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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
6
The article stresses drinking water safety on farms, warning that high mineral content or contamination can harm health. It advises locating wells away from privies and barns, grading the surrounding area to prevent surface runoff, and using a waterproof, connected cistern with a brick chamber or brick partition for filtration.
The Duroc Jerseys are cherry red and resemble Poland China in form. They are compact with a wide back, deep sides, well fleshed ham and shoulder, small head, and slightly dished face. They are prolific and early maturing, proving very satisfactory in the Dakotas.
A study explains why leaves must be saved when making alfalfa hay. Leaves hold most protein. do not windrow swath in sunlight. cure in windrow and cock to avoid leaf loss. Morning cuts with 1–1.5 tons per acre dry by afternoon if conditions allow. rake while still green to minimize drying.
An expert notes no seedling advantage for alfalfa seeded early in spring. If weeds abound, they crowd the crop as much as grain sowing, necessitating three or four weed cuttings without any land return that season.
A London advertising solicitor travels to the Midlands to secure a page in a daily paper edition covering a key industry. He uses a discreet approach, gains entry through Sir John, a renowned baronet and industry leader, and persuades him to place an advertisement. The success is seen as a model for attracting others in the trade.
In a drawing room, Jenny Lind and Otto Gold schmidt perform. My father asks for a song and Lind delivers Auld Robin Gray with such emotion that tears fill eyes and the room is spellbound. Lind’s husband accompanies, and the moment ends with gratitude from my father.
A Youth's Companion excerpt describes Albania's blood feud crisis as a social force. It notes pervasive feuds force fortressed houses with loophole windows, long isolation, and aid from friends for food. Vengeance obligations block marriages and restrict family alliances until enemies are slain.
The term borough derives from Saxon burgh meaning castle. Towns built near castles for protection were given this name and their garrisoned soldiers were called burghers. Inhabitants of these towns formed a community with a governing constitution known as the borough Jawa.
In a New York World item, an elder man questions a young clerk about a girl shown with him at a movie. He asks if she is his fiancee or sister, and the clerk replies she will be sister, with gloom.
A fragmentary dialogue shows two men accusing a third of scamming them for five dollars. The exchange features names Jim Vigo Budde Mike and two speakers venting about being swindled in a casual street confrontation.
Hinshaw will produce an opera program featuring The Bohemian Girl by Balfe with the Hinshaw Singing Band of ten voices and the Hilder Orchestra of five. The ensemble includes artists who have appeared with leading companies and aims to offer a premier Lyceum Chautauqua program. The piece is praised for its tuneful, classic music and engaging scenes.
Frank Lafayette Loveland born during the Civil War rose from poverty to a distinguished medical career. His self made ascent relied on will and effort, earning him high honors from leading religious educational institutions as he chose the medical path over law and politics.
Jan Kubelik predicted a place among the greatest violinists for Lillian Cinberg after hearing her play. August Molzer of Lincoln Nebraska, a leading violin teacher, coaches her. Critics rate her among America's forthcoming top violinists. She will perform with the Boileau Concertiers on Chautauqua's opening day afternoon and evening.
The Chautauqua management announces that versatile entertainer Maude Kendall Boileau will appear again this season. Her work as concert soprano reader and star with the Quaker Girls last season created clamorous demands for another engagement at the Chautauqua.
The London season begins with the Royal Academy private view on the Saturday before May. Press access dominates the opening, with global correspondents invited to the gallery on Wednesday and Thursday. Royal family attendance shifts the spotlight to the dinner, while hotels in Bond Street and Piccadilly reap the harvest.
The Chicago News notes curious British and American naval nicknames. The Ariadne bears Hairy Annie or Hagey Agony while Narcissus becomes Nasty Sister. Cressy is called Greaser and Inconstant Ink stand, Iphigenia Silly Jane, Lucifer Match Box, Hecate He Cat or The Tom, Neptune Jews Harp. American Sassacus Sas sy Cuss Miantonomobh My Aunt Don't Know You Wissahickon Widow Higgins Winnebago We Know She Goes Slow.
Colonel Newnham Davis describes ideal conditions for snail dining at Prince's. The snail is served in a silver bowl with a three pronged fork, hot and swimming in a sauce of lard onions and garlic, then speared and eaten as a pivotal life moment.
The article notes Ataldus archbishop of Reims dying in 933 carrying a crozier. It cites an ancient Winchester cathedral font with an early bishop crozier representing an early English example. It also mentions a rudely shaped crozier on the tomb of Bartholomew bishop of Exeter from 1161 to 118 £.
A dialogue from the Boston Globe shows a student comparing himself to his father, noting he is not as tall as his father was when he attended the same college, reflecting on academic stature.
A humorous passage notes Bridget leaving her previous home after tiring of the mistress who wore all her best gowns. The Philadelphia Record records the backchat echoing domestic strife with a light tone.
Quick quip captures a courtroom barroom barb with a juror question about the defendant. The witness halves the moment by describing the defendant as fresh but serviceable, a punchline-style line reflecting legal tavern wit.
