30 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1896
Page
1
Kennett reports to the governor deploring lax public interest in protecting Montana game and fish. He urges funding for a state game warden and deputies, criticizes county commissioners for ignoring petitions, and calls for year round fishing restrictions and tighter enforcement.
It It Was The Largest In Sweet Grass Co. Printers Ink references five paid in advance subscriptions to Printers Ink for 1846, noting PioNEER in Lig Timber, Mont., as having the largest circulation in Park county with one exception.
M. W. Uateh publisher of the Big Timber Pioneer is in Anaconda today. He is a leading figure in eastern Montana and runs the official publication of Sweet Grass County, a major influence in the region.
The Is of Waimen notes constipation is the major cause of illness among women. Karl's Clover Root Tea is advertised as a pleasant cure and is sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement claims wills do not relieve constipation and that Karl's Clover Root Tea provides perfect regularity. The product is advertised as sold by druggists.
Washington correspondence notes a favorable Senate and House report for a bill granting states 25 percent of mineral land sale proceeds to fund a School of Mines in each state. Butte’s School of Mines would receive about 8000 dollars annually, with a 12000 dollar annual cap and a state match requirement. The piece also mentions a dispute over lower homestead fees on lands excluded from Indian reservations and Montana’s push to aid mineral commissioners with 20000 dollars via the urgent deficiency bill.
An old advertisement asserts Shiloh's Cure saves lives daily and cures thousands of cases of consumption asthma coughs colds and croup sold by druggists.
In a fragmented report a druggist advertises a cure named Shilol's Catairh Bericus Friee, claiming it cures heart and breath ailments. The text is unclear and lists medical claims without verifiable details.
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