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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
8
An Al G Barnes circus rep breezes into the office to tout the act describe the troupe as different boasting 350 animals and stars like Capt Stonewall Capt Ricardo Mlle Florine Dolly Castles and more. He previews tomorrow’s matinee and issues tickets before departing.
The Live Stock Report by Clay, Robinson & Co. notes a world wide cattle shortage and reports Argentina weighs prohibiting slaughter of cows under seven years old to boost its beef population. Argentina, the leading beef exporter, has expanded its European market, suggesting supplies may dwindle. The piece also mentions calls to remove meat duties for consumers. Job printing offered at The Pioneer office.
Oliver E Pagan of the Department of Justice arrives in Helena where a United States grand jury sits. Known as the indictment man he drafts true bills for major government suits and helped frame charges against the Bitter Root Land and Irrigation company. His presence signals potential actions against prominent figures.
A humorous old ad copy claims the pills encourage bowel movement without harsh force, promising health follow from mild action. It sells a 25 cent bottle at all druggists and frames the product as a kind helper rather than a bulldozer to the bowels.
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners record county work in Big Timber Montana with salaries and expenses for many officials. A Fourth of July celebration prep continues in Reed Point as social events, masses, dances and family visits unfold amid local life and civic affairs.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company asserts it has invested $1.15 for every dollar of stock issued and aims to keep rates 11 percent below warranted by investment. It emphasizes low operating costs, honest dividends, and service quality as joint goals. Road and bridge progress in the territory is slow, hindering safety improvements. county commissioners Klein Neace and Jenizen resist risking finances while pursuing better conditions. Job printing of all kinds is available at The Pioneer office.
East White Beaver and Reed Point residents report trades and injuries. John Syblon and family face illness, Leo Patten improves in Columbus hospital, and Bert Simmons works at D. M. Jones ranch. Cattle herds move to dipping tanks, while a weakened milch cow issue is criticized.
A Roundup special says Musselshell county commissioners will resign after the June meeting following a supreme court ruling that they are personally responsible for accidents on public roads. The trio intends to file resignations with Judge Pierson during the district court term, effective June 15.
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