The New York Times quotes Henpeckke debating whether second thoughts are wise before marriage. The dialogue highlights uncertainty from a character who has been married only once.
An astringent lotion for eye puffiness combines Rectified spirit one eighth dram simple tincture benzoin one half dram glycerin one dram powdered tragacanth two drams and rose water to make three ounces. Shake bottle before use and bathe eyes with a small sponge for three to four minutes several times daily.
A historical notice recommends evening use of a chin reducing lotion containing tragacanth boric acid salicylic acid glycerin eau de cologne and water, paired with wearing loose neckbands to aid the process.
Miranda chides Reginald for dressing plainly as he arrives in his regular clothes. He insists he has come as a waiter, prompting amused banter in the London Bystander noted scene.
The fishes of America north of the isthmus of Panama include three classes, thirty orders, 225 families, 1 113 genera, 335 subgenera, 3 263 species and 123 subspecies across a vast diversity of freshwater and marine forms.
In the Pacific Ocean sea horses reach ten to twelve inches, while Atlantic specimens rarely exceed seven inches. The contrast highlights regional growth limits and habitat differences between the two seas.
A playful classical anecdote recalls John Gilpin borrowing a horse to reach Edmonton for his wedding. The horse instead carries him to his friend’s house, prompting the friend to ask why he has come. Gilpin’s humorous reply concludes the vignette.
Church notices list Rev J J Burris pastor with Sunday School each Sunday. Mpnorth League services and worship times scattered. Divine worship scheduled first and third Sundays morning and Saturday evenings prior dates. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Location Reed Point and Lorlock area.
The Washington Star quotes Thomas A. Edison at a dinner saying the successful life mirrors continual struggle. He notes the ladder of success is built of successive rounds of failure and perseverance.
St Josephs Church offers mass every third Saturday at 10 a m and Sunday School each Sunday at 10 00 a m under Rev Father Joseph Blacre the priest in charge.
A tramp begs for work as a passerby offers to hire him for chopping a cord of wood. The exchange unfolds with the motherly figure guiding the scenario and plans to fetch the worker.
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces regular services led by Rector Rev G W G Van Winkle with morning and evening worship on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 a.m.
The roster lists President Waddronp Wilson of New Jersey and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana with forming a full cabinet including Secretary of State William J. Bryan of Nebraska and Treasury William G. McAdoo of New York. Other posts cover War Lindsey M. Garrrison New Jersey and Attorney General James Co. McReynolds Tennessee.
A record lists land office registrars F. W. Appleton of Bozeman H. J. Kelly of Lewistown and Fred H. Foster of Billings as official staff.
Governor S. V. Stewart of Helena Lieutenant-Governor W. W. McDowell Butte Secretary of State A M Alderson Helena State Treasurer W C Rae Helena Attorney General D M Kelly Helena Auditor Wm Keating Helena Superintendent of Public Instruction H A Davee Railway Commissioners Dan Boyle chairman E A Morley J H Hall State Veterinarian Dr W J Butler Chief Justice Theodore Brantly Associate Justices W H Holloway Sydney Lanner Clerk John T Athey
Stenographer A C McNaught Livingston notes from the court session with Judge A P Stark presiding in Livingston Kentucky.
County Commissioners John T Esp chair man C M Rein and Glen M Parker State Senator Robert Brownlee Representative W N Nye Sheriff O O Fallang Treasurer R S Jarrett Clerk and Recorder F R Hickman Clerk of Court H C Pound Assessor D J Walvoord Attorney R S Steiner Superintendent Mrs Jessie F Swans Surveyor B J Kleinhesselink Coroner J A Lowry Administrator J G Ellingson Justices of the Peace T G Shipton and George M Briner
Mayor J R Kaiserman Chief of Police Joe Michels Clerk E C Hale Attorney C W Campbell Treasurer J E Roecher Police Magistrate T K Lee Councilmen First ward C W Allen E R Patterson second ward Harry R Snyder Fred Webb High School Board C T Busha president J E Rees George W Baker Chas McDonnell W D Richards George Rostad Mrs Jessie F Evans ex officio City Schools J A Lowry chairman Ben Mjelde clerk O A Fallang A L Bray J F Asbury Fred Webb
Northern Pacific timetable lists trains in both directions with routes to Seattle Puget Sound and the West. Nights and days show No 1 North Coast Limited and No 2 North Coast Limited plus Atlantic Express and Miss Valley Express as through services. Some trains skip Via Helena or Butte as indicated.
Pastor J C Blackman invites participation in morning worship and Sunday school with an evening service at 7 30 p m urging attendees to come and help in their own way at the local church campus.
A brief philosophical maxim is cited: in essentials unity, in doubtful things liberty, in all things charity. The quote is attributed to Melancthon.
Services listed at South M. BE Building with Sunday 11 a.m. and Wednesday 8 p.m. Anderson at Fifth location. Everyone welcome to attend this local gathering.
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