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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
2
1560 acre ranch for sale near Big Timber Montana on the East Boulder river. 127 head of cattle and 18 head of horses included with good water rights and open water all winter. 500 acres irrigated land with remaining acreage suitable for pasture. Includes farming implements. Address Cook Hotel Big Timber Mont. 261f 24 2S.
Dr J Meek Wolfe serves as secretary for the Sweet Grass County Board of Health. The brief notice lists Wolfe in official health governance duties.
Advertises pasture for horses from now to April first at nine dollars per head. Access to 280 acres of irrigated land with second crop mostly uncultivated, hay fed in bad weather. Spring running water and shelter. Adjoins the fair grounds. Animals receive best possible care by Geo. H. Gallup.
Advertisement seeking to pasturage two hundred cattle on 600 acres of irrigated land near the D. G. Nurley ranch above the fair ground. Pay nine dollars per head with access to 300 tons of hay and good care. Contact Geo. H. Gallup.
Four inmates from Sioux Falls penitentiary fled across the state prompting a vast pursuit led by state and county officers. In a Stamford clash Sheriff deputies wounded leader Joe Foreman and killed Henry Coffee alias Hickman, while Parish was critically wounded and later evacuated to Mitchell. The gang seized Parish's car, then abandoned it at Interior, and stole another as they fled southwest through Jackson county.
Washington reports President Harding and aides favor non drastic measures to meet the industrial emergency. Congress moves to strengthen coal distribution with federal agency powers while delaying government takeover. A distribution plan aims to free priority movements and curtail nonessential rail service to move fuel and food.
Washington reports the Senate debates a bonus bill for veterans with Senator Heflin of Alabama opposing a fixed daily pension and urging that many former service members lack jobs and housing while supporters stress a meaningful government obligation to those who served.
Washington August 9 conferees of the Senate began work on a tainted valuation issue with 2436 differences. The contest centers on ad valorem duties and wholesale import policy. Conferees backed by Republicans discuss removing administration provisions and using foreign value in calculating duties. Meetings are closed as talks proceed.
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