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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
7
A printer’s note reports nine free throws for the feature game, with four shots awarded during the event. The terse line hints at scoring details amid the struggle for advantage.
The piece credits Republican actions under Everett Sanders for aiding labor by reducing taxes and burdens, restricting immigration, lowering living costs, and removing war threats. It cites a 1922 Labor Department report and notes tax exemptions rising for heads of families, doubled child exemptions, repealed nuisance and transportation taxes, and an $800 million annual relief to workers.
Ward notes Amundsen and Omdahl near their winter cabin by the schoolhouse site. They report a substantial stock of food and fuel after whale, walrus, and seal hunting, plus a 4000 head reindeer herd and two nearby coal mines. By mid May, near midnight photography becomes practical due to endless daylight.
The Department of Justice reports its best record in history with representative Joseph Walsh of Massachusetts noting a landmark achievement for the House Judiciary Committee.
The article outlines DOJ activity since March 4 1921 under Attorney General Daugherty. It highlights war graft prosecutions anti trust actions and court successes including Supreme Court wins and large government suits. It praises staff qualifications and energy across divisions.
The Detroit News reports the islands of Orkney and Shetland were pledged to Scotland by the king of Denmark in 1471 as part of Margaret of Denmark's marriage to James III. Denmark later pledged the Shetlands for the balance of the dowry after short payment, but the pledge has never been redeemed.
Floyd W. Parsons envisions farm waste becoming liquid or gasoline fuel. He notes alcohol from blackstrap molasses yields potash, and gas can be produced from straw, wheat, oat, and rye stalks. Straw could yield 300 cubic feet of gas per 50 pounds, enough to drive a light car 15 miles, with future work to convert gas to portable liquid fuel.
A Indianapolis physician Dr. T Victor Keene was prepped for an appendectomy as colleagues joked about the anesthetic turning him unconscious. The account notes he may not recall the moment of losing consciousness and recalls the grim humor of the cutting party.
The Argonaut recalls a rainy night scene where a party discusses a member who had to retire. The principal speaker struggles to stand on slick sidewalks as buildings sway and telegraph poles bend. They note Sam was taken home after being found drunk, with one remark that three people needed to load his hat into a car.
The article notes that in Montevideo women go out in groups but not with men, and cannot dine in public restaurants with their husbands. Women may require private rooms to dine with partners, and theaters have separate galleries for men and women, reflecting strict social norms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bootlegging scene with officers pursuing a suspect. The readable bits reference a track left by the bootlegger and a request for a ticket or share of proceeds. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to confirm entities or specifics.
Richmond Virginia October 2 Matt M Lewis negro editor of the Newport News Star was nominated as US Senate candidate by the Lily Black faction of the Republican party for the November election The convention reaffirmed belief in the party platform adopted at the 1920 Chicago convention
On Sunday October 8 1922 St Josephs Catholic Church conducted Mass at 1030 a m led by Rev P Sheehy Pastor St Marks Episcopal Church welcomed Bishop H H Fox of Billings for services at 1100 a m marking a notable ecumenical gathering with two prominent faith leaders in attendance.
A local Congregational Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 10 a.m. with emphasis on lessons for the week and community fellowship.
Pastor Rev Wilber Isley preaches at 11 a m in the auditorium. Bible study follows at 7 30 p m at the parsonage. Prayer services are held every Wednesday at 8 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend all services.
Mrs Jane Brown leads Union Sunday School at the residence of Mrs R F Broughton at 10 a m each Sunday with preaching to follow at 11. The notice invites congregants to attend church activities hosted at the home.
Pastor A Holbeck and Superintendent J A Lowry announce services in Norwegian at 10 a m and at Melville 3 p m. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 2 p m. Choir rehearsals every Thursday at 7 p m.
Elder A. Lockett of the Seventh Day Adventist church announces Sabbath services at the well known Methodist church with Sabbath school at 2 p m and services at 3 p m including communion this Sabbath. Sabbath school at Grey Cliff occurs every Sabbath at F A Turecy's home at 2 15 p m.
Rev A T Peck, pastor, conducts evangelistic services every Friday evening. He has charge of Methodist work at Fishtail Reed Point and the services here. Come and get a sample you may want more.
The document records ownership and management of the Big Timber Pioneer at Big Timber Montana, listing Jerome Williams as publisher editor and business manager. It notes mortgagees or security holders as none, sworn before J. E. Rees, Clerk of Court, on October 3, 1922.
In the district court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County notice is given by Susan A. Mendenhall administratrix to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Livingston Montana. Dated October 4 1922 J E Barboer Attorney for Administratrix First pub Oct 8 1923 Last Oct
Legal notice detailing a 320 acre land parcel in section 24 township 1 south range 12 east Montana meridian Sweet Grass County. Includes hereditaments water rights and appurtenances. Dated Big Timber Montana September 19 1922. Sheriff G B Long. Under Sheriff F R Hickman. Attorney George Y Patten Bozeman. First publication Sept 21 1922 Last Oct 12
In the district court of the Sixth Judicial district of Montana the administratrix of the estate of G A Kraemer deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown to the law firm Davis and Kelly in Big Timber Sweet Grass County. Dated September 22 1922. First published October 5 1922. Last October 26 1922.
Anelia Rostad widow of Louis Rostad of Big Timber Mont filed notice of intention to make three year proof to claim land described in Lots 1 2 SYNE section 6 township 1 North range 16 East M P Meridian before U S commissioner C N Skillman Big Timber on November 93 1922 Witnesses Clarence Erickson Arthur Hedges John Stein Isaac Rostad all of Big Timber George C Davenport Register First published October 5 1922 last November 2 1922
Capital Trust & Savings Bank sues Fred H Foreman Grace L Foreman and Sweet Grass County. Sheriff G B Long will sell the south half of section 32 township 3 north range 18 east at 2 pm October 21 1922 at the Big Timber courthouse. Description includes 320 acres more or less with appurtenances. First publication Sept 28 1922.
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank plaintiff v Charles E Sayre Laura A Sayre A J Van Patten L M Cunningham Reed Point Trading Co and Sweet Grass County defendants. To be sold October 14 1922 at 2 30 pm at the front door of the courthouse Big Timber Montana. Property described as lots 1 and 2 half of lot 3 range seven extoom Lane of the a meri Oxt. 12.
Frank C Wagner and Cora Wagner consent to sale of the W1/2 W1/2 of section 34 township 5 north range 16 east, totaling 320 acres, by order of sale. The sale occurs October 21 1922 at 2 01 pm at the Big Timber court house front door, Sweet Grass County Montana. G B Long Sheriff. First publication Sept 28 1922 Last Oct 19.
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank seeks sale on October 21 1922 at 2 02 pm at the Big Timber courthouse of parcels in Sweet Grass County Montana including government lots 3 4 5 6 7 the SE of NW and the E half of SW of section 6 township 1 south range 17 east Montara meridian totaling about 245.46 acres with water rights and appurtenances.
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