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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

6

Spirit of Bunker Hill Commemoration Imagery

A National Magazine piece by Joe Mitchell Chapple recalls the June Bunker Hill commemoration in Charlestown. It describes battlefield scenes, heroic imagery, and the enduring patriotic memory preserved by women, linking the 1775 battle to national identity and liberty.

Boston Bunker Hill Charlestown Bunker HM Daniel Webster Charles River Massachusetts Bay Vermont Connecticut Mystic Anon Werton Moterer Wes Bunker, Hill Battle of Bunker.Hill Joe Mitchell Chapple National Magazine

Ice by Mail for Nevada Millionaire

Uncle Sam proves mail handling by sending fifteen pounds of ice to Dr. A. M. Miller of Hawthorne Nevada. A Reno ice company shipped the package to the millionaire who desired a cooling drink. Eleven pounds were lost en route.

Nevada Uncle Sam A. M. Miller Hawthorne Nev Reno New Dr. Miller

Split Rock chosen for Champlain monument site

Burlington dispatch reports a monument to Champlain’s discovery of Lake Champlain may be built at Split Rock point. The site overlooks a lake width of half a mile there and broadens to fourteen miles northward, with a top light visible over fifty miles for craft on the lake.

Lake Champlain Samuel de Champlain Split Rock Point Burlington Split Rock

Paris Landmark to Vanish Remembered on Petit Pont

A tablet on Street du Petit Pont recalls a 883 defense by twelve Paris women and men who guarded a wooden tower at the bridge head to阻止 Norse invaders reaching the city.

Paris du Petit-Pont Petit-Pont

Emperor William Receives Ornate Scissors Gift

A steel merchant presented Emperor William with a pair of insignia engraved scissors valued near 500 dollars. The blades bear the emperor's portrait and famous landmarks. The engraver reportedly spent five years completing the intricate work.

William

Giant 10 Million Pound Testing Machine Aims to Safeguard Bridges

New York Times reports engineers envision a colossal hydraulic testing system in Philadelphia for the United States Geological Survey. The 200 ton plus machine would test entire bridge columns and materials up to 100 feet long, potentially preventing failures like the Quebec bridge collapse. Senator Teller proposes an even larger 11 000 ton compression and 5 500 ton tension unit, with a 1.75 million dollar price tag plus building costs.

Civil Philadelphia United States Geological Survey United States Quebec Quebec Bridge Watertown Arsenal Watertown A. H. Emery Stamford United Sates Geological Survey Congress Department of Geological Survey Teller Linery Watertown Marine New York Times

Government to Open Indian Lands for Lottery Farm Settlements

The United States plans to open 3,750 farms on Coeur d Alene Flathead and Spokane lands via lottery. About 6387 Coeur d Alenes in Idaho 2379 Flatheads in Montana and nearly 700 Spokanes in Washington affected. Registration runs July 15 to Aug 9 with drawings beginning Aug 9. Priority to Indians, then white settlers. payments and timelines outlined with residence and cultivation requirements. Boston Herald reports from Washington Cot.

Sam Montana Idaho Washington United States Coeur d’Alenes Flatheads Northwest Land Office Coeur d’Alene Flathead Kalispell Missoula Mont Coeur d'Alene Ida Coeur Judge Witten Boston Herald

Memorial Park Planned For Jefferson Davis Birth Farm

A portion of the Kentucky farm where Jefferson Davis was born has been bought by a southern association. The site will be developed into a park and kept as a memorial to the president of the Southern Confederacy.

Jefferson Davis Kentucky

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Spirit OF Heny Budweiser Anheuser-Busch -Brewery St. Louis U.S. A C.S Fuelco Spokane H. M. Allen & Company Ia The Montane Trading,Co E. Steensland Bailey Implement Company Deering J. W. Bailey Big Timber Home Tel. Co Clyde Anderson Mgr 2Nd Ave McLeod and Anderson Streets J. A. Lowry & CO James Vesta C. T. Buana F. Be, Taylor Asst Cashier Jas. Vestai J. D. Radford John F. Asbury D. D. Smith F. E. Taylor Thos. Flanagan Capital C. N. SxIttoan U. S J. A. Barvey Notary Public Skillman & Bailey Choice M. J. Foley F. W. Hahn Miles City, Mont Leighton Big Timber
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