Dry-Land Farming Conference Aids Montana Growth
F A Carnal of Benton travels to Salt Lake City to speak at the dry land farming convention. He notes Montana’s shift to irrigation and dry farming, praising recent yields in the Gallatin and Madison regions and predicting continued progress with tree planting and water storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A. Carnal
Benton
Salt Lake
Tod Garnal
Choulyun Rauney
Fort Beton
Britto
Ely Hee
Salt Lake City
Garnach
Monten
Carnal
J. Staudhod
Choutewu
Cai
Shotte Atay
Acre
Wien
Galattin
Madison
Missouri
Bern
Runelanen
Takoln
Dulig
Mtu
Montana
Frantic Saturday Evening at the County Bank Heist
A bank clerk recounts a chaotic night when a surge of money vanished from the vault. Maree Henry, editor, and others describe tense moments as $4000 in notes moved, and later a plan to hand over more to threatenly held suspects unfolds. Police fret over the missing funds and suspect identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franti
Louisvile Caveler
Monty
Henry Wattersen
Ln Wrilliant
Une
Garmin
Teta
Penn
Elerle
Maree
Maree Henry
Aurse Henry
Tom
Fragmented description of a whispered trial and voyage
A garbled OCR style note describes a contested question about a Missnee figure and a weekly ritual. It hints at humiliation and a trial of a tort, mentioning home amity and a motion, with a compare and contrast of riding and sullimg before a breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Police probe into city officials and arrests in South Snake case
The police commission investigates charges against Policeman Joan Wess over taking money from a woman to aid a payment, with a defense claiming it was to accommodate the woman’s needs. A related case against Pallkeeman Johnson and potential annexation talks for new wards fill a day of council activity as commissioners prepare findings for a mayoral decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallee Commission of
Butta
Agitpst Policermay
Joan Wess
Wesson
Cine
Pallkeeman Johnson
Walter
Heamen McLolan
Frogai
Ur Duy
Fenind Wally
Corby
Augustus Whipple
South Snake Street
Samnes
Caunell
Forty-Sir Days Under Ground Continued Frootage One
Fragmented narration describes a rescue effort after men are trapped underground near a pumping station. Climbing ladders, improvised escape, and a tense battle with timbers as workers struggle to reach safety. Communication with the surface is established. rescue anticipates weeks of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascape
Batley
McDonald
Brown
Savbier
Ener
Impressive funeral service for Celene at Centerville
The funeral for Celene Mig attended a Centerville service led by Rev Morrison after John Hosking of Trioty Methodist could not conduct. The body lay in state at Lone of St George Hill with a Centerville choir leading the procession to the cemetery. Pallbearers included Woodmen members and local lodge officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celene
Thunfileards
Centervilln
John Hosking
Triotty Methodist Chareh
AL P. Morrison
Moun
Lone
St. George Hil
Centerville
Irgea
Porter
St. George
Washington
Lodan
BU OK
Walkerville
Mit
Chetill
Brive
P.O. Det
John 2
Henry Reharde
James Btepho
Me the Sone of at Genre and W Thomas and P r of the baa Fellows
Fragmentary text mentions individuals with initials and titles in a scholarly or fellowship context. The readable parts point to names like W Thomas and P r, possibly fellows or committee members, without clear events or dates to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas and
P'r
Baa
Baby for adoption raised by Army after mother’s death
A Salvation Army group offers a healthy infant boy about 11 months old for adoption after his mother died shortly after birth. The child, cared for by the Army, has a bright disposition, and officials seek a loving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ililla
Buivation
Birdy
Wwex
Imex
Kuhn
East War
Umm
Colin
Hawaii National Guard to be strengthened in Hawaii
From San Francisco dated January 19 reports say insurrectionary guidance from London prompts the Hawaii National Guard to recruit up to full regimental strength. Currently only five companies exist in Honolulu, Hainaulu, Wailuku, and Wailuku. An additional company to be formed in Hilo and another on the island of Kauai. Four new companies planned for Honolulu with more island units and a state savings check exchange note at Clerke's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Lonolalu
Hawaii
Nuflomu
Figay Runigaion
Twu
Hilo
Kuki
Kamehameha the Great
Honolulu
Bunker Hill Silver Mine Reveals Vast New Vein
Report from Wardner Idaho details discovery by prospectors of a major lead and silver ore body on the Sullivan side of the mine. Foreman and engineers project immense value, suggesting the upper workings may be exceeded by deeper veins and potential billions in ore, with ongoing development and possible future dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spovial Corteshondener Ofie Standard
Bookane
Wash
Jan T
Sullvan Ming
Wirdnep
Idaho
Soli Qatene
Vacegrounn
Bell
Hig Ananu
Leger
Hyeyan
Ings
Anu
Lower
Tasman
Stanley A’. Wiston
Mie
Sworld
Amy
Sullivan
Maeve
Ham
Wey
Dal
Burgermeister Luger Denies Hike For Teachers In Vienna
An American writer in Vienna reports Burgermeister Dr. Luger declined raising teacher pay despite a deputation from public school teachers noting rising living costs. He allegedly warned of harsh consequences if salaries were altered, provoking strong local reaction and ridicule from Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Luger
Burgermeister Vallety
Vinny
Lynchings in the United States Decline Stir Public Debate
Fragmented report notes a downward trend in lynching violence after recent scares. It mentions Americans abroad and domestic reactions, with observers arguing the mood has cooled though underlying tensions persist. Names and places are unreadable in the OCR.
