Post Office Listing in Big Timber Montana
Notice shows mail matter designation for Big Timber Montana with Second Class status as part of daily postal handling for the region.
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Big Timber
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
4
Sad Days for Teddy as Wilson Heads to Peace Conference
The piece laments Theodore Roosevelt's displeasure as Woodrow Wilson travels to France for the peace conference, noting his historic first presidential departure from the U.S. and predicting a grand foreign reception that alarms Roosevelt and prompts talk of Pershing for president spreading nationwide.
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Teddy
Oyster Bay
Wilson
France
United States
White House
Roosevelt
Pershing
Washington
Ohio
Montana to Pass Boxing Law in Next Legislature
The Pioneer predicts a boxing bill will become law after the January session. It cites returning soldiers, political leverage of veterans, and previous vetoed efforts, noting support from leaders and Illinois movement. It argues boxing reduces prison violence and that soldiers trained abroad will back the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Congress
Emma J. Ingalls
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Conley
State Penitentiary
Illinois
Senate
Who is Col. E. M. House and his world role
The piece questions Col. E M House origin and aims as Wilson era adviser now slated for the France peace conference. It notes House secretiveness and likens him to a private White House agent, with Lansing Blies and Andrew D White listed for the delegation. criticizes shifting tone postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
White House
France
E. ‘M. House
Puris
Pinkerton
Lansing
General Blies
Andrew D. White
Ten Years Ago In Meagher County News Fragments
Local notes recount property sales including Kellogg building a two story ranch house west of town and Woolsey selling Sheep creek ranch to Sandal for 27000 dollars. Hannah buys Kelsey ranch near Big Timber canyon. Kelsey gains Howard residence. Military ball draws 60 couples. railroad extension eyed through Montana. Expressions of thanks from families for flowers after mother’s death.
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H. C. Kellogg
Hhe Ranch
William Woolsey
Meagher County
Sheep Creek
A. A. Sandal
Butte
W. J. Hannah
J. A. Kelsey
Big Timber Canyon
Dea
Mr. Kelsey
Howard
Mr. Hannah
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad
Evarts
Montana
Tacoma
Seattle
Big Timber
Billings
Logan
Helena
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Yellowstone Valley
Bereavement Thank You Card
The family expresses gratitude for support and floral offerings after a triple bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Hans Pederson Helmar Pederson Mrs. Sam Duffey Miller Pederson Peter E Sekman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Pederson
Helmar Pederson
Sam Duffey
Miller Pederson
Peter E. Sekman
Examinations Postponed Owing to Influenza
The examinations scheduled for December 5 to 7 are postponed indefinitely due to the influenza prevalence. County Superintendent Inga Solberg notes the delay and urges water users to boil city water until further notice issued by city officials.
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Inga Solberg
J. A. Lowry
A. P. O'Leary
President Wilson sails to France for world peace conference
President Woodrow Wilson sails from New York aboard the George Washington heading to France for the Paris conference on world peace and abolition of militarism. A naval convoy accompanies the vessel as crowds applaud the historic departure.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Europe
Atlantic
France
George Washington
New York Harbor
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice states dissolution by mutual consent of the partnership between J P Opp J H Opp and Cecil Connolly. J P Opp will assume obligations and collect all bills. Dated November 29 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Opp
J. H. Opp
Cecil Connolly
President’s delegation choice sparks debate on legal expertise
The article questions the omission of top jurists from the U S delegation and notes the president’s insistence on a strictly Wilsonian lineup. It mentions Elihu Root Senator Knox and Senator Walsh as potential legal assets, while highlighting public demand for more information on Mr House and his qualifications for a key foreign mission.
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Lansing
House
Gliss
Elihu Root
Knox
Waleh
Montana
United States
Sunflower Emblem Gains French Acclaim From Camp Funston
A letter from a member of the Eighth division notes that French people admire the sunflower symbol and that the division wears a large sunflower armband as its distinguishing emblem. The unit trained at Camp Funston under Maj Gen Leonard Wood.
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Kansas
France
Camp Funston
Eighth Division
Leonard Wood
War outcome views from profiteer Biggins
Biggins, described as a profiteer, voices belief that the war’s end will hinge on financial gains and income. He focuses on economic outcomes rather than strategic or moral factors.
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Biggins
Market List of Produce and Groceries
A list of apples Belleflowers McIntosh Ben Davis Gano Stayman Winesap and pantry items including salt pork Swift Premium bacon ham lard and dairy butter. Also noted are Blue Bird Catsup and Swift Silverleaf creamery products.
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Swift
Community notices of thanks and local listings
Fragments thank community members for help after a death and list several local residents and households. Additional fragments mention sales of Christmas fry and cattle, a house, and various names including E. Snyder Geo. Snyder Harr Is Co Feria Roy Armstrong and F Sever.
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Big Timber Cash Gr
M. Gyland
E.ten
Roy Armstrong
F . Sever
E. S. Severaner
R. V. Redcockere
al Walker Jouse
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