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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
8
The speaker argues that dry land farming can yield multiple crops in four years with careful rotation and moisture management. He praises four harrowings after crops emerge on the Chester farm and asserts alfalfa can thrive on beach land with proper preparation and drilling technique.
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo NY declares Dr King s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed and claims they relieve biliousness jaundice indigestion headaches chills malaria and debility. 25 cents at all druggists.
For Sale Fine Lyon and Healy benjo can be seen at Montana furniture store. No long waits for money when making loans with Skillman and Bailey. Job printing of all kinds on short notice at The Pioneer office.
A bamboo species flowers only at age thirty producing abundant seed and dying after. In 1812 this sudden bloom in India prevented famine as 50,000 people gathered the seed for food.
Snow fell across the state last Friday and covers ground to several inches, with two feet in mountains. It boosts moisture for fallow ground and fall wheat, aiding spring sowing. Stockmen report good hay supply and cattle in good condition as ranges refresh. Medieval monarchs often claimed vast dominions and listed titles even if untrue, noting cisuse in documents to avoid implying valid claims.
G B Pope and Miss Rose Riley visited town on successive days. Oscar Nepstad and Wilbert Marsh conducted business in Big Timber. John Nepstad and Hon H J Miller visited for the week and John Hughes arrived from Pocatello for an extended stay. Thornton Carter returned after three months away. John Riley attended a telegraphers meeting in Livingston. F R Hickman returned from the Crazy Mountains deer hunting. Local ball and theater events drew crowds. Carl Leach arrived as night operator while Harry Stewart left for Great Falls to join the Great Northern.
A dashing brunette declares she must live up to the name Pearl, despite admitting thick facial powder is ridiculous. The Chicago Tribune quote reflects a light society item while Bray's advertises home cured hams bacon and pure kettle-rendered lard.
Arthur Abbott of Luther and Sidney Fraser hosts at Thanksgiving while Mrs. Wadsworth and daughters visit Reed Point. A Reed Point barber opens Saturdays. Guthrie buys Hix and Murphy ranch hay to feed sheep. M W A oyster supper yields singing and games. F R Hickman surveys sheep camps this week. John Baxter and family move from Bozeman to Reed Point. Epworth League meets with readings and a solo. Road work begins to connect with the new river bridge.
Snow six inches deep slows railroad and farm crossing work as stockmen note haystacks dotting the valley. Hope remains that winter will be milder than last and herd owners face only ordinary losses come spring.
W Dr Richards reports that a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adher ika, a German Appendicitis remedy, relieves stomach or bowel trouble. Many Big Timber people are being helped.
Mrs. Wood survived a poisoning scare after being fed raw eggs by Mrs. Allen and avoiding swallowing more poison. A call to Dr. Claiborn led to prompt antidotes and pain relief, and she soon recovered, with her survival credited to timely action and restraint.
Winter brings frost bite misery to fingers toes lips and skin. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves burns cuts boils sores eczema and sprains. Trial convinces. Only 25c at all druggists.
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