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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
5
Neada accepts payments and notes rates for first and subsequent insertions. A collection of sale listings covers livestock, machinery, real estate, rentals, services, and notices from Big Timber area, including farms, horses, cabbage, engines, and rental rooms.
In Golden Gate Park San Francisco a two year old buffalo named Mogul quietly disputed the reigning bull’s authority. After initial circling Mogul tore off a cactus wedged near the elder’s eye, then retreated, leaving the herd undisturbed and avoiding a clear sovereign challenge.
Early US copper coins known as fugios were authorized April 1787 by Congress to mint 300 tons of copper under James Jarvis terms with at least 15 percent premium. The plan set designs: thirteen linked circles with United States Mind your own business and a dial with 1787 date and a meridian sun.
New York reports from Salvation Army and Knights of Columbus agencies show city employment will tighten. Five Salvation Army offices indicate equalized supply and demand with as many job seekers as jobs, a drop in unskilled demand, and a possible shift to more men than jobs. Knights of Columbus secretary William J. McKinney warns urban youths after a three month survey of their bureaus.
The American Legion schedules a meeting Wednesday October 13 at 7 30 p m at the courthouse. Business of importance to be conducted.
Big Timber enforces ordinance 8 against dumping live or cold ashes in streets or alleys with fines from five to eight dollars and twenty five cents. All live ashes must go into fire proof receptacles. Fire Department notice declares strict enforcement.
Montana stockmen are urged to buy in southeastern Wisconsin where old settled lands offer low prices and easy terms. Properties include rail sidings 100 ft basements barns cattle sheds silos and fine houses priced from 27.50 to 850 per acre with 5 percent interest. Free descriptive lists available from Roberts Bros Land Agency Portage Wisconsin.
A French Bohemian Lud ovic Picard used staged distress letters to obtain autographs and money from celebrities like Beranger Heine Dickens. He produced ten pages from a letter to Lacor daire and attracted responses, including Dickens. Press exposure by Jules San deau halted his scheme and forced a career change.
Pope Adrian IV was born Nicholas Breakspear in Langley Hertfordshire England. He left England as a beggar to join a monastery near Avignon and rose to abbot in 1137 then cardinal bishop of Alba in 1146. He was unanimously elected pope in Rome in 1154 and served until his death at Agnni on September 1, 1139.
A new alarm clock designed for the deaf and others hard to rouse uses a bell plus a wooden ruler tape tapping the sleeper on the head until the cease action lever is pulled. The device wins backing from the American Association of the Deaf and Dumb.
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