Bishop Nuelsen to Open Montana Conference in Butte
The article profiles Bishop John L Nuelsen, a German born leader overseeing 18 active bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church. It notes his Montana visit next week to open the Montana conference in Billings and his planned stop in Butte on Tuesday, including meetings with pastors and a public reception at Mountain View church.
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Anaconda
Reversible floor at Paris Apollo theater pivots for dance
The Paris Apollo theater floor is a reversible 2500 square foot platform weighing 100 tons. One side is for dancing and the other a Moor style inclined seating section. Mounted on a steel framework and rotating on a horizontal axis, the floor swings through a 30 plus foot deep excavation.
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Three Thirteens Spell Luck At The Cafeteria Table
A group of four in a Butte cafeteria discussed luck and the number thirteen. A woman born on the thirteenth claimed luck favors her. a man born on August 15 and another on September 13 joined her. They all shared the same initial in their names and blamed or blessed the superstition as a black cat crossed their paths.
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Rice dreams and ferry fortune in Melbourne correspondence
Melbourne correspondent to the Ottawa Citizen reports the Northern Territory acting administrator envisioning vast rice lands south of the Daly River. A federal analyst doubts profitability of field rice, while Senator Findley funds further tonnage tests, hoping the territory becomes Australia’s fertile area. Also from the Boston Traveler a tale on a fortune telling nickel scheme on the East Boston ferry ends with a sharp quip about financiers.
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Chicago aviation meet dazzles with airship bomb drops
Reamor fotilla witnesses eight aircraft drop flour bombs on a mimic battleship at Chicago aviation field. Eugene Ely wins climbing contest and $1,000 prize after a near disaster but makes a safe landing. Reed of Chicago hails the event as the greatest aviation exhibition and a sign of the city’s aviation craze.
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Livestock Auction Debuts at State Fair Feature
Stockmen show keen interest in a new annual livestock auction at this year’s state fair. The sale will feature pure bred stock to boost breeding of horses cattle swine and sheep through sire exchanges rather than typical market sales. Colonel Bellows of Missouri, a nationally known auctioneer, will preside. The three morning sale begins Thursday Sept 28, led by superintendent Harry L Summers of Bozeman.
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Scolding Sermon Targets Indolent Church Members
Rev W A Rether, pastor of First Baptist, denounces church members who do nothing or seek easy tasks. He urges responsibility across church, politics, industry, society, and religion, warning spiritual inertia endangers moral life while calling for hard work and financial commitment. Concert items noted: J T Evans sang Rock of Ages. Mendelssohn Moderato played. evening solos by Richard Calloway and Miss Sarah Heyman Not Lost but Gone Before.
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Ten Thousand Elk In Big Round-Up Drive Across Wyoming
Wyoming officials plan a staged drive to move 10 000 wild elk from Jackson Hole to the Big Horn mountains aided by 2000 mounted men including 1000 cavalry and 1000 cowboys. The drive aims to establish a self supporting herd and protect ranches and sheep from elk damage.
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Chiefly About Butte People
Harold Lew has gone on a two weeks trip to Chicago. Miss Farrer Kennett of Helena is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry Jones. Miss Gertrude Nichols and Mrs. Gillette will leave this week on a trip to Glacier park. Mr. and Mrs. Reno Sales and Miss Townsend have returned from a three weeks camping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lanning and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Berrien have returned from a trip to Glacier park. Miss Theo Russel and Miss Frances Russel have returned from Madison Wisconsin where they enjoyed a delightful summer outing. Prof. C. H. Bowman and his sons William and John arrived from Ogden Saturday accompanied home by Mrs. Bowman's father William Schansen bach. Donald Gillies, who returned from an eastern trip a few days ago, accompanied by his young son Whitford, left yesterday for Mexico where he has mining interests.
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Ogden
Donald Gillies
Whitford
Mexico
Old Ben the Catalina seal vanishes from local waters
Los Angeles Times notes the famous pet seal Ben has disappeared after a two week watch by boatmen. The Catalina colony once numbered over five hundred, now scarce as seals hide from boats. Mexican Joe, who knew Ben for forty years, worries over the loss.
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A Keen Ear
A Boston Transcript humorous exchange shows a husband and wife at midnight. Two mosquitoes in the room are singing and the wife protests while the husband jokes about harmony and bites.
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Small handwriting hints at future statesman says analyst
The New York Sun reports David N. Carvalho connects handwriting styles to character. He notes that small, almost feminine script appears in great men like Grover Cleveland and William McKinley while broad, large-handed writers show different traits.
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