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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

7

Dixon enters Montana governor race with strong statewide profile

Joe Dixon of Missoula announces as Republican for governor. A veteran figure from Congress to U S Senate, he led the Bull Moose committee for Theodore Roosevelt and built a broad statewide network. Dixon’s public speaking and editorial work with the Missoulian bolster his bid as August primary looms.

Joe Dixon Missoula Montana United States Senate Bull Moose National Committee Theodore Roosevelt Helena Dixon Affairs National Washington

The Silent Snow in a Poem of a Fair Girl

A poetic fragment describes a girl and village life as snow falls. The vivid verses narrate beauty, fear, warmth, and ritual along with the snow covering roofs, streets, and fields. References to a mother dressing and a girl dying in a symbolic snowscape populate the scene.

Wages by Occupation in Montana Reveals Leading Pay for Filmmaking Roles

A Montana State Teachers Association table shows moving picture operators top the pay scale at 2902 a year, chefs next at 2820, rural teachers lowest at 800. Other wages include plumber 2845, hotel clerk 2100, professors 2086, waitresses 1140, and a county superintendent rising to 137.50 monthly as deputy treasurer.

L. R. Foote Montana State Teachers’ Association Moving Picture Cook

Leonard Wood Campaign Rewrites Name in GOP Bid

The General Wood committee plans to drop the title and use Leonard Wood in Chicago convention campaigning. Propaganda materials reveal 72 references to his name, with 68 using Leonard Wood or Wood while four use General Wood or Major General.

Chicago General Wood Congress Leonard Wood Pioneer Office Wood Kaiser Wood Leonard

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