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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
2
Notice to bicyclists prohibits riding on sidewalks in Big Timber with confiscation for violations. Also an egg sale ad lists Buff Orpington eggs at 1.50 per 15 and 10 dozen guaranteed with drop orders at Chur chill and Amerys. Mrs Geo Kirkwood signed the notice. Ben Mjelde, Chief of Police.
Sioux Falls May 20 South Dakota's Republican delegation will vote for Senator Hiram Johnson for president regardless of his actions. Senator Norbeck heads the delegation stating delegates must follow the primary mandate and vote three times for the candidate endorsed by voters. He says farmers need fair treatment and a broad party policy.
Vancouver May 20 Smiling Johnny Reid pleaded guilty to a 128000 bank robbery at Ladner B C and received a suspended 10 year sentence credited with helping recover 900000 in money and bonds stolen in Canada and Montana He had recently received a similar sentence at Lethbridge Alberta.
The Columbus oil field excitement grows as crews clear a 400 foot cave in and plan drilling toward the producing sand. Optimists predict 3000 to 5000 barrel daily output while others remain uncertain. Nearby gas flows rise at Murray No 4, increasing Broadview field prospects. Judge Frank Henry’s long Sixth district tenure is recalled for judicial efficiency and fairness.
A montage of 1906 era notes from Big Timber Montana covers visits by F E Taylor and E A Lee, Miles City and McLeod guests, sheep shipments, school staff summer plans, a direct primary law vote, land sales near Boulder and Yellowstone bridge, a fatal gun incident near Duck Creek, jail work delays, street work and water plans, proclamations on Crow reservation opening, a 320 acre ranch sale, and the Citizens State bank opening with a five year old’s first deposit.
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