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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

4

Party Organization and the Lure of Strict Campaign Roles

A historical critique argues that party organization serves campaign needs more than governance. It cites Montana politics where Republicans Ford and Trumper rewarded allies from other states, prompting questions about loyalty and re election prospects under party lines.

S. C. Ford Frank L. Woody Ford Woody Montana Trumper Rankin Mr. Ford Miss Trumper Japan Idaho Wisconsin Democratic Party Wilson

Poor Jones and the 1916 railway wage and rate upheaval

In 1916 Congress enacted eight hour work for railway workers, triggering wage and rate shifts. Railroads raised freight, passenger and express charges while government control boosted prices. farmers faced higher wheat costs, and workers gained 25 percent wages. The piece ends by asking if the common worker, the Jones with the pick, will forever pay the freight.

Congress of the United States Jones

Where Do We Go From Here in War Mobilization

A contested note discusses wartime labor shifts under General Crowder. It argues for a clear definition of war work, locating positions, and a plan to move workers only when necessary, to avoid chaos and preserve efficiency.

Minneapolis Crowder

Thirteen Years Ago Notes From The Pioneer June 196

Miss May Nicholson and Miss May Hateh plan July 6 departure for Portland exposition and friends. A heavy snowstorm last Friday coated Melville with four inches then melted to rain. rivers rose. Firemen announce a grand annual ball on Independence Eve with committees named. Episcopal rector-elect J H Eichbaum will hold first service next Sunday. Sheep trade reports include Custer Sheep Co purchase of Oscar Stevens outfit for 2.40 per head and 40,000 head total, plus other market notes. Shearing resumes after rains. wool hauled daily.

Melville W. L. Martin A. G. Yule A. Chapdelaine J. P. Clark Fred Stickley Jack Watt Phil Cook H. C. Allen S. A. Perrine F. Brumfield J. W. Geiger Harry Snyder J. H. Eichbaum Episcopal Church Mesers Rostad & Becken Howie C. F. Stocker Big Timber Chinook Hedges & Hopkine Great Falls Oscar Stevens Fergus County Custer Sheep Co Stevens

Chiropractor Licensing Petition Sparks Debate Over State Expense

A letter argues against a $10,000 state vote on an initiative to license chiropractors. It contends the measure lowers required education, mirrors osteopathy regulation, risks vows by a self approving board, and questions using funds that could aid the Red Cross. The writer urges rejecting the proposal as unnecessary and ill advised.

Red Cross Supreme Court of Montana

Yellowstone Stores Announces Four Daily Deliveries

The firm states urgent cost cuts require four daily deliveries starting July 1. Orders should be placed early. Deliveries will occur at 9:00, 13:00, 2:30, and 5:08 p.m. from Yellowstone Stores Co Cuerehill Amery Dig Timber Supply House.

Yellowstone Stores Co Cuerehill & Amery Dig Timber Supply House

Homeland Circle missionary meeting at Mrs Henrys home

The Homeland Circle of the Congressional church will hold a missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. O. W. Henry and Mrs. Frank Henry on Tuesday July 2. A free will offering will be taken. The program features talks on Japan missions and war, with several local speakers and solos.

Homeland Circle O. W. Henry Frank Henry Japan B. J. Kleinhesselink Japan Mission H. C. Pound Lelters J. R. Campbell Dora Felenzer Mervin Sell

Six Belgians Executed By Marderens Kaiser

The Ame Belge reports executions at Charleroi where 19 people including a priest and railway workers were tried for spying on German troops. Six condemned to death. families endured days of suspense as victims were identified only after bodies were brought from the prison.

London Ame Belge Charleroi

Sermon and Communion at St. Mark's Church Next Sunday

Morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. J. M. Nelson at St. Mark's Episcopal Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. A Holy Communion service is scheduled at 8 a.m. at the same church.

J. M. Nelson St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

Catholic Services and Flag Blessing in Grey Cliff

Next Sunday Catholic service will be held in the school house at Grey Cliff at 10 o'clock in the morning. Saturday mass marks the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul at 9 o'clock a.m. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock a ceremony to bless a service flag for local young men in the army and navy will occur at the Catholic church with Rev. B. A. Kuhn of Rygate delivering the sermon on Americanism.

Grey Cliff Peter and Paul Army B. A. Kuhn Rygate

Liberty Sunday at Congregational Church June 30

The Congregational Church announces Liberty Sunday on June 30 with a 19 a.m. Sunday School and a morning worship service on the theme The Sword of America and of World Liberty. A patriotic program by the school’s youth and children precedes the service. Evening worship is suspended for summer. Rev. W. P. Ames is pastor.

W. P. Ames

Wheat Conservation Urges Abstaining From Wheat Products

The text urges those with means to abstain from wheat and wheat products until the next harvest to aid a cause. It notes a Food Administration impact reducing reliance on substitutes and suggests buying from Sawyer will not add financial hardship, framing the action as a privilege.

Sawyer

Wheat in the Diet Warning From Common Foods

A notice lists common foods including White Bread Whole Wheat Bread Graham Bread Crackers Macaroni Spaghetti and all Wheat Breakfast Foods as containing wheat and advises caution for those avoiding wheat.

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Sweet Grass County Jerome Williams Beth The Pioneer Charles Lippy East Boulder Boulder J. R. Scyphers James Andrews Skillman & Bailey Wee Er of Homeland Circle Marderens Kaiser Catholic Service Congregational Church Barney Sherry Carmen of the Alaska Pathe News Pauline Starke Mable Normand Germany Gerard’s Stor Wheat Conservation J. M. Sawyer Co Tly Buc Saenss Sparting Gwe Acceenr CET Semenetar IesTinaten J. A. Lowry
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