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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
2
The Big Timber Pioneer discusses local pride and street and water system upgrades, urging substantial road work and shaded avenues. It also includes a long opinion on presidents turning to public service roles and proposes ex presidents as at large senators to balance national interests.
The piece calls for broad support to form a commercial club in Big Timber and across Sweet Grass County. It urges every citizen to participate, arguing unity will strengthen mutual welfare and promote the greatest good for the community.
A reader urges public discussion on the U S senate question between Elihu Root and Theodore Roosevelt. The letter argues for constitutional amendment allowing one man to serve while the other succeeds and criticizes the current practice of elected leaders returning to private life after a term.
New York state records show the Republican national committee reported 1 579 578 27 dollars raised from 12 320 contributors with C P Taft of Cincinnati leading donors at 110 000 Andrew Carnegie and J B Morgan each 20 000. Democratic committee reported 620 644 77 raised and 619 410 06 spent leaving 1 234 71. Secretary Root says he would accept senate if chosen.
A sweeping decision by the patents commissioner rejects any registration that claims government purity under the Pure Food and Drugs Act inscription. Senator Elkins of West Virginia predicts a stubborn battle to reduce tariffs on steel coal and lumber products. A new roll top desk is for sale cheap. inquire at the office.
Business men of Oakland and San Francisco seek country reared youths for commercial roles. The Polytechnic Business College of Oakland reports strong placement records and offers homelike lodging at low rates. An illustrated catalogue is free by writing Prof. oF gen 306 Twelfth street, Oak. lan je
The craftsman promises made to order clothing with superior materials and exact fits. Each garment is cut and sewn with meticulous care by experienced operators. Silk thread used in every piece and prices described as most reasonable.
Sweet Grass county Montana seeks sealed bids for weekly per capita care of the sick poor and infirm from Jan 1 to Dec 31 1909. Bids due December 8 1908 at 10 a.m. with full cost of feeding lodging care and nursing. Board of County Commissioners may reject any or all bids. By order H C Allen Clerk.
Thirty eight Cotswold bred bucks in splendid condition for sale. Yearlings and two year olds. The animals may be seen at Lavold I ranch on Otter creek on November 12.
Notice under the 1906 act to offer at public sale the tract in Section 14, T1N R12E M M at 10 a.m. on December 28, with bids to the highest bidder. Adverse claimants should file their claims or objections before the sale time. George O. Freeman, Receiver.
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