James S. Sherman as Vice President Nominee
James S. Sherman of New York is named as the vice presidential candidate. The selection marks a key strategic pairing for the ticket as the party highlights his experience and regional ties.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
2
James S. Sherman of New York is named as the vice presidential candidate. The selection marks a key strategic pairing for the ticket as the party highlights his experience and regional ties.
On May tenth eighteen eighty, Dell and his crew water railroad ties as Deer Creek rose. They struggle through floods and jams, praying for rainless luck then find a dam site and keep driving the Yellowstone flood, with Dell, Mason, and John leading.
Gleanings note a German colonel predicts a European war would cost at least six million pounds daily. The 1905 Chinese calendar repeats a double eighth lunar month from 1900, seen as ominous. A Napoleon widow descendant left Vienna’s Burgtheater, a chatwoman role. A London 200 baby Chego found in Gaboon. naturalists compare it to apes. Carnegie funds Burns Bible bid to five thousand dollars. The volume records poet births. sold for 67 800 pounds to Mr. Quadritch.
The seven principal Bibles in the world are the Koran of the Moham medans the Edas of the Scandinavi ans the Tributkes of the Buddhists the Five Kings of the Chinese the three Vedas of the Hindoos the Zenda vesta and the Scriptures of the He brews and Christians.
A quaint Amesbury Wilts arch over a smithy entrance is described as being fashioned entirely from horse shoes, showcasing rustic craft in a historic setting.
A notice from B S Hot.orever of Big Timber announces readiness to provide sheds pasture and hay to sheepmen for early lambing next spring. Contracts will be signed immediately for amounts owed for February March April and May.
Joseph W. L. Altice of Grey Cliff Montana filed intent to make Final Commutation Proof for Homestead Entry 6739 in sections 5 and 8 township 18S range 16E Montana. He will be sworn in by U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Montana on July 21, 1908 with witnesses Thomas Manis William Gregory Hugh Overfelt and Robert Guthrie of Grey Cliff.
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County. Notice by Joan T. Esp Administrator to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the Law Office of J. T. Vaughan in Big Timber. Dated July 8 1908. First publication July 9 1908.
The Department of the Interior issues a notice from the U S Land Office in Lewistown Montana dated July 6 1908 detailing an official action or filing related to public lands and entry records. The notice records a formal government action affecting a specific land parcel or claim and is part of the agency's routine land management duties.
Superintendent T. T. Prather presides as liberal premiums are awarded at the county fair. No barren animals may compete for premiums in this class. Exhibitors must provide evidence of breed or breeding eligibility, with thoroughbreds showing pedigrees and registration in herd books when required. Eligible animals include ram age groups and sows with litters under six months.
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