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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

8

Helena and Edmonton Open 3000 Mile Telephone Link

Helena Montana and Edmonton Alberta celebrate a new 3000 mile long distance telephone connection costing 100000. Charles T. Stewart and Lieutenant Governor Breet joined the demo with talks to Arizona and Colorado governors. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and Alberta line managers monitored the call.

Helena Mont Charles T. Stewart Montana Breet Alberta Edmonton Stewart Colorado Utah Arizona J. N. Whittinghill Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Baxett

Peace And Prosperity Are Boon Companions

Chicago reports a hopeful outlook for American business with steel seen as the nation’s barometer. Industry leaders warn of soil depletion risk and urge farmland fertility measures to secure future food supplies.

Chicago Charles Schwab Beth- Schem Steel Company Institute of American Meat Packers University of Chicago James G. Harbord Radio Corporation of America E. W. Rice, Jr General Electric Company Frank O. Lowden Ilinois

Great Falls Women Push Rodeo Curbs On Cruelty

Great Falls clubs discuss anti cruelty action after letter from Missoula group urging reduce or remove cruelty in rodeo. Members at Monday meeting express mixed views but agree all cruelty should be eliminated if rodeo is staged locally.

Great Falls Chicago Missoula Woman's Club

High Ranking Court Martial Set for Col. Mitchell

President Coolidge orders what may be the army’s highest ranking court martial for Colonel William Mitchell to convene in Washington on October 28. The charges allege violation of the ninety six th article of war amid clashes with war department and air service leadership.

Washington Army Coolidge William Mitchell Air Service Dwight F. Davis Mitchell War Department General Staff Administration Davis Eighth Corps San Do Antonio Texas War and Navy Departments Shenandoah Pacific Ocean San Francisco Honolulu

M E Church Spire in Chicago Tops All

The cross of the Methodist Temple in Chicago rises 565 feet and will be lit by floodlights, making the spire the city’s tallest visible feature for travelers. The 150 foot spire and 14 foot cross project 165 feet above other structures, with visibility up to fourteen miles after installation.

Chicago Methodist Temple Loop

Pittsburgh Pays Old Barney Fine Tribute

The article recalls Walter Johnson, the Big Train, in Pittsburgh after a World Series loss. Johnson, aged 38, vows to return to the diamond with Washington Senators, noting he gave his all despite injury. Pittsburgh fans saluted the veteran as he left via grandstand to his car amid crowd praise.

Pittsburgh Walter Perry Johnson Washington Senators Walter Johnson Pitelwr

Highest cash price for poultry paid by C. W. Anon outf

Local market report notes the highest cash price paid for turkeys geese ducks and hens by C. W. Anon outf. Prices reflect on hand market levels and seasonal demand for poultry.

C. W. Anon

President Bucks On State Highway Costs

Washington October 16 Federal expenditures for highway improvements should be kept within reasonable bounds and apply to main market roads only. President Coolidge opposes the policy of states sharing federal funds but accepts the program. Last year Washington spent 170 million dollars on highways and the president believes some work should have been done by the states without aid.

Washington

Mellon Garner discuss tax plan to relieve 3 million from income tax

In Washington on October 16 Secretary Mellon and Representative Garner discussed a tax revision plan that would relieve about 3 million people from all federal income taxes. Garner’s plan emphasizes larger exemptions and a debt retirement span of 62 years, contrasting Mellon’s proposals.

Washington Mellon Garner Texas House Treasury Ways and Means United States

Garner Seeks Higher Surtax Cap Than Treasury Plan

Mr. Garner urges reducing the maximum surtax rate to 25 percent rather than 20 percent as the treasury is expected to propose.

Garner Treasury

Discount Sale on Floor Coverings by O Miller Co

Starting today and ending this month, O Miller Co offers 16 percent off all floor coverings. Good stock to select from.

O. Miller Co

For Sale Saddle Horse and Car Listings

For sale a gentle saddle horse listed at ten dollars and a Briscoe car offered cheap in good condition. Contact John McCauley for details.

Briscoe John McCauley

Basket Social At High School Gym Friday Night

A basket social and program will be held in the high school gym on Friday October 23. Ladies are asked to bring baskets and the public is invited. The event features several special numbers.

Tickets to Europe on Various Lines by S M Cook Bozeman

Agent S M Cook of Bozeman offers information and assistance for tickets to Europe via Scandinavian American Line Holland America Line German Lines and other lines. No charge for information and guidance.

Europe S. M. Cook Bozeman

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