Idaho Lemhi valley ranch sale touts rapid profit
Promoters Lawlor and Rowe advertise the Shenon ranch near Salmon City Idaho, with rail line access on Gilmore & Pittsburg. They claim soil and water advantages for intensified farming, urge quick action with $100 down and $15 monthly, and promise a first visitors’ trip as prices are said to rise soon.
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Shenon Ranch
Lemhi Valley
Idaho
Gilmore
Pittsburg
Lemhi
Salmon City
Idaho Farms
May Not Be So Bad As It Is Reported
City officials review Washington school building issues amid fears of unsafe conditions. Steel beams and tighter inspections may salvage the structure with manageable costs. School board hires new teachers, notes resignations, and discusses substitute reporting while building trade disputes delay Emergon school work. Contract awarded for a Sherman school wall at $700.
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Washington
Actuys
Ly. A. van Horne
Margaret Boyle
Agnes Wall
B. G. Bolles Ag
McKinley
Thel K.wood
Madison
Cassie Laird
Harrison
Theo K. Russel
Mollie Jackson
Floyd
Tries
Genevieve Fraser Williams
Frank Bigelow
J. J. Wymen
Pat Gorman
Charles Nugent
Building Trades Council
Herman Kevina
Emergon School
Counncil
Montana Construction Supply Company
Glen
Sherman School
Hilla
Senate backs single governor plan for Panama Canal
Washington August 6 The senate voted 42 to 44 to support a plan giving the president control of all canal affairs and appoint a governor to govern and operate the canal zone. Taft urged immediate legislation to organize a canal operating force as tolls and free passage for American ships were debated. The chamber overturned committee recommendations for a three-man system and moved toward a single governor model.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
House of Representatives
Canal
Taft
Huston
House
Committee On
Sanal Zone
Knights of Columbus Open Thirtieth Annual Session
Colorado Springs Colo Aug The thirtieth annual convention of the supreme council of the Knights of Columbus opened with a street parade then a pontifical high mass at St Marys church with Most Rev J J Glennon archbishop of St Louis as celebrant The sermon followed by Most Rev Thomas F Lillie and delegates later met at the opera house for welcome addresses.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Church
Thomas F. Lillie
Kansas City
J. J. Glennon
St. Louis
Opera House
Butte Old-Time World Traveler Returns From Travels
Boyd Dickinson, longtime Butte clerk’s union agent and local figure, returns after a world tour visiting Europe Asia South Africa Australia Panama and more. He claims the man who broke the slot machines in Butte and brings back travel souvenirs including a $1000 watch fob and Siberian stones. He heads to New York to plan another trip and collect further curios.
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Boyd Dickinson
Hutte
Clerks Union
Sheepshearers
Europe
Asia
South Afric
Australia
Panama
Intermediate Paints
United States
Butte
Monte Carlo
Alnen
Siberia
New York
Fear for Refugees Pursued by Rebels Near Columbus Area
At El Paso Texas on August 6 refugees from Mexico fear for a missing party of settlers moving toward the border from Juarez and Cutlaw colonies. The group, said to number nearly two men, is said to be pursued by 289 rebels led by Rogus Gamerz. The rebels are reported near a point south of Columbus New Mexico as refugees from American colonies in Mexico continue to arrive.
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EY Paso
Texas
Mexico
Horder
Juarez
Cutlaw
Rogus Gamerz
Columbus
N. M
Artic
Strike hits Interisland crew for higher pay
Honolulu reports fifty masters and mates of the Interisland Steamship company walked out for higher pay. The strike disrupted interisland transportation as crews protested wages and working conditions, halting service across routes.
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Honolulu
Interisland Steamship Company
Intersland
Shearers' Union re elects Forrest President at Alaska Springs
Milton Tarregut was re elected president of Sherpshearers' Union of North America No 1 at its annual convention at Almbra Springs. A dozen ballots were needed. Delegates discussed contracts with sheepmen and middlemen. A disability pension fund was created offering $15 weekly. Montana and western state scales were kept. About 3,000 members are in the union. Delegates will travel to Butte for next year’s convention. Fall shearing begins next week on the West Coast with most shearers heading there for the clip.
