Wheanaconda Stands for State Nominees in Primary
The primary drew heavy votes for top Republican contenders while Democrats saw close results. Incumbents in national and state offices were renominated, with judicial and public commissions seeing support. The unsettled race promises campaigns leading to November pledges on reform and prudence in public business.
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National House of Representatives
Supreme Court Bench
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Golf in Exelsis at Anaconda Club Four Day Run
Anaconda Country club hosts four days of golf as readers are urged to embrace the sport for health vigor and mental refreshment. The essay extols golf's benefits for body imagination sociability and personal vitality, praising Montana patrons gathering in Butte for a spirited event.
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Anaconda Country Club
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Earth
Montana
Voter Turnout Surges In Silver Bow County Primary
Approximately 65 percent of Silver Bow county registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday's primary, well above the usual 30 percent. The heavy turnout shows rising citizen participation though many races remained close, especially in the sheriff contest where seven Democratic candidates drew 11,013 votes.
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Silver Bow County
Bus Freedom Roars Through the Nation in Humble Style
The American Automobile Association notes 36 million Americans vacationing by car in 9 million motor vehicles, spending 3 billion on travel needs. Buses hailed as democratic transport hub as travel expands across continents and regions. Political and social comment weaves in, from Mussolini and Cal Coolidge to election chatter and a biblical traveler’s nod to modern journeys.
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American Automobile Association
Brown
Jones
Robinson
Tom
Harry
Department of Commerce
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Orient
India
China
Sahara
Mandalay
Bay
Dan
Beersheba
Butte
Ana
Jerusalem
Jericho
Dericho
Anaconda
Holy Land
Mussolini
Italy
Calles
Mexico
Imely Views on World Topics by Georg Brandes
Ritonnl interview discusses nationalism as a modern force shaping nations. Brandes critiques self praise and xenophobia across Europe and America, noting nervousness in England, France, Germany, and Poland. He argues 20th century ideals of goodwill failed amid wartime illusions and rising patriotism.
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Georg Brandes
Ish Wetter
United States
Intriew
Staten
CIA
Tte
England
Prd
Europe
Rane
Poland
Russa
Emery of
Huston
Our
Herbert Spear
Dostolevaky
Russia
White Tolstoy
Kropotkin
America
Reckless Driving And Domestic Tension In Times Of Excess
A reflective piece condemns reckless driving as endangering life and liberty while exploring domestic strife. It links speed mania to social decay, notes pedestrian danger, then shifts to marital discord cases where couples grapple with control, fantasy of stability, and the limits of affection amid youth’s license.
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Jack
Jul
Church State Warfare Silences Mexican Cathedrals
Fragmented lines show a chaotic, disjointed lament on church state conflict and Mexican cathedrals. The text references rights, law, and tragedy, with scattered phrases about stepping on others and grim memorials to victims. The passage reads like torn OCR output with obscure, partial quotes and unsettled imagery.
Elephant and Two-Leg Muse in Jungle Tale
A lighthearted piece weaves a tale of a boy named Peter befriending a mighty elephant and a playful tusker in the jungle. The scene includes a mock hunting banter on Long Island and Lloyd George quips, reflecting early 20th century literary and political humor.
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New York
Long Ieland
Itons
Long Island
Horoscope for Thursday August 5 1926 Auspicious and cautious notes
The reading predicts a lucky day for writers publishers editors and money matters in the US with favorable financial plans and a bright season for art and music. It warns British fortunes to differ and advises careful dealings for middle aged and Leo birthdates while noting possible autumn floods storms and seismic activity.
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Mercury
United States
Leo
McClure jer _ Syndicate
Little Stories of a Scottish Moor Boss
Dugald, a north of Scotland game keeper, resents a new London master who bought the moor and plans August shooting. The lord arrives in tweeds with two dozen guns as beaters and underkeepers trail along. Midday he declares, Weel, ah then, we'll be goin' home now.
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Elephan Salaam
Peter
Lou
Anc
Bumbo
Tusker
Lizara
Ti Bumbo
Two-Legs
Dugald
Peregy See s Arab Love Song by France Thompson
A 1926 copyright excerpt discusses France Thompson’s poetry including The Hound of Heaven and Daisy. It praises his rich, pontifical beauty and robust art, noting sublime tenderness and vivid imagery such as moonlit waters and star gathering. The passage quotes lines urging love beyond tribal ties and family bonds.
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France
Thompson
Daisy
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprieors
Postott
Weet Park Street
Cartier
Anaronia
Deer Lodge
Ditton Roseman
Philipsburg
Datty
Fundey
Pennsylvania
Jim Ferguson
Cal Coolidge
al Smith
Imely
Ritonnl
Cathedral of
Meredia
Church of
San Fernando
Mexico City
Guadalajara
San Hipolito
Lloyd George
Zeph Dorgan
Zeph
Chu'ch
Peregy
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