Local Classifieds Advertise in Big Timber Column
Cash required for ads at ten cents per line six words per line. Listings include For Sale items and services from City Livery to Bakeries and garages. Notices cover lost items houses rentals and auto sales with dates and contact names across Big Timber Montana including O Miller J C O Leary and W H Donald.
For Sale Cheap 320 Acres West of Big Timber
Land sale note offers 320 acres about two miles west of Big Timber adjoining the H O Kellogg ranch on the east side. Terms easy asking inquire Glass Brothers. Also notice that 2011 taxes on Charles Hulin were erroneously listed as delinquent in Pioneer public lists as corrected by Deputy County Treasurer E Davis.
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Big Timber
H. O. Kellogg
Glass Brothers
Charles Hulin
Pioneer
Church Announcements at St Mark's Episcopal
Rev C P Burnett pastor asks parish to note Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am and worship on the first and third Sundays at 11 am at St Mark's Episcopal Church.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. P. Burnett
Methodist Sunday Services and Sunday School Notice
Church announces Sunday school at 10 o clock and regular services at 11 o clock. Public invited.
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Methodist Church
Pastor Lucas Announces Monthly Services
Rev. F. D. Lucas, pastor, sets regular services on the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 a m and the fourth Saturday at 10 a m. Members are urged to attend these public worship times.
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F. D. Lucas
Church Schedule for Rev. L. O. Onerheim
Pastor Rev. L. O. Onerheim leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. English worship at 11 a.m. Confirmation classes sit on Saturday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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L. O. Onerheim
Riots in Berlin and the dawn of the League of Nations
The opening of the League of Nations council in Paris is noted with the U S not yet a member. Berlin sees a deadly communist demonstration as the Reichstag attack sparks claims of a planned general revolution. Prohibition enforces a dry era with rulings on fruit juices and cider and a nationwide hunt for violators.
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Edward W. Pickard
League of Nations
Paris
Wilson
United States
Russia
Germany
America
League
League Council
France
Leon Bourgeois
Great Britain
Earl Cuarson of
Kedlestone
Italy
Signor Scialoia
Berlin
Reichstag
Noske
the _reichstag
Reparations Commission
Bolshevsts
Europe
John Barleycorn
Federal Prohibition
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Hiquor Dealers
Internal Revenue Office
Kremer
Global conference planned to restore world conditions
Plans are laid for a large educational financial and industrial conference aimed at restoring normal conditions worldwide. Support has been sought from entente and neutral European governments and the U S Chamber of Commerce, with many leading men backing the proposal. Germany Austria Japan and Latin American republics may also be invited as delegates.
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Europe
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Germany
Austria
Japan
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Maxwell
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Livingston
Elite
W. H. Donald
Dixon
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T. W. Keithley
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Melville
Harlowton Orchestra
Co. L. Bryan, Jr
Big Timber Supply Co
Davis
Bakery
Pioneer Office
Reeves
Anton Gerharz
Hereford
Big Timber Bakery
Jersey
O. Miller
Everett Oliver
J. C. O’leary
Tf Skala
West Side
Mont
L. Officer Place
United Motors Garage
Massachusetts
Corkins
Han
Dr. CoPkins
Grand ‘Hotel
Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings Department
Co. E. Davis
Christian Science
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
First Congregational Church
Lutheran Church
Poland
Adriatic
Belgium
Favul Hymans
Spain
Quinones’ de Leon
Greece
Eliptherios Venizelos
Viscount Chinda
Brazil
Gaston da Cunha
Senate
Trentemaly
Abe
Hotfoot
Palace Meat Market
Oakland
Fred M. Gardner
Bray
Hruza