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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
7
A call for national and personal economy to preserve the American standard of living. Education should teach personal economics and money management to ensure meaningful living and old age security, reducing wasteful spending and preventing pauperism.
Aunt Emmy urges Jane to keep cash on hand to seize opportunities and cash discounts. She cites Peter Haskins buying a Center Street house for 3000 and selling for 4200 after quick cash action, and notes quick profits come from available funds and paying in cash.
Bankers in Mason County Michigan back a move to replace scrub stock with purebred cattle. County agent proposes buying young purebred sires and placing them with willing farmers who will repay after one year without interest. The effort aims to simplify obtaining thoroughbreds.
Pierce County Bankers Association funds a Short Course trip for a boy and a girl at the University of Wisconsin. The association backs boys and girls clubs and a dairy alfalfa program. In Eaton County Michigan bankers report a lively dairy-alfalfa meeting at Charlotte. A 2000 acre alfalfa gain follows a campaign. A bovine tuberculosis eradication drive proceeds county-wide toward accreditation this fall. Richland County Bankers Association of North Dakota joins three associations in promoting clubs and alfalfa on every farm. The program was set at a state banker farmer meeting at Fargo in February.
Harold invited Jack to tea and they play hide and seek despite Jack's cold. Harold hides while Jack sniffles. Harold sits to read a comic paper and declares he is not hunting but waiting until Jack sniffs.
The village of Penn Yan derives its name from the first syllables of Pennsylvania and Yankee. Early settlers included Pennsylvanians and New England Yankees, whose discussions led to adopting the present name Penn Yan.
Legal notices show a sheriff sale of lands in Sweet Grass County linked to Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance and Melville interests. The sale follows an August 8 1925 order and includes detailed property descriptions, water rights, and irrigation ditches for multiple sections and townships.
Sheriff Ed Brannin will sell at 2 05 PM July 1 1925 at the Big Timber court house front door the North Half of Section 14 Township 1 North Range 15 East Montana containing 320 acres more or less in Sweet Grass County Montana. The sale is of all tenements and appurtenances related to the land. Date July 8 1925. Sheriff Ed Brannin and Under Sheriff Frank Whitsel. Publication dates July 9 16 23 30 1925.
Notice announces a public auction of all delinquent property in Sweet Grass County and Big Timber on July 18, 1925 at 10:00 AM at the county treasurer's office front door. It states taxes plus interest penalties and costs must be paid prior to sale. A full delinquent tax list is available for public inspection. Clyde E. Davis, Treasurer.
A P O Leary M D practicing as osteopathic physician and surgeon at Big Timber Hospital in Big Timber Montana offers medical care services.
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