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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1899
Page
1
A Bozeman Montana advertisement highlights a quiet home for invalids and patients seeking operations. It notes separate surgical cases and lists Dr H W Foster as proprietor in Bozeman.
A letter from The Mutana Cattle Co praises the Allen Sheep Shearing Machine Co of Chicago for durability, speed, and higher wool yield with minimal cuts, claiming one half to one pound more wool per sheep and noting no equipment breakage or major wear.
The article outlines Darius Mills a financier and philanthropist worth 25 million dollars. It presents six rules for success including hard work rest discipline saving humility and strong management. The piece cites the Saturday Evening Post as the source.
The report recounts a Wild West show era fear that any American holds a revolver. An American objected to a math error in a music hall prompting intervention by staff. The incident ends as the crowd breathes relief with no violence. It also notes Queen Victoria’s heavy workload signing over 50 000 documents yearly.
An early 20th century ad touts a patent remedy claiming to cure dyspepsia and digestive disorders. It asserts a universal health benefit and urges readers to purchase the tonic through local distributors. The copy relies on medical anecdote and emphasizes permanent relief and trademarked formulations.
Notice lists names and property descriptions with 1899 tax amounts in Sweet Grass County Montana. Taxes plus costs due must be paid to avoid public sale of liened real property on January 8 1900 at 10 o clock A M in the County House. A F Stook County Treasurer signs and seals the notice December 12 1899.
A Cornhill Magazine critique discusses rollicking humor and its appeal to men while noting women often find such jokes coarse cruel or insulting. It argues women may see the humor yet choose not to laugh, resisting time-honored jests against their sex and the social custom of universal laughter.
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