Postal notice at Big Timber Montana identifies second class matter
The notice states the paper is entered as second class matter at the Big Timber Montana post office and will be mailed to subscribers until stopped by order or until arrears are paid in full.
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Bigtimber
Montana
Richard
Big Timber
Bozeman
Casper Lehner
Nye
County of Sweet Grass
State of
Township 4 South
Rage 16 East
B. W. Marsuatt
Register
Presidential ticket details for Taft and Sherman
For President William Howard Taft of Ohio and for Vice President James S. Sherman of New York. Presidential Electors listed: William F. Gallick of Butte, Charlies 8. Warren of Butte, and Paul McCormick of Billings.
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William Howard Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
William F. Gallick
Butte
Charlies
Warren
Paul McCormick
Billings
Republican slate for statewide offices and congress
The item lists the Republican ticket: congress Charles N. Pray. governor Edward A. Donlan. lieutenant governor W. R. Allen. attorney general Albert J. Galen. state treasurer E. E. Esseleiyn. auditor Harry Cunningham. superintendent of public instruction W. H Harmon. associate justice W. L. Holloway. railroad commissioners Dan Boyle for 6 years. B. T. Stanton for 4 years. Edward A. Morely for 2 years.
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Charles N. Pray
Edward A. Donlan
W. R. Allen
Albert J. Galen
E. E. Esseleiyn
Harry Cunningham
Public Instruction
W. H.harmon
W. L. Holloway
Dan Boyle
B. T. Stanton
Edward A. Morely
Republican Judicial Ticket For Judge Frank Henry
Republican ticket lists Frank Henry of Livingston for the Sixth Judicial District bench seizing the ballot as the party pushes qualified candidates for district court.
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Frank Henry
Livingston
Republican County Ticket Listing Candidates
A historical notice lists the Republican slate for county offices including senator Charles McDonnell representative A B Coit treasurer L P Tintinger sheriff Q A Fallang clerk and recorder J A Lowry county attorney J T Vaughan assessor J W Davis clerk of the court P M Lamp superintendent of schools Miss Minerva Powell six year commissioner John Esp coroner Dr J H Moore public administrator E C Hale and justice of the peace A B Carter for Lig Timber township.
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E. C. Hale
Lig Timber Township
A. B. Carter
Theodore Roosevelt Jr The Goods On His Own Merits
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. seeks to stand on his own merits without favors from birth. He sent him to public schools and to Harvard where he was studious and popular, showing pluck in athletics. Now a breadwinner in a Thompsonville Connecticut carpet factory, he asks no odds from anyone.
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White House
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Thompsonville
Conn
Wage Earner Leads By Example At Factory
The article describes Teddy junior, a 21 year old wool sorter who boards with a private family near the factory. He arrives by 7 and works past 6, earning about 5 dollars weekly. Praised by coworkers for his practicality and lack of airs, he aims to learn the business from the bottom up.
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Enn Ovinert
Teddy Junior
A Genuine Old Timer William Macabee 105
William Macabee, a Naval Home resident in Philadelphia, recently celebrated his 105th birthday. Born September 22 1808 in Baltimore, he recalls the War of 1812 and later service aboard the Yorktown and Congress, with a long naval career and good health.
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William Macabee
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Jones Falls
Macabee
Yorktown
Cape Verde
Congress
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Naval Home
Ho Jis
Knowledge Paths Tell of Blessed, Accursed Science
A religious reflection contrasts heavenly, human, and diabolic knowledge. It condemns the pursuit that comes from tormenting living beings as accursed, arguing true science serves mercy and elevates toward God while misplaced inquiry harms souls and society.
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Bishop Singh Miller Thompson Ip
Fragmentary Civil War Notes From a 19th Century Chronicle
The passage references battles and events from the Civil War era including Napoleon's artillery, Russian losses, and a sequence of engagements such as Donelson, Frederickburg, Stone River, and Nashville. It notes dates in December and mentions commanders and military movements amid harsh winter conditions.