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Milton 1
Tarregut
Sherpshearers' Union of North America
No. 1
Almbra Springs
MacLanahan
Farreat
Treasorer
Butte
Forrest
Miktleman
Cory Rals
Montana
Toxlay
California
Arizona
Cheapest and Best Ranch Ever Offered in Butte
A 440 acre tract in Beaverhead county near Dillon is offered for 60 per acre to settle an estate. The land includes 40 under cultivation, timber along Beaverhead River, potential saw timber and wood value, growing crops worth about 3000, and improvements estimated at 10000. Payment terms require 5000 cash with the balance in two years at interest, with P T Dunn handling inquiries at 115 Hamilton Street Butte Mont.
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Beaverhend
Dillon
Beaverhead
P. T. Dunn
Oang
Hamilton Street
Butte, Mont
Semi finals set in city tennis championship
The Mon taney street court hosts the city championship tennis semi finals after yesterday’s results. Roll defeated Heere 6 0 to 6 1, Barclay Gibbons beat 5 7 6 2 6 1, Poll beat Decker 1 6 3, Barclay beat Ebitage 6 2. Semis today: Roll vs McLeod Bartlett vs McKabghily Barclay vs winner. The victor faces Harry Burton for the cup.
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Montaney Street
Roll
Heere
Barclay- Gibbons
Poll
Decker
Barclay
Ebitage
Engineers Vote on Mitchell Reinstatement at Cripple Creek
At the Western Federation of Miners convention in Cripple Creek Col. Butte Engineers union No. 83 will vote tonight on reinstating Charles Mitchell who was barred after an attempted affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Other agenda items include rejecting delegates to the Montana Federation of Labor convention at Alhambra.
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Western Fuberation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Col. Butte Engineers Union
Charles Mitchell
Enginerra
American Federation of Labor
Montana Federation of Labor
Alhambra
Butte Briefs Include Montana Guests and Funeral
Pat Carnay mayor of Waterloo visits Butte with Mon tane a banana heir claim. Dozens of Montana guests travel from Missoula Helena Pony Billings and Anaconda to Finlen Hotel. Funeral for August Larvie set for Thursday at Walsh's and St Joseph's church with mass at 9 33.
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Pat Carnay
Waterloo
Taany Acres
Butte
Ruby Hopkins
Anaconda
P.M. Johnann
West Silver Street
Montana
Thornton
Morris
Pony
George H. Feyden
John M. Evang
Missoula
J. L. Sellers
Sheridan
Montana Points
Frank Conley
Helen Conley
Hemdrok
Wilam Coleman
Derr
Jones
Monida
W. G. Blair
CG. Turnham
George Russel
Helena
He Cornwall
James Simpson
Three Forks
F Dowling
Hasin
Walsh
St. Joseph's Church
Soulful Mechanism Shows Typewritten Manuscripts Same As Handwritten
A brief note observes that a character named Soulful Mechanism appears in typewritten manuscripts with the same features as handwritten texts, highlighting the consistency across formats and the author's stylistic choices.
Monologue Day in Bull Moose Show Ends Late
The event drew community members to a Bull Moose Show where the platform remained unfinished and the night wore on as attendees gathered.
Roosevelt buoyant after Progressive convention in Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt spoke in a happy mood after his reception at the national progressive convention. He expected to be nominated for the presidency tomorrow and planned to accept the honor without a formal notification ceremony. Delegates anticipated Johnson as Roosevelt’s running mate while Beveridge remained permanent chairman as the convention prepared to adopt the platform and adjourn.
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Chicago
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tifram Johnson
California
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
Johnson
Roosasvelt
Beveridge
Indiana
Funeral for John W Herron At Taft Home Attended By President
Funeral services for John W Herron father in law at President Taft were held in Cincinnati. President Taft and Mrs Taft attended with Charles Tatton and W Herron coming from Washington. The president and his brother in law served as pallbearers at the Herron home.
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Cincinnati
John W. Herron
Taft
Charles Tatton
Herron
Tatt
Washington
Elerron
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America
Granite Street
Boucher
West Park Street
Knights OF Columbus
Shearers
UNIGE
Butte Briefs
Funival
Wirth
Mikado's
Acrogats
Neue Tarlier
Love
CEMT
Tigret
Newbra Drug Co
Korth Main Street
Lipton’s
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