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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
2
O R Duncan declares relinquishment of the McLeod stage route on July 1 but will operate in Big Timber each Wednesday and Saturday. Passenger express and freight service available. leave orders at Phillips Drug Co. Will meet both stubs on those days and provide service to any point on the Boulder.
Dublin June 30. The Four Courts destroyed by explosion and fire after heavy fighting. Rory O Connor Liam McHowes and regular troops capitulated unconditionally to the provisional government. About 110 prisoners taken. overall 1500 held. 25 to 30 wounded awaiting care as ambulances rush to aid casualties.
In Tampico region, 35 Americans held by bandits at Pecora camp of La Corona company were released. Consul Shaw reported no longer held and said details are scarce. US officials weigh whether ransom paid or federal forces forced the bandits away amid unclear conditions surrounding prior Bielaski abduction.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a dominated workplace scene where a female employee fixes on a young male coworker while dictating. The boss notices and teases with a blunt remark about the employee’s thoughts, highlighting a moment of embarrassment and insight into office dynamics.
A. Ruth Sheridan announces renomination for the clerk and recorder seat in Sweet Grass County subject to Republican primary action on August 29, 1922.
A candidate declares intent to run for the office of Treasurer of Sweet Grass County in the upcoming primary election on August 29, 1922. The filing appears as a formal candidacy announcement to voters and election officials.
The Republican nomination for treasurer of Sweet Grass County goes to Paul L. Van Cleve Sr subject to the will of electors at the primary election held August 29, 1922.
The office of county attorney for Sweet Grass County announces Horace S. Davis as a Republican primary candidate subject to electors' action. The notice names Davis as the person seeking the post and indicates party affiliation and election process.
A candidate announces for the republican nomination for sheriff in Sweet Grass County. He states the nomination depends on the August 29 primary and pledges to perform duties impartially if elected.
Announcement of the Republican nomination for the office of superintendent in Sweet Grass County following the primary. The notice indicates the party’s will and references the election date and official designation for the candidate.
A notice states the date for the county assessor election is set for August 29. The filing and public inquiries are directed to the election officers and county officials named in the notice.
A fragmentary public notice declares a candidate seeking Republican primary support for the county commissioner race in Sweet Grass County with intent to run in August. The text references electors, party affiliation, and the primary election process in 1922.
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