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Napoleon
Donelson
Een
Serane
Frederickeburg
Peecester
Stone River Dee
London House Decorators Admired by English Writers
The New York Tribune notes a London house decorating firm mentioned by eminent English writers. It began in 1005 and has decorated rooms for heroes and heroines of Jane Austen Thackeray and Lord Lytton. This is described as classic advertising.
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London
Jane Austen
Thackeray
Lord Lytton
New York Tribune
Trade Superstitions and Milliner’s Luck Beliefs
Notes and Queries reports superstitions among tradespeople. Dressmakers avoid black pins and green cotton for luck, while milliners hail blood drops on a hat from pricked fingers as lucky omens.
Silence Fades as Family Rift Sparks Tense Exchange
Dialogue reveals fault lines between father and son in a harsh confrontation. Old Smithers rebukes Young Smithers, labeling him a disgrace to the family. The son defends himself with quiet defiance, affirming shared shame.
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Old Smithers
Young Smithers
Bostos
When Love Began in Life Quotation
A witty Life magazine caption frames a romance joke where a person declares love began the moment they rejected their admirer. The line highlights playful wit and social dating humor from mid twentieth century magazine culture.
Fall in love with your work says Success Magazine
The quote urges dedication and passion as the first step to success, emphasizing enthusiasm as a driver of achievement. It frames love for one’s craft as a foundational habit for sustained effort and growth.
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Success Magazine
The Soft Heart Versus The Hard Heart
A compact editorial note argues that kindness often yields safer guidance than rigidity. It frames a soft heart as a wiser compass in difficult decisions and human relations, contrasting gentleness with harshness as a practical strength.
Carry Your Own Pillow
An old railway official stresses that pillow comfort fixes sleep quality away from home. He travels with his own pillow to ensure better rest, saying the art should be learned in childhood and that the next best solution is taking a familiar pillow wherever possible.
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Philadelphia Record
Wouldnt Eat Eels in Hebrides Says Naturalist
A renowned naturalist recalls a Hebrides summer scene where numerous eels left the sea and entered a clear stream to a shallow loch. They rested for days before fifty were captured near high tide. a highland shepherd refused them saying he would prefer snakes.
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Hebrides
Outie
Wordplay Riddle Turns on Letters and Sounds
A fragmented dialogue uses misheard alphabet phrases and letter names to pose a punny riddle. The whimsical exchange hints at an answer tied to when two letters form a pair, with playful mispronunciations and garbled text suggesting a coinage or crunching sound in the sequence.
Post Office Address and Cattle Brand Note Melville MT
In Melville Montana a post office address is noted along with range on Fishers and a cattle brand described as on the right side ais and also on the marked side bearing a cent symbol. The entry records branding details for local livestock identification.
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Melville
Montana
Fishers
Among the Churches Methodist Episcopal Report
J A Meeke pastor announces services: Sunday morning 11 o'clock Sunday evening 7 30 o'clock and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Instructions for worship and church activities.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Meeke
Sunday services at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church invites strangers in the city to attend Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Sunday morning preaching at 11:00 a.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. H. H. Thoren is the minister.
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First Congregational Church
H. H. Thoren
Lutheran Church Sunday Services and School Notice
Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 1 p m and services in Big Timber on November 1 at 2 p.m. Pastor K A Erickson leads, with date implied for weekend observance.
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Big Timber
Harvest Services at St Marks Church
Rev C W MacWilliams to lead All Saints Day services at St Marks Church with Holy Communion at 8 am Morning prayer at 11 am and evening prayer at 7 30 pm The morning sermon The Harvest a Sign of Gods Providence The evening sermon The Witness of the Harvest Gods Existence and Love Offerings go to church improvements Public invited.
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Jesus
Bray Sells Stove Wood at Local Meat Market
Bray advertises good stove wood for sale and asks buyers to leave orders at the meat market to arrange pickup.
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Bray
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