Missoula Rally Joins Conservative and Liberal Parties
Missoula December 15 college hall packed as Garden City Commercial College hosts a decisive political rally for conservative and liberalist parties. Students marched Higgins Avenue with bonfires and banners, then filled the opera house as A P Green welcomed attendees. Speakers included Thomas W. Marlowe for the conservatists and G L Ambrose with C Irench for the liberalists, discussing national issues and reciprocity. Music by Allen McPhail and others followed. The meeting adjourned late in the evening.
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Missoula
Garden City Commercial College
Higeinsenue
Higgins Aivenue
A. P. Green
College
Thomas W. Marlowe
United States
Fington
Arguin
Murray
Republic Party
G. L. Ambrose
C. Irench
Ambrose
Allen McPhail
Students deliver enjoyable and instructive political rally
At 10 30 o clock the students acquitted themselves well and presented a thoroughly enjoyable as well as instructive political rally.
County Board Retains Woody in Heyfron Tax Suit
The Missoula board of county commissioners voted to retain Frank H Woody to assist Charles Hall in defending four U S suits against Daniel J Heyfron treasurer of Missoula county. The United States claims wards of the government should not be taxed. cases to be heard in United States court.
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Missoula
Board of County Commissioners
Hans
Frank H
Woody
Charles Hall
Daniel J. Heyfron
Missoula County
M. Pablo
al Sloan
Markle
Lameover
United State
United States
Sear Still in Serious Condition After Train Strike
Missoula December 1 W J Saar the man struck by a passenger train on the Bitter Root branch and knocked from the bridge remains in serious condition. Doctors fear internal injuries though there is some faint hope for recovery. He was unconscious at the scene and did not regain consciousness until this morning.
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Missoula
W. J. Saar
Missoula Notes Visitors and Court Update
Missoula notes report Darby visitors in George Mil city with M Haley and P H Donovan. Dr W P Mills shows gradual improvement and sat up. Attorneys for Jennie B Rowan in the Johnson case announce a new trial petition to be filed soon. Dr R Gwinn, oculist and aurist, of Ham is mentioned.
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Darby
George Mil
M. Haley
P. H. Donov
Cty
W. P. Mills
Jennie B. Rowan
Charles Johnson
Whic
R. Gwinn
Aurist
Ham
Bowling Tourney Outcome Looms in Missoula Night Match
Missoula reports a late Friday bowling tourney at Devlin alleys between Reliance and Invincible teams ended with the Invincible side winning by 81 pins. A fragment mentions Golden Rule mail orders and P M Reilly’s fruit. A curious genealogical note misstates Lovel Coke’s age and lineage.
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Missoula
Reliance
Golden Rule
P.M. Reilly’s
Geneva
Lavel Coke
Wilam Coke
Leicester
Keppel
Mons
Lovel
Little girl gets the insurance money in Missoula
In Missoula on December 13 1908 12 year old Rena Reeine received 5000 dollars as her share of her father Joseph Recine's estate. The payment came from the Independent Order of Foresters after proof of death and the guardianship by J M Keith. Recine died in Oakland California last March after a career as a sailor and in poverty.
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Missoula
Rena Reeine
Academy of the Sacred Heart
J. M. Keith
Joseph Recine
Independent
Order of Foresters
Philipsburg Court
James E. Abbey
Granite County
Recine
Oakland
Cal
Midavit
Philipsburs
Josep Recine
Supreme Court of Th
Hone
Little Byttle
Carpenter
Court of Foresters
Racine
Philipsburg
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Sagen
Rea
Lao
Land dispute ends as Lewis agrees to purchase
Missoula report details years of contention over a 27 acre tract claimed by Northern Pacific and other parties. David Lewis, living on the land, admits ownership and buys the site from the townsite company for 1000 dollars after a long court fight and dismissal of the suit.
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Missoula
David Lewis
He Platou
Ewis
Towneile Company
Lewis
George Kennedy
Iit
Land Department
Railway Company
W. A. Simons
Cliaton Townsite Company
Red
Steve
Lewin
Stevens
Bette
Denver women form group to curb street harassment
Denver young women unite to combat public harassment by men who ogle and follow them on streets like Arapahoe and Capitol Hill. They describe long suffering and aim to press for relief from rude conduct and intimidation in daily shopping and travel.
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Denver
Arapahoe Street
Capitol Hill
Legacy Echoes from Kansas Revival and Local Noises
The journal recalls Hammond’s revival in Lawrence as a preacher converted many, with a shoemaker famed for reforming habits at his bench. A Louisburg Herald note mocks a sobered Bob Bryant after whiskey and a widow recalls Mary McDonald, oldest living US resident, recounting Valley Forge era tales with Quaker roots.
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Kansas
Hammond
Lawrence
le Prentis
Louisburg Herald
Bob Bryant
Mary McDonald
United States
Dolores
Mra. McDon
General Washington
Valley Forge
Frog Cows
Valley Forgy
Meatear Lake Salts Mfg Co Opinion Piece
Spokane) Wash Gentlemen a severe rheumatism attack led to a resort to Medical Lake water. The writer praises their salts as highly effective for barbed wire injuries. A horse wire fence cut left a woman unable to walk, requiring rolling onto a stone boat and hauling home. The author and wife worked to save the horse using a strong Medical Lake salt solution.
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Mfg. Co
Spokane
Ty T
James Glasgow
Medical Lake
Salts Mfg. Co
G. Webster
Sandpoint
Idaho
Conti
Sun Confusion Sparks Wife Remark in Odd Exchange
In a terse exchange, a man’s wife replied that it was not right for him to need her, remarking on the sun as part of a puzzling dialogue. The fragment hints at a domestic moment with unclear context and no further details.
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Owiglen
Medical Lake waters touted as cures for wounds and rheumatism
The letters and testimonials describe Medical Lake water and salts as effective treatments. Patients report rapid healing of severe wounds and relief from inflammatory rheumatism, with improved appetite and mobility. The notices list multiple wholesale and retail distributors across western towns.
Dazed talk on fashion and social roles sparks debate
A fragmentary dialogue centers on dress and behavior in public life. A man argues women face scrutiny while denying a need to dress for business, warning against becoming stepping stones for fame. The tension highlights gender expectations and press attention.
The Yellow Dog Vindicated in New Jersey Tale
A parable-like piece extols a yellow dog who, after generations of notoriety, saves a boy from drowning near Brookdale. The dog, once maligned as a pest, is praised for a selfless act that turns public opinion and is likened to a heroic, almost mythic vindication. The narrative blends satire and sentiment about lineage and virtue.
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New Jersey
Noah
Brookda J
Moses
George
Brookdale
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