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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1909

Page

3

Record of land filings tops april at Fergus land office

The Lewistown News reports April filings at the United States land office in the Judith land district set a new record with around 230 homestead entries despite bad weather. Most filings cluster in Musselshell valley and Judith Basin north of Denton, with substantial desert entries and cash receipts above $12,000. The area faces rapid settlement, though rail access limits open land in eastern Fergus and some districts.

United States Land Office Lewistown Melatone Judith Land District Judith Musselshell Cushman Big Bend Melstone Broadview Billings & Northern Land Office Messrs. Hedges and McKain United States Hedges Judith Gap Fergus County Coffee Creek Denton

Immigrant drive to Montana near Musselshell Valley grows

Milwaukee immigration agent George B. Haynes markets Montana exhibitions along the Musselshell valley, predicting a major westward rush in September, October, and November. He reports 450 to 600 daily visitors, a mailing list of about 50 000 farmers, and lectures emphasizing Fergus County as part of a broader Montana land boom.

George B. Haynes Milwaukee Montana Montang W Saaynes Yellowstone Musselshell Gallatin Valley Opera House Northwest Fergus County

Origin of Alcohol in Cave Dweller Diet Story

A scientist argues early humans ate roots and fruits, stored food, and that fermentation turned fruit sugar into alcohol. He suggests cave dwellers drank and enjoyed alcohol, marking the starting point of alcohol use.

Auto versus horse tolls in a changing era

The article compares automobiles and horse drawn manure spreaders as the two dominant transport modes. It notes the rapid rise of cars yet asserts a horse is still valued for its cost and utility. The piece weighs safety and human life implications amid this transition.

Odd Baseball Challenge From Logansport Hospital Patients

A team of patients from the Northern Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Logansport Indiana fields a baseball squad with attendants and a South Bend pitcher. Proceeds support the hospital entertainment fund. They seek a game with the Longview asylum nine at Cincinnati.

Northern Indiana Hospital The Insane Logansport Ind United States South Bend Longview Clacinnat

Alfalfa From Peru Claimed Faster Growth and Hardier

The Department of Agriculture in Washington introduces a Peruvian alfalfa said to grow more rapidly start earlier in spring extend later into autumn and endure colder conditions. If proven true its northern introduction could come soon.

Department of Agriculture Washington Peru

Opium Monopoly Harms England While China Moves to End It

The piece notes that England earns 18 million dollars yearly from opium, prompting moral concern. It reports China issuing ten year decrees to reduce opium use and describes broader commentary on farming, poultry, and seasonal bird life observations in a regional context.

China

Secretary Wilson cites crop gains despite soil depletion at Iowa fair

Secretary Wilson reports at the Iowa State Fair that average yields over the past decade exceed those from 1860 to 1870, crediting scientific farming and crop rotation for counteracting fertility loss. He notes alfalfa production is impractical in northern states due to moisture and temperature, while clover and other soil renovators offer benefits despite high seed costs.

Wilson Department of Agriculture Iowa State Fair

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Missoula T. S. Linscott D.D Paul Teonium Lystra Iconium Jesus Derby Barnabas Jupiter Paul Merccury Jerusalem Gertrude Dudley Chicago University of Chicago Miss Dudley Musselshell Valley Haynes ODD Baseball Challenge Cincinnati Detroit Mich Federal Pure Food Commissioner H. M. Allen & Company Steensland Montene Bailey Implement Company J. W. Bailey James Vestal C. T. Busua Joan F. Assury F. BE. Taylor Jas. Vestal J. D. Radford John F. Asbury D. D. Smith F. E. Taylor Thos. Flanagan Capita C. N. Skillman U.S J. A. Bailey Notary Public Skillman & Bailey Choice Big Timber Home Tel. Co Clyde Anderson Mgr Sweet Grass Creek
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