Efficiency Plea for High Schools
Bozeman Montana January reports L. Peter son inspector of high schools urged county superintendents that communities start only if they can sustain a successful high school. He urged greater efficiency aligned with larger income. Dr Lydia Earhart noted need for mechanization education seen in New York and Montana communities.
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Bozeman
L. Peterson
State Department of Education
Lydia Earhart
Columbia University
New York
Montana
Decisions Made In District Court In Lodge
In Lodge on January 1 the Rigtridt court heard administration letters for Henry Peter estate ordered issued to George Kaiser. Letters previously issued to Guy B. Jeffers were revoked. Heirs of Frank O. Davin petitioned for judgment against Katie Davis. Montana cases: dismissal denied for Felix Sencoat and others set for January 6. John Burkhamsmeyer v Jacob Grant cos submittal advisory. Jensine Mathison v A Erickson motion to dismiss appeal sustained. Thomas Seagraves v Walker D. Hines demurrer set for January 6. Violet v John Mad- (incomplete)
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Rigtridt
Henry Peter
George Kaiser
Guy B. Jeffers
Frank O. Davin
Katie Davis
Ate of
Montana
James
Violet
John
Delightful dandruff tonic promise for hair growth
An advertisement touts a small bottle of a hair tonic to stop hair loss and scalp flakes. It claims repeated use will halt shedding, reduce dandruff, and make hair grow thicker and softer with a glossy appearance.
Motion for new trial and demurrers in Montana cases
The court took under advisement the motion of defendant W. L. McIntosh for a new trial against James McGillvray. Demurrers by First State Bank of Ovando against J L Neff and by BL HI were submitted and kept under advisement. Duffy of Anaconda was appointed associate counsel with Wilson and Cummings. The receivership was vacated and the demurrer of the defendant continued to January 6.
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W. L. McIntosh
James McGillvray
First State Bank of
Miner Suicide Shocks Union as Motive Baffles Town
Lewistown reports Evan Jeoree a 9 year old coal miner at Lehieh killed himself by cutting his throat early this morning. The motive remains a mystery though he was a prominent figure in the miners union. Teel natives at Carlisle Indiana have been notified.
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Lewistown
Evan Jeoree
Lehieh
Miners’ Union
Teel
Carlisle
Ind
Large Gain Shown in Bank Clearings Helena
Helena reports a $8,000,000+ rise in bank clearings for 1919 versus 1918. The Helena Clearing House association cites stronger business despite adverse conditions, with total clearings reaching $110,714,92 compared to $12,713,491 the prior year.
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Helena
Jan
Helena Clearing House Association
Bozeman News Briefs Mix Resignation and Local Notices
Charles W. Tor of Bozeman resigns to join the Interchurch World Movement and will travel to New York for a conference. his family will spend winter in San Diego. A farewell reception for Rev Harris and wife drew about 156 attendees. Gallatin Valley Gold Dredging Co redeems West Gallatin canyon property tied to a sheriff sale judgment of $2,182.61 against Salesville Mercantile Co. Thomas Loughridge, Civil War veteran, marked his 93rd birthday with a surprise party hosted by local veterans and wives. past department commander Bitty E. presented with a tribute. Mrs Mary A. Lowe and her husband Will Evans joined the celebration.
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Bozeman
Charles W. Tor
New York City
S and
Daushiers
San’ Diego
Cal
Harris
Gallatin Valley
Dredsing Company
West Gallatin Canyon
Sheriff's
Salesville Mercantile Company
Washington’ Corporation
Axel Johnson
E. C. Alderson
George Batley
Thomas Loughridge
Montana
Central Avenue
William Enstish
Bite
Mary A. Lowe
Ita
Will Evans
Deer Lodge Cattle and Horse Shipment to New Mexico
In Deer Lodge a convoy led by J R Quigley ships 20 carloads of cattle and horses to New Mexico for wintering. Animals are at Deer Lodge yards after feeding on Jacobsen ranch land in the valley. Helena police blotter shows 1919 arrests totaling 375, up from 1,088 in 1918 as recorded by Chief Joe Spure.
