking. Sold by druggists, 26e, from Norman Lichty Medicine Co in Des Moines Iowa. Mentions the phrase high finance as a harsh challenge a man faces when caught in it.
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