City News Agents Listed By Locations Across U S
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous city news agents and street corners across the United States including New York Park Row Detroit Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Seattle Portland Spokane Tacoma Omaha and others with street intersections and agency names such as Kemp's News Agency Eckhart's and Bowman News Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onew
York
Hotaling
Park Row
Twenty-ninth
Detroit
Metropolitan
Newcorner, Woodward and Michie
Chicago
Congress
Pieeepaul
N. St
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
E. M. Child's News Ageney
Denver
Western News Agency
Art Lake City
McaHilis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Montana press heritage praised for progress and vision
The article lauds Montana newspapers for shaping towns, boosting rail and road projects, lowering taxes, and promoting growth from the Canadian line to the Rio Grande. It cites pioneers like Deer Lodge, Helena, Missoulian, Fort Benton River Press, Bozeman, and Virginia City Madisonian for foresight on rail, mining, and river navigation, noting enduring influence and few failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Rio Grande
Oceans
Montana
Sisterhood of States
Southwest
Deer Lodge
Helena
Missoulian
Fort Benton
Iron Horse
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Old Pioneers
Virginia City
Madisonian
Montana Pioneer Editors Seek Quiet Montana Camping Season
A column recalls early Rocky Mountain journalism, praising Montana towns and editors for boosting the state. It celebrates annual editor gatherings, peaceful camps, and outdoor pleasures from August mountains, fires, music, and pine scents, projecting a nostalgic view of pioneer press and mountain recreation.
Probate Wills Show Eccentric Turns and Hoodoo Bias
A probate case reveals how testators, while sound in daily business, may fix odd provisions for friends and lawyers when drafting their wills. The piece notes such quirks and introduces a specific example to illustrate the phenomenon.
Prominent New Jersey man leaves unusual vacation clause
A prominent New Jersey businessman died and his will goes to probate. One provision grants the only son an annual two hundred dollar vacation allowance but bars his wife and children from accompanying. On return the son must itemize expenses for the administrator. If the wife survives, estate income accumulates for the children. The son and his wife plan trolley rides with the kids, not lavish vacations, avoiding waste of food income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
New Jersey
Nous Styx Fides
Dr Bogges seeks wife on river quest after Kansas City disappearance
Special Dispatch from St. Louis reports Dr J B Bogges of the marine hospital service is traveling down the Mississippi to trace his wife who vanished Aug 2 in Kansas City. He has leads placing her at various towns on Aug 5 and 6 and hopes she may be aboard the Hippodrome show boat moored opposite Hereianeum Missouri where she was seen breakfasting Aug 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
St. Louis
Bogges
Marine Hospital Service
Kansas City
Hereianeum
Rogses
Twelve Million Dollar Gallatin County Assessment
Bozeman reports Gallatin county total assessment revised by county commissioners totals 12,228,685 dollars with Gatlay road inside the county. Real estate accounts for 28 of the amount and the net increase over assessor figures is seven dollars. A reduction in the Northern Pacific railroad assessment resolved after federal court action in favor of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin County
E. H. Sehu- Thacher
Gatlay Road
Norn Pacific Railroad
Hutchinson Farm Hand Kidnapper Threatens Mass Killing
Oscar Dudley, the farm hand who abducted Mrs. Don Rawlings near Hutchinson Kansas, sent a threatening call to the victim’s sister claiming he would return to town and kill half the town unless Mrs. Rawlings is returned. The captive remains guarded by guards and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Oscar Dudley
Don Rawlings
Funeral of Mrs Truman in Bozeman Saturday
Bozeman Aug 15 The funeral of Mrs Arthur Truman who died Wednesday morning will be held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church Mrs Truman a longtime rancher in the Gallatin valley aged 84 resided in Gallatin county 34 years She leaves husband six children Thomas Crouse Springhill Rosa B Forbes Ava Emma Reese Hightiver Canada Joseph Kroman Ida Ruth Truman Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Arthur ‘Truman
Presbyterian Church
Trigean
Warumah
Fen
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin County
Thomas Crouse
Springhill
Rosa B. Forbes
Ava
Emma Reese
Hightiver
Canada
Joseph Kroman
Ida Ruth Truman
Masonic Lodges Inspected in Bozeman Meeting
Lewis A. Smith grand junior warden of the Masonic order in Butte visited Bozeman to inspect two local lodges and oversee third degree work. A large attendance gathered for the session and banquet at the new Masonic hall after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Bozergan
Lewis A. Smith
Masonic Brier
Butte
Bozeman
Ma Sonic Hall
Ino Hae
Great Northern station site surveyed in Helena
Helena, Aug. 15. F H Hamilton, resident engineer of the Great Northern with headquarters at Minot, N D, will arrive tomorrow to stake out the location of the new 125 station. A small party of engineers has been surveying the ground and measuring the earth to be removed for the foundation and track approaches. Last night two more engineers joined the party, Lei be Fanning and others, entering the station by De-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
F. H. Hamilton
Great Northern
Minot
N. D
Lei
Washington school decision keeps east side building safe
A special committee and City Building Inspector Van Horne ruled the Washington echo building safe for occupancy with added safeguards for the coming term. The board approved anchoring walls and supports, with George Nelson to supervise repairs costing up to 8000 to 4000, and considered a new Echo building in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Echo
van Horne
Holland
Elderkin
F. J. Melcher
Thomas’ Driscoll
George Nelson
Herman Kemna
Ufe
East
Trent Watts
L.A
Echo
Kemin
Kemna
Washington School
Scraps of world facts and figures in a pasted miscellany
A collage of odds and ends from various regions and topics. Mentions a $30,000 cargo of apples shipped from Tasmania to London, London's taxi census, gnat varieties, Tokyo’s population, a Calif ornia wave power motor, coal use by steamers, Champagne imports, a goose club in South London feeding 60,000, elephants killed for ivory, the word spinster, Malay coin value, diamonds found near Unska va, Paris dog show, Berlin rail electrification plans, Suez Canal traffic by class, and a truncated note about small change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
London
Tokio
Japan
California
United States
Africa
England
Ottawa
Unskava
Quebec
Paris
Tuileries
Berlin
Suez Canal
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Daly
Bain
Brock
Bell Phone
Walterial
Bell_ phone
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Morton
New York
Omees
Fifth Avenue
Palling
Pitin Avenue
ofice—Hartford Building
Atadisan and
Dearborn Streets
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Rocky Mountain
White Sulphur Springs
Great Falls
Dill Livingston
Lewistown
Red Lodge
Dillon
Kalispell
Hamilton
Glasgow
Havre
Roundup
Pioneer
Presse Association
Rmountains
Montanete
Iife
Ely
Grand Mountains
Lonesome Pine
Yong Genin
Mathios
Rocky Mountaine
Boston Transcript
New Haven
Boston & Providence
Boston
Mrs. Truman
Washington
Miss Columbia
Mont
Frederic J. Haskin
Govert
H. F. Ritz
Christian Church
Owsley Block Butte
Northwest
TAO
Houston
Salmon Valley Land
Bessie
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Wash
College of Arts
Sci- Fe Law School
Law School
Undertakers
Bray
Jack Bray
Reichard
Nulbe
St. Patrick's
Immaculate Conception
East Athe Street
Wesley Chapel
Harry van
Goeur d'Alene
Idaho
Joseph Richards
Undertaker
Treet
Sherman & Reed
Larry Duggan
Able Undertaker
North Main Street
Bell Phone 770
M. J. Walsh
East Park Str
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Ind
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