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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
7
The article extolls advertising as a tool that shifts demand, attracts new customers, and reduces selling costs. It explains advertising creates goodwill, supports a store’s reputation, and makes customers prefer advertised products. It argues payback comes over time with compounding recognition and sustained effort.
May 23 1908 study outline by Rev T S Linscott DD discusses the Jerusalem council Acts 15 questions on circumcision salvation and church discernment. It covers the yoke of the law vs Jesus, James address, guidance for Christians today, and a May 30 1909 Sunday lesson Believing and Doing James 1:14-26 with faith and works themes.
Charles KX Shu, a Seattle native, was recently invested in Boston with authority as a justice of the peace by Massachusetts, likely the first Chinese American to hold such power in any U S state.
Charles R. Barnes writes in the New York World urging a symbolic railway tour for President Taft. The sketched plan portrays stops from Chicago outward with crowds demanding his greeting and a smiling reception as part of a national test of public support.
Federal experts warn 1909 fire losses will exceed all prior records, urging fireproof building standards. Fort Worth and Rochester saw major damage as the Geological Survey tests building materials for fire resistance. Government buildings face fire risk, prompting forthcoming bulletin on material safety. Fencing grows popular with London women after the Olympics.
The birth of a baby girl to Queen Wilhelmina sparks nationwide jubilation in the Netherlands. The palace nursery is redesigned under the queen’s supervision, royal gifts are organized by provincial committees, and towns nationwide prepare festive displays with orange decorations. The lineage question is resolved with joy, as plans move toward a royal family future at The Hague and Loo.
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