New Harness Shop Prices and Local Classifieds
Local ads advertise farm machinery from Big Timber Supply Co and repair services at Skala harness shop. Listings promote real estate loans, furniture store pianos, meat delivery, dairy and livestock sales, and hunting for buyers of cattle, horses, and pewter goods. Also notes offers on hides, fur shipments, barber shop laundry, and an outtake on cat domestication history.
No. The anxious horse and careful shoeing compared
A brief note compares a horse's nerves with the care taken by first class horse shoers. It emphasizes the importance of high quality workmanship and proper fit in both horse shoeing and approaching new shoes.
Alfalfa Mill Private Sale Announced
The alfalfa mill of the Alfalfa Products Co. or any part of the machinery will be sold at private sale by trustee G. M. Parker of Big Timber Montana. The notice indicates the sale is being conducted privately under the trustee's authority.
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Alfalfa Products Co
G. M. Parker
Big Timber
Mont
Tennis as an American Game
The article traces tennis origins from ancient Greece and Rome to medieval Europe and then to modern England and France. It argues tennis has been Americanized and embodies national energy and competition, though not truly native to the United States.
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France
England
Norman Harselln
Countryside Magazine
Kongosan Diamond mountain of Korea described
This Korean mountain complex in Kangwon province is a granite cluster of about twelve thousand peaks, part of the peninsula’s backbone. The fifty mile circumference site spans over twenty five square miles with rugged, sheer faces making many summits unclimbable and densely forested at the base.
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Korea
Korean Peninsula
Kangwon
Mixed Metaphor from Ye Mariners of England Critique
A Western college English professor criticizes Campbell line about the star of peace returning after night. A witty student replies about seeing stars between the eyes, sparking a pun on star of peace versus stars.
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Campbell
England
Mending Amber With Nunseed Oil And Heat
Instructions describe mending amber by applying Nunseed oil to the broken edges then using a gas jet heat press and cloth to join and hold the parts until cold. The excerpt also notes the cockney dialect’s persistence in Bahama islands influenced by early London settlement.
Carpets and Rugs In Early Oriental and Western Use
Carpet and rug use dates back to oriental devotion and resting practices. They entered Western society as decorative covers before becoming common for altars and seating. The spread owed to influences from the Mamluks and later traders, with broader adoption in the 16th century.
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Qe Maors
Soporific Novel Draws Sleepy Town Topics Crowd
Town Topics reviews Hokus-Sccribbler's new novel as highly realistic yet soporific. A six page yawning chasm description supposedly lulled the reader to sleep as the critique notes the tedious realism.
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Soporific
Sccribbler
Doubt or Dyspepsia. Wealth and worry contrasted
A compact exchange notes the gap between poverty and riches by contrasting concerns about the next meal with anxiety over the last. The quip highlights how financial status shapes daily dread. Exchance.
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Scott
Moit
Got a Good Grip from a Boston Tran Script
A fragment from a Boston Tran script depicts a tense scene as a character confronts his girl’s father about a suit after a late night call. The dialogue illustrates a sharp reaction and a physical gesture hinted at by “coat collar.”
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Boston Transcript
Definition of vice versa in a classroom joke
The message presents a student joke about the phrase vice versa and a playful misdefinition about orientation in bed. It frames the term as a concept taught in class and includes a punchline about feet pointing toward the head of the bed.
Unexplored Realms and Echoes of Excess
A reflective note cites a New York Times dialogue about overindulgence and curiosity in art. The fragment references a poet’s musing on appetite and the role of limits in creative exploration.
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New York Times
Planting the crab tree promises no pippins to come
A fragment warns that planting the crab tree yields no true fruit, suggesting futility in the endeavor. The proverb mirrors caution against fruitless labor and long odds in future gains.
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K. Koozer
B.J. Mo
Big Timber Undertaking Co
Patterson
L. Bryan, Jr
Billy Miles & Bro
Livingston, Mont
Montana Power Laundry
Livingston
Knight Barber Shop
J. A. Lowry
C. N. Skillman
Skala
A. L. Bray
E.j.mo. Churchill & Amery
Bray
Busha Ranch
Dixon
Poland
China
John M. Hineroff&Bray Market
B. J. Mo
City Meat Market
Pray
Sentle
W. H. Donald
Melville
Hampshire Bucks
Chas, Bryan, McLeod, Mont
Bri. J. Mo
Pioneer
J. C. Farthering
Gibson
A. D. Moir
Otter and
Wheeler Creeks
Ella Hale
Pioneer Office
Dr. Hess
Koozer Hardware
Hi. J. Koozer
Egypt
Europe
Chambers
Solberg
Kappenheimer Clothing
Sekman & Pederson
General Blacksmiths
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
Diamond Mountain
Chas. W. Campbell Brownlee
Bahama Islands
Cheayaide
J. J. Gallagher Res
Melville-Harlowton Road
Bert Dunn