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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
8
A Pittsburgh Dispatch New York letter notes vacant apartments and stubborn rents. Tenants snag bargains by dodging payments, while landlords hold out for high rates. An agent refuses discounts despite three flats remaining empty for years.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes a tabernacle safeguarded by an electric protective system. Heavy iron doors with gold leaf close into a dome when the congregation is dismissed, concealed and reinforced by gear driven mechanisms and a burglar proof vault.
A Springfield study asks 1307 pupils what they would do with $3. Most would save in a bank, many buy clothing or toys, some spend on meals or travel, and a notable number show altruism toward others. Firearms appeal declines with age, while jewelry and books rise with maturity.
A modest Adelbert student ransacked a crowded south side car for a missing grip sack. Amid giggling passengers he described locating it under a young woman's foot, only to discover the bag had been under her boot. The crowd helped retrieve the item and he left in embarrassment. Also noted is a two year old with a whooping cough in Bolton Miss and praise for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from Moore & Budd.
A brief line invites correspondence with a promise of fair treatment for nonpayment. The wording suggests a creditor or collection context seeking engagement with debtors. No names, dates, or locales are present in the readable text.
A clipped notice lists HPTess Agent Helens Monte associated with HB SECU and Guu Ret as part of a billing or retirement related item. The fragmentary text evokes a financial or organizational context without clear actions or dates.
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