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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Read by Big Timber readers, this letter by Wilber Isley disputes a recent gospel speaker's theology. Isley denies that the speaker affirmed Jesus Christ's divinity and argues the preacher rejects eternal punishment and the soul. Isley states his lack of involvement with the controversial visit.
The Big Timber Milling Co opened and ended high flour prices by boosting local milling. Wheat rose to 1.40 per bushel while flour dropped to 4.50 per hundred pounds, benefiting local customers and tax revenues. Local mills previously earned excessive profits due to lack of competition.
In Cincinnati on June 10 the building trades department rejected Lamuel Gompers’s recommendation to reopen the carpenters case and automatically rejoin the department. The delegates affirmed the jurisdictional board and planned quarterly meetings to ease Chicago turmoil and align with the national building council.
A brief ad urges customers to support the home mill by insisting on buying their flour as the best option. The message emphasizes loyalty to the home product and promotes the Big Timber Milling Company.
HELENA January 10 Contracts totaling 106977.97 have been awarded by the state highway commission announced by executive commissioner George W Lanstram. Projects include Virginia Ennis road resurfacing in Madison county to J N Brown & Son Bozeman for 2781.60 dollars and 10 18 miles of Flint Creek road in Granite county to Rich & Markus Missoula. Ravalli county grants cover Drummond Philippeberg and a grant for a Ravalli county bridge to Illinois Steel Bridge Company Paul for 90537 dollars.
A. Ruth Sheridan announces renomination for the office of clerk and recorder of Sweet Grass County subject to Republican primary voters on August 29 1922. The note also mentions a switch to county commissioner within the Democratic ticket seeking electors support at the same August 29 primary.
Date for nomination to the office of Treasurer in Sweet Grass county set with action by Republican electors at the primary on August 29, 1922.
The assessor of Sweet Grass county faces action by Republican electors at the August 2 1922 primary election. Dorman Kellogg is named in this notice as the subject of the political process and eligibility.
County official announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer in Sweet Grass County. Nomination aims to succeed current officeholder and continues party campaign efforts across the region.
A clerical figure seeks the office of recorder of Sweeting ject, citing the electors to approve the nomination at the August 29, 1922, ballot. The item notes official action and a formal nomination process surrounding the election.
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