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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
5
A dense collection of local classified items including farm machinery lumber and feed ads bread and pastry sources loan offers rooms for rent vehicles and livestock for sale and trade plus public notices about hunting prosecutions and a forthcoming optical clinic visit by Dr Corkins with timing and local venues noted.
Rapelje elevator managers report about 315000 bushels of wheat passed through their hands this season with 167 cars shipped and substantial holds on grain. Farmers face lower prices and tight money as the crop’s total size falls short of earlier forecasts, prompting discouraged sentiment but continued faith in recovery.
The article explains how blazed trees marked trails and property lines in dense forests before modern roads. It covers blaze placement, winter marking on deep snow, growth changes over years, and how surveyors verify old boundaries using scars and growth rings.
Wisconsin forest products laboratory reports a new view of fiber lengths. Within a single tree, lengths vary more than between species with Douglas fir fibers ranging 0.8 to 7.65 millimeters while averages show 4.41 for Douglas fir and 3.67 for longleaf pine. Early growth weights differ with rings. fiber length rises from center outward then stabilizes, and spring wood shows longer fibers than late summerwood.
A Boston Herald report describes a late night taxi incident near Back Bay station. A lone woman arrives with two bags and faces two men vying for the same cab. The driver offers safe seating up front, prompting the men to choose another ride while the woman sits beside a courteous driver on the box.
A town store building hosts two artists with separate exhibits. A visitor dislikes the first set of landscapes but praises those in the second room, only to discover the polite attendant who guided him painted them as well. The moment ends with astonishment at the revelation.
Readable fragments reference a gray object and a series of cryptic notes. The text mentions a M4, an eight sae, a price of 8 dollars, and references to a professor and a state or ARTI. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
Miss Pickford's attorney Gavin McNab argues Nevada acted as a mere intermeddler when the state sought to set aside her divorce from Owen Moore. He questions the state's right to participate and notes the courts represent the public interest, not either party, in divorce cases.
George Wilber of Ohio warned at a chamber of commerce address that milk and butter prices face a serious drop. He said Danish butter would rise to 500000 pounds monthly and that 850 million pounds of evaporated milk are piled up in New York, with export demand weak and processing factories closing nationwide.
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