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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement urges customers to stock their pantries with Big Timber flour claiming it preserves more food value through scientific milling. It lists Big Timber Supply Co Churchill & Amery's and Paulson's Sanitary Grocery as sellers.
Kent Ditch company directors invite sealed bids to widen the ditch between the railroad and headgate for 3700 feet to a 12 foot bottom with a 1 to 1 slope. Work due by May 10, 1922. Bids to Grey Cliff Montana. Opens November 1, 1921. Board may reject any bid. Dated Oct 18, 1921.
The document lists Jerome Williams as publisher editor and managing editor of the Big Timber Pioneer published weekly in Big Timber Montana. Court sworn on October 17 1923 before J E Rees clerk of the court.
The Absaroka National Forest designates the entire area as free use for dead timber removal without permits for residents and settlers for personal use such as firewood fencing and building. Commercial buyers must still purchase timber through standard government channels.
In San Francisco, Judge James M. Troutt ruled Jas E Murray nephew gains 4900 shares valued at 4 million in Monidah Trust Seattle and May E Murray niece receives notes and CDs worth 341 356, ending a large estate dispute with executor W S K Brown, widow, and Stuart Haldorn.
L. G. Walters, a Gallatin county farmer, drowned when his car swerved into an irrigating ditch beside the highway near the Number One ranch south of Manhattan. Accompanied by Basil DeGrow of Milwaukee, he was trapped and died before help arrived. He leaves a wife and three children.
The American Wholesale Coal association led by W R Coyle of Bethlehem Pa telegraphed the Association of Railway Executives urging an immediate sweeping downward revision of rates on coal and coke. They propose lowering rates to aid business revival and even call for possible wage reductions to align with the new schedule.
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