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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

5

Classified ads and notices from Big Timber Montana

Local column lists farm loans rooms for rent farm machinery and vehicles for sale including a Ford car and a four cylinder Reo, a Caterpillar 75 tractor with plow, and a Reeves engine. Also meats bakery lunches, hunting warnings, auctions, device sales, taxes and public notices, theater and event notices, and community notices from December 1920.

Work Two Months In Year In Hoboken Spider Labor

In Hoboken New Jersey a survey instrument factory employs 200 spider workers that never earn wages yet produce essential fiber. The August September colony spins thread used for cross hairs as four trained girls coax the spiders to work by tapping them then winding their silk onto a rotating frame for yards of thread.

Hoboken N. J

Birdwood honored by diggers in Melbourne welcome

General Birdwood, beloved by Australian troops for Gallipoli and France service, was carried ashore in a digger’s slouch hat and hailed in Melbourne. He recalled a Western Australia greeting when a digger showed a cartoon of a big hand of welcome, then added another hand was in Melbourne.

General Birdwood Gallipoli France Melbourne Birdwood Victoria Western Australia

First Woman Teacher Remembered From Ohio Roots

Frances Bartlett Grannis, once a 17 year old boarder-taught teacher in Lake County Ohio, recalls a $1.50 weekly pay and weekly moves between homes. She later led religious publishing, urged police matrons, and was among the last surviving members of the early woman's rights circle with Anthony, Stanton, and Lucretia Mott.

New York Plank Road Lake County Ohio Frances L. Garside New York Post Elizabeth Bartlett District Board Connecticut Bartlett Grannis Woman’s Rights Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucretia Matt

Dodo Found in Painted Portraits of a Flightless Bird

The dodo which became a byword for a back number was killed for food by sailors in Mauritius where it lived. No skeleton remains, but new Amsterdam paintings show living dodos and a white variety distinct from the gray plumage of the common type.

Mauritius Amsterdam Detroit Journal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Big Timber Bakery John G. Ellingson Tom Kue American Eagle Cafe Glass-Lindsay Lakes Chas. Crum. Lessor A. L. Bray Big Timber Mont Bailey & Lamb Maxwell Ford Big Timber Supply Co Ford Car Churchill & Amery Grey Cliff Henningsen Produce Co Farmers Exchange Simrer Sewing Machine, Co Livingston, Mont Ole Birkeland H. O. Kellogg Glass Bros Ladies of St. Mark's Guild Motor Inn Reeves Glass Brothers Siti J. A. Lowry Dr. Corkins W. H. Donald Hereford Grand Hotel Mickey Livingston Elite H. P. Mooney G. F. Skillman Harry Hawks Reed Point Farmers’ Exchange Douthett & Williams J. E. Smith George H. Gallup C. L. Bryan, Jr Melville Kent and McComas Ranches J. G. McComas Henry Harry Cross Big Timber Building & Loan Association Grey Cliff Irrigation District Eric Steensland Sweet Grass Lutheran Church Palace Meat Market Billings Business College John Ellison Bailey and Lamb Australia Norsk Little Fisk Dodo China O. R. Duncan Prop Reo & Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Reo Dodge Bros Dodge Soren Rue Tea Room New Operat Bakery
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