Unclear Maritime Dispatch From St Louis Port
Fragmentary report from Dinpatch mentions a new year and a foamed dixciia lon of defocta. Digits resemble a navigational or maritime update. language suggests a rough transcription with landlubber references and the Mississippi valley context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromie Bt
Louis
Vitahit
Defocta
Miynt Voneitnetion
Mlasiasipnt
Mining Industry in Red Bluff District Promises Growth
The Red Bluff mining district in Montana shows renewed activity and base expectations despite copper price setbacks. Boaz group and other properties are being developed with shafts, tunnels, and plans for quartz mills and power generation to support operations. Local owners report substantial ore value and potential for a major boom as multiple claims progress toward production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Blof
Tex
Mantson
Virginia City
Moran
West
Butte
Custan
Maigon County
Hed “Biuft
Grose Quis
Devels
Renz
Carlonwood Creek
Nutemhey
Daldaned
Cal
Daniel Shay
Conmny
Bessie Hadzny
Abe Burris
John A. Stoker
Carriey Road
Montota
Annual Mining Companies Reports Highlight Capital and Debt
A collection of annual financial statements from mining firms shows varied capital and debt levels. Notable figures include Copart Capital with 500,000 in capital and 18,500 in debt, Furnace Creek Extension with 5,000,000 capital and 5,401 in debt, and Fiat Creek Mining with 20,000 capital and unspecified debt. Other firms like Butte and Garnet Gold and Corbin and Wickes Copper Mining report multi‑million capital and varying debt, while Mabts and Lonvenir Gold Mining show smaller or unclear totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwing
Copart Role Capital
Butte and Garnet
Comepany
Hlonindu
Park Copper Company
Corbin & Wickes Copper Mining Tompany
Furnace Creek Extension Companys Capital
Fiat Creek Mining Company
Cinita
Lonvenir Gold Mining — Company
Caplin
Mabts
Boutd Park Mining climbng—Unpitil
Mane
Artemus Ward Faces Off with Stranger In Dated Exchange
An 19th century vignette shows Artemus Ward quizzed by a passerby about Horace Greeley and General Grant. Ward’s playful ignorance and wit unfold as he encounters a curious audience and quick questions about politics and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franche
Artemus Ward
Rall
Ant
Horace Gresley
Ang
George Francis
Tran
Artemus
Din
Grant
Ward
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Headache Pain
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuralgia and related pains with no bad after effects. Testimonials from railway agent Thrusshle and Mrs Hamilton of Illinois claim freedom from headaches after regular use and urge readers to buy through local druggists.
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Miles
Miler
Thrusshle Agt
N.w.ry
Battle Creek
M. J, Hamilton
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State Savings Bank
Mose Linz
North Main Street
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Cbusabrieied
Capliad and
Warelus Frestreres Serrer Ascoloh
John G. Morony
Joni D. Ryan
Marcus Kal
CC Ewingorne
KA. Kunkel
Ovvncere
Morony
Peee Asnt Stant Ceshler
Cassiler
The
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
Joan Macginniss
BR. Leonard
Robert T. J. Smut
Combler
First National Bank
Benestiary
United States
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
Eb, Weirick
Coaliter
Dutton
Ansiatant
Butte la
West Granite i Real Estate
Burplus Real Estate
Real Caista Inventmen Money
Eta Pirat
Butte Ankers
Lec'y
Standard
Emmanud
Aviess1y Woh
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Iy Batik
Eorty
Sir Days
Awonaie Libysteda Fy
Hediepay
Hendin
Clerke’s
Durkee
Tyree la Gray Grase
Macaroni
Macarooni
Spaghritt
Vermivelit Oueth
Pawec
California
Biz Oc Sale
Ind
Hennnessy’s Grocery and Meat Market
Wardner
Fuk Mave
Dunkel Mill
Sullevas
Indienn Doer
Anil Fenath Mod Tin Yeti
Krontly Ineremara
Hautal Burgermeister
Uhgmine
Lynche
Prom
Springinia
Surlikie
Red Bluff District
Manikson
Nichi
eThe Bony Group
James
A. Sty Kouz
Jackson
Josephine
J. H. May
Ito Electric
Iron Horse Power
suMelent
Holat
Boaz
Hest Anet
Dake Diamond Oriel
Coulrace
Rata
Ingersoll-Rand Co
Vijrondiwar
New York
Areedeey
Sttte
W. H. Nichols
Butte Stock Exchange
Butte and Coeur d'Alene
Stucke
West Granite St
Bell Tel
Independent
Tet
Fred Dorr
Menuhey
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cottan Exchange
Uhty Soga
San Pennctyco Merchants’ Exchange
Boston
Dr. Hood & Go
H.C. Wong
Flor
Maat Park Trast
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