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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
3
A Moody quote reflects on human error and perseverance. It honors earnest work, humility, and learning from mistakes, urging continued effort and faith to overcome failures.
A brief note mentions Judge Porter as a popular figure in Trish munis and hints at continued momentum or support. The fragment emphasizes a proactive stance and suggests optimism about future developments.
C D Bird met friends in Big Timber between trains Sunday. N L Cornelius spent Thurs and Fri in Livingston. Wm Muir visited Big Timber Tuesday, returned Wednesday. H V Arndt of Silesia visited early week. Herman Schindele left for two weeks with North Dakota friends. Mrs Arvidson and companion visited Carl Anderson’s between trains. Col A B Coit attended J W Bailey funeral in Big Timber Friday. John Nevin from Big Timber returned Monday with family visiting Muir home. Oscar Nepstad Cliff Al Rudd and E Swainson visited Thursday. D M Preston, wintering at M L Murray ranch, returns. works at McKenzie ranch summer. H L Telford came from Butte, purchased Wm Muir property. invoicing stock begun. will take possession at once.
The This story notes Montana population estimates range from 450 900 per the federal census bureau to 650 000 per the state education department. Commissioner Seth Maxwell fixed eight months ago at 625 815 using 1900 to 1910 growth. Doctor J M Scanland estimates 535 500 with a ratio of one insane person per 500.
Card of thanks from Mrs J W Bailey Miss Sadie Bailey and Ployd A Bailey expresses sincere appreciation for sympathy and courtesy during a bereavement. Notice from Board of Health requests vessels with garbage kept covered and outside toilets screened fly proof.
The Pioneer highlights local figures and notable residents in concise reports drawn from city happenings and community life. Readers learn about achievements, events, and civic moments affecting familiar names and places in town.
Columbus New Mexico May 19 preparations for a 10000 man northern Chihuahua border patrol were advancing with strict censorship of Pershing expeditionary movements. Namiquipa is named as a southern base. Carranza troops move in northern Chihuahua while Villa rumors persist of healing wounds and rebuilding a 500 man force centered on 100 loyalists.
A poetic tribute to loyal readers who pay for subscriptions at the start of the year. The speaker praises the subscriber who buys ahead, supporting the newspaper and keeping the office energized and grateful for the ongoing readership.
A collection of brief notes on women workers in Ireland and England, a Kansas City courthouse facility for jurors, a Merry Widows club in Los Angeles, Queen Mary assisting King George after his accident, Philadelphia’s first woman rural mail carrier, and a wry American remark about broken promises and Humpty Dumpty.
Brief note cites a Boston Transcript quote about a wife shaping a husband’s character and success, contrasting rugged independence with a domestic influence. The remark highlights how a spouse can guide virtue and achievement in a humorous appraisal.
Vermont voters largely rejected statewide prohibition, with 32 131 against and 18 475 for the measure in a 50 606 ballot. Only Orleans County favored prohibition, while towns and counties favored local option, reflecting a preference for home rule over a federal ban. The result comes amid historical context as Vermont shows restraint and practices of ordinary use rather than strict enforcement.
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