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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1896
Page
1
Attention to Claims Notices Guides to Patent Posting
The department reiterates strict rules for filing on valuable mining claims. Proper posting of plot notices and full data is required, with 10 consecutive weekly insertions or 61 issues in daily papers. Strict compliance under cited legal decisions is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowdy
Kismet Gold Mining Company
Creameries In Utah Turn out Butter and Cheese
In Cache valley Utah several creameries now produce about 10000 dollars monthly in butter and cheese Wellsville and Millville factories process around 20000 pounds of milk daily Farmers supply milk at seventeen cents per pound for butter fat A pound of butter fat yields roughly one and one sixth pounds of butter Sellers receive sixty eight to seventy cents per 100 pounds of milk Milk is shipped in ten gallon cans with weekly farmer deliveries Cremeries use skimmed milk to feed hogs boosting pork sales as a profit stream Average dairy earnings per cow run about 30 dollars yearly Butter prices from these dairies run two to four cents per pound above Elgin Illinois quotations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Utah
Wellsville
Millville
Elgin
Illinois
Great Dairy Center
Love as Rule of Man and Fraternal Brotherhood
A preacher extols love as the ruling passion and notes the growing warmth of men’s hearts at fraternal orders. He argues that noble principles from these orders shape members toward higher hopes and humane conduct, envisioning a world renewed by brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Man
Brotherhood of Man
American poisons or iced drinks debate in Demorest’s
Excerpt discusses the health risks of iced drinks versus cool spring water, arguing iced beverages chill the body and impede digestion when swallowed quickly. It compares iced water to ice cream, claiming cream is safer as it melts and warms before reaching the stomach, referencing Summer Hygiene in Demorest’s Magazine for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
Mutton Magnates Run Casper Sheep Industry
A seven year growth has built Casper Wyoming into a major sheep hub with 500000 head of graded sheep. Key owners include J D Woodruff with 40000 head, J J Wurt linked to Missouri Hines with about 18000, P O Sullivan 15000, J B Okie 15000, C M Caverly 15000, and Robert Taylor 30000. Wool output reaches 3500000 pounds this year with 11000 sheep sheared daily. Wool price ranges five to seven cents a pound in the grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyoming
J. D. Woodruff
State Senate
J.J. Wurt
Missouri
Hines
P. O. Sullivan
J. B. Okie
C. M. Caverly
Robert Taylor
Senator Woodruff
Advertising Geniuses Are Born Not Made
The article argues against pruning ads too tightly and stresses clear, standout main points. It compares ad writing to warfare, emphasizes placing ads in the right places, and claims true advertising talent is an inborn gift rather than learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printere
Ile
It Pays to Advertise in the Pioneer
An old advertisement notes Ripans Tabules as a remedy for constipation and promotes advertising in the Pioneer newspaper.
Scab Near Eradication in Montana Sheep Flocks
State veterinarian Dr. R H Bird reports Montana sheep herds, including George Perrie’s 13 000 head band at Swimming Woman creek, are being dipped to combat scab with progress noted and frost expected to finish remaining infections. Reinfection remains a risk and praise is given to handlers for efforts to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bird
Fergus County
Helena
George Perrie
Swimming Woman Creek
Oregon Farmer Fights Carp Invasion Of Meadows
A Oregon rancher on the Williamette slough near Holbrook station tells the Portland Oregonian carp intro duction by the U S fish commission has ruined his meadows by eating grass and uprooting roots. He waded into shallow water with a hoe to drive them off but dozens swarmed back as the water rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Williamette Slough
Holbrook Station
United States Fish Commission
Portland Oregonian
Columbia
Penetrating the East Denver News on free silver idea spread
The article argues free silver ideas spread from leaders in New York and New England to followers nationwide. It claims the sound money policy benefits bankers and capitalists while producers and wage earners grow poorer, warning of disaster under a single gold standard and urging a return to pre 1873 monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New York
New England
Breed the Best Nebraska Farmer Mindset on Breeding Stock
A Nebraska farmer argues against using scrub bulls, stressing that good breeding starts with selecting ordinary cows and pairing them with high quality bulls. He notes prices for young bulls vary and warns against overpaying for low breeding value, urging thoughtful purchases.
Stoddard Hails Yellowstone Wonders In Park Visit
John L. Stoddard, the nation’s famed lecturer, spends a month in Yellowstone Park and proclaims the sublime scenes surpass all expectations. He calls the Yellowstone Grand Canyon the climax, describing its kaleidoscopic colors, cathedral-like spires, and the mighty cataract as a place where the finite prays and the infinite hears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Yellowstone
John L. Stoddard
America
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Distress in Italy and Europe Previews Revolution
A London writer reports dire conditions in Sardinia Tuscany Lombardy and other regions with famine disease and rising unrest. He warns that heavy taxes and poverty threaten revolt as misery spreads beyond Italy to other nations where wealth concentrates in a few hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoulian
Italy
Sardina
Tuscany
Lombaray
Fourth of July ideals cited by James G Blaine
Blaine states that the United States has a known birthday and claims that without Independence Day England and America could not be so great. He argues there is no Republican or Democrat on the Fourth of July as all are Americans and share national pride over party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
America
James G. Blaine
Caterpillar Menace Hits Wheelmen In Rubber-Tired Era
The caterpillar is described as a new threat to cyclists as it drops from trees and clings to wheels creating a slippery paste that causes riders to crash. The piece jokes that nature must be revised to suit these rubber-tired “aristocrats” of the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Danbury Man Plans Death by Lion Feist In Public
A Danbury resident outlines an original method of self harm by entering a cage with a live lion and allowing the animal to kill him. He intends to charge $5 for spectators to witness the tragedy before returning to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
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