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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
Local classified column prints for sale items including a 4 bottom plow tractor engine, modern hose, autos, livery services, saddles, jewelry, and stray livestock notices. Names include Kellogg Big Timber Allen Big Timber and Koehler Company Twodot with rewards offered for missing livestock.
The page lists bargains and ads from Miller's suitcases to Pioneer office printing, piano sales, harness shop offerings, fur coats, potatoes, tax preparation, and bakery items. Also notes lost dogs, stray cattle, farm equipment, flowers for Christmas, and employment inquiries with addresses and contact hints.
The Ladies Aid of Deer Creek Luth congregation will hold a sale Saturday December 20 at the Gee Church lunch room. Everyone invited to attend and buy Christmas presents.
A small spotted searling steer has been at a property since October 245th. It is unbranded, with cropped ears and substantial white above the flanks. No owner is found. claimant must establish ownership and cover all expenses. Lindsay Gibson Mont. 3tt
Roy M. Wolf states he has sold a half interest in his medical practice to Dr. J. Meek Wolfe. Wolfe, formerly of Roanoke Virginia, earned an MD from the University of Chattanooga Tennessee and completed surgical and maternity work. He studied at Kirksville Missouri and graduated from the American School of Osteopathy in 1909 and has ten years of Roanoke practice.
The U S Chrome Company calls a stockholders meeting at its Central City Kentucky office on the third Tuesday in January 1920 to elect directors and address other business. W D Marlow secretary. First publication Dec 11 1919 second Dec 18 1919.
Church notices list St Mark's Episcopal Church with regular services on the first and third Sundays at 11 am Pastor C P Burnett. Nearby Methodist church offers Sunday school at 10 am and church services at 2 pm. Community members invited.
Lucian Swift Kirtland recounts Gen Clarence Edwards remarks on the American spirit during the peace signing. An hospital visit and a student request interweave with memory and reflection as the scene captures national sentiment and resolve.
A Riverside movement led by the local Daughters of the Revolution and the Pioneer Society plans to restore the Rubidoux home, an adobe built by Indian labor about 75 years ago. It will become the nucleus of a pioneer museum housing relics from early Southern California history.
Governor Goodrich aide Frank Litschert visits Michigan City state prison where Warden Fogarty plans in-prison ball games to ease prisoner life. The tale includes scattered comments and odd details from the visit and snippets of rumors and recollections from local onlookers.
Refugees and French women of prestige gather around a counter as utensils are handed out, a symbol of comfort and security returning after ruin. A countess and others observe while a middle aged woman exclaims in awe at a larger pot. The scene notes France learning two new words from America during the war.
A garbled text fragment reflects an ancient tale of the gry and references to Psp France Mar Adroen and other names, with stray lines about governance and a sarcastic reply in a Washington Star snippet. The readable portions show scattered names and a rough dialogue about crossing to Russia and a comment on a cure for the wrong foot.
A French commission on aerial transports at Tunis proposes a large Mediterranean air center with Tunis as its base to centralize traffic over the region. An existing route from Gabes to the Tripoli frontier will extend to Tunis, signaling a shift in colonial air travel toward the “unchanging East” becoming a thing of the past.
The article traces flax revival as linen regains prominence after wartime cotton dominance. It notes cotton’s role in munition production and linen’s resurgence in ordinary uses such as waistcoats sails and airplane wings, signaling flax’s waning monopoly.
The readable bits suggest a discussion of radio use at sea and the dangers of miscommunication, with mentions of mechanics magazines and a fragmented quote about43 p. fro. The text is incomplete and unclear but centers on maritime radio challenges.
The article notes Wake County Savings Bank in Raleigh North Carolina as the smallest bank, claiming its tiny footprint makes it the safest and explaining its former hallway space became an office turning it into a regular bank with an imposing entrance. The frontage is given as 7 1/2 feet.
The University of London plans to grant a bachelor of commerce after a three year course and required exams. Graduates may later pursue a master of commerce after at least two years of practical experience. The curriculum covers industry organization banking trade transport and economic development.
Yather Burbank, likening himself to Edison, claimed to have capitalized his brain and achieved wonders. He touted the spineless cactus as cattle feed, the Shasta daisy, a stoneless prune, and a needless grape. He boasted of immense patience and the feat of producing fifty million miles worth of progress for a few promising results.
Fragmentary text references Ty, Hiram Johnson, Walter Selmer, Cobb, and others in a disordered discussion of baseball and politics. Disjointed phrases hint at a visit or commentary but provide no coherent event or dates. No verifiable details to summarize into a factual news item.
In a fragmented recollection a group recalls a morning train ride with friends and a moment of embarrassment when one person notices a sleeve tug. Marie, Mrs Hemming, and Mrs Pearson appear in the sparse memory as conversations drift and a ride begins.
A Chronicle piece on the crucial role of an engine driver's sight and judgment in handling a complex railway system. It notes drivers on the Northwestern route facing over 17,000 goals nightly and the vast control from London to Crewe, highlighting skill and vigilance.
An elderly woman alerts a driver on the road about weather and safety. The encounter unfolds as she checks the sky and demands safer driving, reflecting local concerns over rain and traffic.
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