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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
2
The Lincoln Paint and Color Co promotes its Pure Lead and Oil Paints as climate tested and superior for houses and interior woodwork. They claim 50 percent greater coverage than cheap paints, with durable wear. They offer JAP-A-LACK for furniture and floors, and ALABASTINE sanitary wall finish in all colors.
We offer a full stock of John Deere plows including Walking Surkey Disc and Gang models. Kentucky Shoe and Disc Sand Drills are available for grain growers. Disc Harrows and Levers, Wood Frame Drags for field work. Spring Wagons Buggies Carriages from Racine Winona Wibe. Winona Rushford Maline Wagons in all sizes.
The notice lists subscription at $1.00 per year and states the paper is mailed to subscribers from Big Timber Montana as the only newspaper published in Sweet Grass County. It mentions second class mailing and ads rates by application.
In Helena federal court indictments target stockmen and ranchers for illegal fencing of government lands. Penalties include fines and short jail terms with Cascade County’s Frank D Cooper receiving fifteen days and a $500 fine, signaling strict enforcement across counties including Sweet Grass.
Months after residents cleared the Northern Pacific right of way across from the depot to remove boulders and debris they complain the railway company has not kept its promise to grade and park the area. Weeds return and the depot area looks unsightly, risking that the citizens’ effort was in vain. The letter urges the company to fulfill its part.
The paper notes concrete walks will be three feet from property lines and six feet wide on both sides of Fourth avenue. It envisions a boulevard one hundred feet wide and opposes narrow walks for appearance. It urges the council to adopt ordinances for uniform street parking before the next season.
Yesterday a runaway horse on McLeod street caused concern as no injuries occurred. The near-miss highlights the danger to children and passersby, prompting a plea to stop leaving horses untethered and to secure animals within city limits.
The Helena Record urges retail merchants to educate consumers to favor home merchants over traveling salesmen by first proving honesty in advocating consumer cooperation with local home manufactures.
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