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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
4
The Pioneer office reports daily inquiries for housing and furnished rooms in Big Timber and notes none available. The piece argues Montana’s growth will continue for years, urging a farsighted investor to build an apartment house as a stable, profitable long term venture near town core.
The New York World argues Vatican peace terms fail while German autocracy remains unreformed. It warns moral force cannot replace arms under Prussian leadership and that a durable peace requires destruction of Prussianism, whether from outside or inside Germany.
The Pioneer reports a Washington summary of Senator Myers's bill to curb the I W W and pro-German activities. It notes growing support in Congress, disturbances in the west, and cites Senator Ashurst discussing the I W W menace and its perjury as described in the August 17 Congressional Record.
A congressional reading includes a Graham Guardian extract about the I W W menace and its alleged treasonous aims. The text names William Haywood Emma Goldman and Berkman and attacks I W W supporters as anti government.
Kansas City August 27 Catholics of America will support the war effort with unwavering loyalty, says John Whiten of New York in his annual address before the American Federation of Catholic Societies. He pledges Catholics will be 14 percent of American fighting forces and urges prayer and action for a true peace under Pope Benedict XV.
Dissolution by mutual consent of the firm Beam and Lee in Sweet Grass County. All outstanding obligations will be satisfied by LeRoy W. Beam, successor to the partnership.
W. R. Stokes promises to send cattle to market enabling full sale value and no charges if he cannot secure higher money. advises buyers to ship cattle next week to market for best price.
Field specifies twelve fenced sections available for lease with running water and 150 tons of hay. Contact E. B. Hanson, Melville, Montana, box 45.
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