22 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1894
Page
1
A retailer announces immediate closing of its inventory including center tables, rocking chairs, and 38 suits. The sale emphasizes a fetch of remaining stock and urges customers to act quickly for final clearance.
Way down in price. It will pay you to buy now even if you don t plan to use it until next spring.
The Helena Independent notes Nelson Story of Bozeman as a latest candidate for the United States senate from the east side. Major W. W. Alderson and T. J. Lynde back the Story boom with Col. C. G. Bradshaw a key ally. Debs and Kelcher face trial in Chicago with a December date set for arguments on quashing indictments.
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Local almanac ad promotes buying wood and coal from L F DoutneEert with emphasis on reliability and ready supply for the season.
Meagher County News reports increasing wolf numbers in the Castle mountains with depredations on cattle. A calf was killed for Conrad Fuchs last week and wolves reportedly feed quickly at night. The paper cites sheepmen driving wolves from Musselshell with dogs, expanding their range.
John Jacob Astor announces a massive new hotel on Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fourth Street to be built beside the Waldorf under George Boldt. The 16 to 20 story structure will face Fifth Avenue with a 100 foot front and 350 foot depth and offer a 1000 seat dining room and a pillarless 100 foot square ball room.
Leeds editorial mocks the Chicago strike as a US revolution with Debs in hiding and Grover Cleveland leading rebels. It claims railroad lines torn up and stockyards razed, blaming Pullman and Illinois mountains for starting the trouble.
A historical digest argues the money supply drives prosperity from Rome to the dark ages. It traces coin volume from 1800s to 168 million and argues government actions shrank usable currency, spurring poverty, price drops, and unrest while linking wealth to monetary policy and labor conditions.
Helena Montana November 12 1894 proclamation from Governor J E Richards designating November 29 as a statewide day of thanksgiving and praise to God. He urges Montanans to gather for gratitude for the state's prosperity and to aid the needy through good works, signed at Helena with the state seal.
The Big Timber Pioneer highlights Sweetgrass County as it launches its new county status. Townspeople are urged to support the establishment and Buckha & Bailey advertise coal at five dollars per ton as a leading local commodity.
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