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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
The American Legion prohibits public dancing on Memorial Day May 30 and invites ex service men to gather at the Auditorium at 10 p.m. for a grave decoration march to the cemetery. The note also mentions veterans interests and a local tank installation at Motor Inn.
Washington report says administration officials expect Genoa or The Hague developments to clarify the Russian situation and possibly permit American participation in an international project to restore Russia to productivity. The Genoa notes exchange was viewed as a step forward, with White House comment the only official statement beyond Secretary Hughes' note declining The Hague invitation.
A three year old named Winnifred Josephine McKinley journeyed from Glasgow Scotland to Port Arthur Ontario and then to Swift Current Saskatchewan aboard the Canadian Pacific. She traveled more than 4000 miles guided by train and ship staff to reach her uncle's home.
The advertisement presents a collection of linen tableware and accessories including hand embroidered lunch sets in pure linen and white, a large table linen display with patterns, matching Wilk napkins, ivory toilet articles, handmade handkerchiefs in colors and white, and silk parasols.
Lead describes sale prices for women's one strap white cloth shoes with Cuban heel and boys trimmed shoes. Prices noted around $1.25 to $1.40, with sizes 11 to 11 1/2 mentioned, though text is fragmentary.
In Salt Lake City on May 16 federal judge Martin J. Wade sentenced Matthew Thomson Thomas Perrot Dominic Bergera and Robert Jamieson for mail fraud tied to promoting the American Masonic federation. Thomson Bergera and Perrot face two years penal servitude and fines of 5000 each. bond set at 15000 each for appeal. Jamieson, living in Scotland, likely exempt.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a food and candy sale at the Motor Inn Saturday afternoon aiding church activities. An auto service is listed at Stone Barn with 24 hour phone access at 138 K. Miller store advertises a 27-2 reduction sale to reach about 2000 dollars in goods sold and offers ranges at par.
The Sixth Judicial District in Sweet Grass County Montana issues a sheriff sale against Herman H. Schultz for June 2 1922 at 2 pm at the Big Timber courthouse. It covers lots 3 and 4 and portions of section 4 township 5 north range 16 east described as Jets 2 3 and 4 SHNWS SHNER NEXSW in township and meridian reference. G B Long sheriff announces the sale with F R Hickman assisting. First publication May 1972.
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