President Wilson of Princeton University Visit
Princeton N J President elect Wilton Wilson toured town with a five hour walk through Princeton visiting the dormitory funded by the class of 487 and visiting his old office for the first time as former president. He noted the governor’s ex officio role on the board and planned high level talks in Trenton with Democratic leaders including Speaker Clark and Senator Smith.
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Princeton
N. J
Prmenton Unisversity
Wilson
Roor
Darattory
Wilean
State House
Trenton
Clark
Unilurwond
Moke
Baptist Young People Enjoy Talk and Pictures
Walter G. Smith of Honolulu spoke to the Baptist Young People union on The Hawaiian Wonderland. The talk included half a slide set and several motion pictures showing harbor scenes, leis, surfing, a volcano eruption, and lava flows. Ex-Governor Dole was cited with respect, and Rev. Hob Kilgore urged attendance for a follow up lecture next night at 8:00.
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Préliwilauyy
Teee
al the Baptist Abaech
Walter G. Smith
Honolulu
Srmi
Bapist Young Peoplea Union
Davin
Bantist Young People'denion
Houndluly
Crawnen
Nilanes
Crom
Volcano House
Holm
Bakers-On
Dole
Batist
Hob Kilgore
Ffia Audiencs
Buttin
Intr
The Clothersy Christmas Special Ends in Confusion
Fragments from a local page appear to mention clothing items like suspenders and garters with unclear pricing and dates. The garbled text references The Clo thery and a North Maln-Adv publication, plus a stray note about parsons and engagements. The readable parts suggest a marginal ad or notices section.
Poultry Show Prizes Dominate Blissnula Exhibition
Word from J. ly Dorek at Blissnula reports the Western Manitoba poultry show in Missawin last week drew top prizes, with the Butta exhibitors sweeping big awards. The Rhone Island Reds had 80 birds, White Leghorns strong with 7% displayed. the event drew elite Torat fanciers and statewide displays. Major prizes included a 450 silver cup to J. D. Tadern, and 40 silver to W. T. Ople, plus various cash and goods from regional sponsors.
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J. Ly Dorek
Blissnula
de Butta
Western Mantuna
Missawin
Rhone Island
Buble
Northern
Premie
Hallroad Companys
Glacier Park seeks faster growth amid limited funds
The Glacier National Park superintendent reports 2,583 Montana visitors this year with guests from many states and foreign lands. Hotels report 4.2 percent and 7.5 percent season totals, while 309 cars and one motorcycle entered the park. The 1913 funding limits restrict park improvements, prompting recommendations for new roads, ranger stations, and permanent staff to boost access and safety, including a ring road around Lake McDonald and cross-park connects to Canada.
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Blandard
Washington
Glacier National Park
Washington D. C
New York
New Jersey
Florida
United State
Nvea
Alaska
John E. Lewis
Glacier
Donald
Dunn
Lake McDonald
Great Northern Camps
Two Medicine
Cut Benk
St. Mary’s Camp
Narrowsamp
Lake McDermott
Sperry Glacier
Congress
Glacier Park
Montana
Nthe Park
Thavpark
Ublaatns
Marddam
Sparnen
Winheved
Imelatha
McDonald
Flathead
Botton Slition
Meadamt
McDonald Creek
McDonald Lake
Waterton Lake
Rockies
St. Mary's
II Divide
Mount Co
Qison Creek
Wills
Great Northern Railway
Park Reserve Notes and Wildlife Survey Summary
A Montana park report details boundaries, administration, and regulation to protect the park name. It notes no major wildfires this past year, with wildlife counts and a push to safeguard game within park borders. The report mentions the north fork Flathead region and heavy winter snowfall, plus public support for protection efforts.
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Lewis
Ate Fay Joel
St. Mary
Jorver
ASN
Wbave
Gorabhins
Divide Creek
St. Mare
Boundar Ahinill Benner Park
Neine Ty Enferne Park
Flathead River
Rik
McConnell Funeral and German Remains Reported
The notice notes Fred McConnell an agent two years and a mercer at South, with funeral announcements to appear. The German remains of Edna Germin arrived from Staute Washington and were taken to her mother Mrs. Hayes Cannon's residence at 312 West Gennite Street. Remains of De George W. Monroe arrived from Missouri and will be handled by newacds undertaking fractors with funeral notes to appear later.
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Monroe
de George W. Monroe
Acds
Funeral service for Jane S Grant scheduled at 1
The funeral for Jane S Grant is set for 1 o'clock from the family home at 014 West Granite Street. Dr Groenewalt will officiate with Rev. Ereld also named in the services.
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Silver Bow National Bank
The
Silver Bow National Bank of
Butte City
United States Depository
State Savings Bank
Butte
Mont
First National Bank OF Butte
United States
Ntew J. Davis
Wairick
Veo
Dutton
Cashler
George AW. Hill
Stephenson
Corner Main
Broadway
J Rgss
W. A. Clark & Bro
Bankers Cuttery, Bsolent Bank
Utie
Europe
Jaanston
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Cashler Cashler
OW. Hlac
DR. Lamb
al Guitafog
West Gatena SL
Bnite, Mont
Baptist
Clothery
HBO
England
Parsons
Ruun
OY Butte Mek
J. D. Tadern
Bulle
Chicakra
Minneapolis & Puget Sand
W. T. Ople
Cantervite
Wie
Ole
Canerville
Cavandey
Electrician
Aterad
J. L. Rozsh
Che Mirat National Bank
Opie
Centervie
Thea Ti
Greenfield
Marin
Indy
W. Jf. Cipte
Centertlie
Renowi
Vestpors
Nts
Urgen
G. Beck
Bierbrauer
Schlitz
Ind
Milwaukee
Mlacud
Gavigan
Tatriek Gaghian
Reaktente
Mary's
FDS
Toeivan
Temtusk
Witbek
Mount Muah Cementery
Roy
Philip Hoste
Bintan
Woolning Airert
van Wetter Wale
Elisha D. Ite
Sheremay & Teed
Wale Phaur the Ciuvral Ealke Mig
Sherman & Reed
Bel
Larry Duggan
Relinule
Lyfetiaker
Hmbatar
M. J. Walsa
Nh Enat Prele Street
Hell
Phage
Joseph Richards
IG du
Zonih Montana Street
Bell
Janes W. Grant
Familly Zomo
Granite Street
Dle
Dr. Groenewalt
Thad Ntazi
Munday
Orelock
Eha
Main
Orteen
Sam R. White
Minka Ingens
Sunih Asia
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