Sixth Judicial District Prank Henry Jopor
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
1
Comes Back At Him The Greycliff Correspondent Retorts
The Greycliff correspondent Josefi Say defends past claims against Rev. Warren in May 6 Pioneer article. He accuses Warren of misrepresentation, recounts a dance fundraiser, and notes payment irregularities. Say also critiques social customs and smoking habits observed in Cuba and on trains, citing a New York Home Journal piece.
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Greycliff
Mr. Borror
Warren
Tie
Yellowstone
Grey Cliff
St. Louis
Mr. Warren
Josefi
The Creamery and the Farmer
The essay argues farmers must supply milk to creameries at profitable prices to sustain the dairy industry. It urges investment in better cows and cooperation between creamery owners and patrons to build regional dairy reputations and ensure vibrant, self supporting creameries.
Havana Man Smokes Everywhere Except Church
A Havana man refuses to smoke in church, a rare restraint noted as he smokes in streetcars and at public dining tables, with witnesses commenting on his unusual habit in public spaces.
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Havana
French metallurgist claims new gold ore treatment method
M de Regaurd reports a process using tetra chlorides or sulfur to treat tailings and ores. He says contact with water decomposes to form sulphurous hydrochloric acid and other acids, freeing chlorine and enabling extracting all gold. Estimated cost around 9 francs per ton including tailings value.
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M. de Regaurd
South Africa
France
Fizures
Hillsboundman Farmers Unity Advice The Spirit of Fair Play
The message urges farmers using scarce stream water or shared ditches to act fairly neighborly and generous. It cautions against competing harshly, encourages reciprocal kindness, and recommends treating others as you wish to be treated. Such cooperation would reduce disputes and improve crops.
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Hillsboundman
Insurance Against Twins and Sheepmen's Plights
Pearson's Weekly discusses the Provident Bounty Association offering stock to insure against twin births as a safeguard for poor households, while Stockgrower's Journal laments the mismatch of sheep supply and demand, noting a looming shortage of mutton and urging breeders to improve stock and feeding to meet foreign demand.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Stockgrower's Journal
Sheep Shearing Wager Ends With 462 Sheep Shorn
Two men Pete Daly and Geo Daniels competed at Terry on Friday in a $100 bet to shear 400 sheep in ten hours. They finished with 462 sheep shorn, three minutes to spare, and the owner of the sheep approved the work before Daly left for town.
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Terry
Yellowstone Journal
Pete Daly
Geo. Daniels
Pete
Wood Livestock Plans Massive Oregon to Eastern Range Sheep Drive
The Wood Livestock Company of Idaho and Utah gears up for a record sheep drive from eastern Oregon to eastern ranges. About 43,000 sheep will start the journey, mainly yearling ewes destined for southern Montana and Dakota. The operation employs 28 men and 48 horses, with 25,000 sheep to be produced for wool and mutton. A new pack-horse supply method will avoid wagon routes, allowing the herd to follow trails over mountains where forage is plentiful, aiming for minimal losses and good condition.
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The
Wood Livestock Company
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Montana
Dakota
One of Goddard's Jokes at Miles City Welcome
Goddard notes Miles City crowds greeted Judge W. Strevell on returning from the St. Louis convention. The republican figure was met with a grand ovation as he alighted from the train and was escorted through the depot amid Music. Citizens expressed strong approval of his McKinley vote.
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You. O. K. Goddard
Miles City
Judged. W. Strevell
St. Louis
Mr. Strevell
Cheers For Judge Strevell And McKinley Rally
The crowd erupted in spontaneous approval as the cheers for Judge Strevell and McKinley echoed through the home setting. Shouts filled the air and seemed to make the heavens ring amid the lively celebration.
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Judge Strevell
McKinley
Points From Printer's Ink Ad Advice for Advertisers
A concise editorial emphasizes that a brainy ad need not be long and that many small ads waste money. It urges advertisers to compare results, noting unsuccessful ads harm the store and that advertising pays when properly executed.
Testing Sugar Beets Experiment At Bozeman College
Last spring the agricultural college at Bozeman sent out sugar beet seeds to farmers statewide asking them to grow many beets and return samples for analysis. The college chemistry department has received about 700 dollars worth of apparatus from Washington for beet sugar analysis, expected to boost the state sugar beet industry.
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Agricultural College
Bozeman
Chemical Department
Agricultural Department
Washington
Historian Ridpath on U.S. debt and commodity prices
DePauw University vice president John Clark Ridpath notes the national debt, measured by staple prices, exceeds postwar levels. He says $1.6 billion principal and $2.4 billion interest have been paid since, and current prices require far more pork, flour, wheat, and cotton to redeem the debt than in 1866, with slightly less prime Ohio farmland available.
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John Clark Ridpath
DePauw University
United States
Ohio
Bozeman Tunnel Cleared to End Traffic Delays Continue
Debris cleared from the Bozeman tunnel but trains will not run end to end immediately. Passenger and freight service will stay on the sky line for months while the big bore is arched. General Superintendent Kimberley inspected the tunnel after the fire last fall. Subduing flames and reopening cost many thousands of dollars, but arching will reduce future fire or cave dangers and secure safer travel and long term returns for the railroad.
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Bozeman
Livingston
Standard
Kimberley
Rail fare to St Louis for conventions in 1896
The NW P Ry sets a 46 55 fare to St Louis and return for the Populist and Free Silver gatherings at St Louis Missouri on July 22 1896. Tickets on sale July 18 and 19 with final limit July 29. W E Bennett agent.
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St. Louis
NW. P Ry
W. E. Bennett
Sluluh's Cure Promises Daily Health Fix
An advertisement touts Sluluh's Cure as saving lives every day and claims thousands of cases of consumption asthma coughs colds and croup are cured daily by druggists Mug by druggists.
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Sluluh
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