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New Mexico
Deer Lodge
J. R. Quigley
Jacobsen
Helena
Joe Spure
Soaring Prices and Economic Concerns Across the U S
Washington reports general anxiety over high prices and a readjustment. The Federal Reserve Board notes December business conditions show demand and credit tightness, with real estate and construction foreseen to revive as prices stabilize. Labor shortages and cautious production persist, while fuel and transport bottlenecks dampen shipments.
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Washington
Jan
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Ise Trlet
Town clock tolls for zero weather in Beaver
Beaver Pennsylvania reports Teaver's town clock tolls exactly at zero degrees. Last winter the bell sounded during bitter cold and the first zero weather of the season was marked by the familiar chimes.
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Beaver
Teaver
Gun Fightin' Gentleman heads to Imperial theater
Adoring fans of Harry Carey will want to see his new Universal feature A Gun Fightin' Gentleman at the Imperial theater this Friday night and Saturday. Carey stars as Cheyenne Harry Buford with a Wyoming setting and a Chicago beef baron plot involving a contested ranch and crooked deed schemes. The cast includes Barney Sherry Kathleen O Connor Lydia Yeamans Mills Duke Lee Joseph Harris and a famed cowboy ensemble.
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Harry Carey
Universal
Imperial Theater
Jack Ford
Carey
Wyoming
Chicago
Harry” Buford
John’ Merritt
Merritt
Barney Sherry
Kathleen O'Connor
Fianny van Meter
Lydia Yeamans
Mills
Duke Lee
Joseph Harris
Untold Streets Tales Reveal a Reporter and a Scandal
A reporter recalls watching a familiar young woman amid a raucous restaurant crowd and a notorious town scandal. The piece follows her journey from rumor to resolve, including wartime service with the Red Cross and a decision to adopt a new name as she forges her own path.
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Nocat
Peieiet
Ane
Imad
France
Red Cross
New Books Arrive at Hearst Free Library in November
List of adult and juvenile titles received this month spans Allen-Keeping Our Fighters to Trowbridge Jack Hagard Series. Notable authors include Burroughs, Roosevelt, Doyle, Johnson, Lagerlof, Stover, and Lothrop. Highlights cover fiction, history, poetry, travel, and reference works with assorted subjects and genres.
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Hearst Free 'Y
Allen
Fit Archer
Arnim
Sainte Progress
Hawkine
Heck
Holmes T the. Victor
Homer
Workmendamer
Ameren Jamen
Danny Miller
Jewell
Johnson—Highways and Byways
Florida
Petrieartern
Phelps University
Philips
Bay Porter
Iswa
Spell of
Yukon
Bailady
Cheechako
Smith
Imen Ariza
Conan
Ble ‘Trowbridge
Carrier
Beard
Colver
Birchwood
Long Bridge Boys
Trowbridge
Jack Hagard
Convict Cummings Receives Delayed Pardon At Sing Sing
Ings, paroled earlier, lay near death in Sing Sing hospital when a delayed pardon arrived for Big Jim Cummings. He was moved to Bellevue for an emergency operation as wardens and officials pursued last efforts to save his life amid a mysterious illness and looming release.
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International News Service
Sing Sing
Big Jim” Cummings
Bellevue
Ings
Warden Grant
Frantz oil prospects near Mosby spark rumors and halt
Report from Lewistown notes Frantz corporation drilling near Mosby on the Musselshell river bringing up heavy oil sand and gas pockets. No oil yet as cap of the dome must be breached and spring drilling expected. Snow improves moisture for winter wheat. County division hearing continues with Protestants expanding exclusion petitions. New Year notes mock health fads and a local boxing result with two of three games won.
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Lewistown
Frantz Corporation
Mosby
Musselshell
Comepany
Utica
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Quick Safe Relief
An ad urges relief with Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross. It claims physicians have prescribed it for over eighteen years and that millions find it safe. A tin box of twelve tablets is offered at a few cents, emphasizing Bayer as the trusted trade mark.
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Bayer
Mother Recovers After Gall Bladder Troubles Ad
A Toledo Blade readers advert recounts a mother suffering liver troubles for 16 years who grew unconscious during attacks. After eight months of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, purchased locally, she improved markedly and stayed well. The ad claims the preparation removes mucus and relieves stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Toledo Blade
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