State Ranch near Boulder hailed as profitable investment
The 320 acre state ranch known as the Tuttle ranch near Boulder was bought in 1907 for 19000 dollars from the state board of education. Improvements include a dairy barn, fenced land, water spigots, and a Holstein herd. Last year the ranch produced hundreds of tons of hay, dairy milk, vegetables, and many crops with profits around 2100 dollars, supporting the argument for expanding land holdings to meet growing school needs.
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Apecial Committee
State
Boa| of Education
Rocky Mountain Leader
Montana School For the
Boulder
Dent Boys
Mr. Tirown
Dante
Vutter
Rap Tay
Ira B. Shope
Boulder-Kikborn
State Ranch
Boulder Horn
Whitehall-Helena
Whitehall Notes Conductor Heslep Transferred to Pony and Norris
Whitehall dispatch notes the transfer of conductor Heslep from the Ruby Valley line to the Pony and Norris branch. The vacancy is filled by conductor Pennovich who previously ran Burlington trains between Butte and Billings. A separate item reports an hired man on William Moulton’s ranch south of the town was involved in a painful incident yesterday.
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Francis Claus
Taree Water Tank Pacific
Elly
Mina King
Celesta McCall
Trea
View
Ada
Caroliny
Etrausberser
Kate Powell
Esther
Peat
John Andrews
Gam
Thomas Lytie
Missoula
Philippine Islands
Philippine Islands. “From Here, Mr. Lytle
Here
Cardwell
Ascelum
American Sunday School Union
George J. Johns
Edna Lank
G. Underwood
Ffc
Butte
Earl Manchester
Old Sunlight Mine
Badger
Campbell
Livingston
Coast
Northern Pacific
Fremen's Union
Mystle ‘Tie Lodge
Whitehall
W. J. Rankin
W. ML
A.D. Carne
Wiz Coa
Griffin
Wis
Needham
J.D. McPaddin
The
Standard
Hesep
Ruby Valley
Alder
Pony and Norris
Heslep
the Pennovic
Burlington
fLand
Billings
William
Moulton
Permission Granted for Line in Park Across Yellowstone
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that Washington approved a plan for the Conrad Stanford company to build a 4 power plant and run transmission lines across a section of Yellowstone National Park. The revised bill removes about 240 acres on the park's northern border to restore land to public domain and enables Interior Department approval for a contract leasing the site with a fee for use. Charlottenburg, Germany opens a four story hotel intended to house 2,000 animals.
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Standard
Washington
Jan
Dubie Lands Committee
Conrad-Stanford
Yellowstone National Park
Tx Mines
Montana
Towstone Park
Park
Crevasreek
Yellowstone
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Charlottenburg
Germany
Noted Cartoonist Cheever Goodwin Dies in New York
Renowned artist Cheever Goodwin, creator of Evangeline Wank Dr. Syntax Panjandra The Merry Monarch Lost Strayed Stolen The Merry Little Trooper and 30 other works, died recently in New York.
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Cheever Goodwin
New York
Goodwin
Evangeline
Try This Home Made Cough Remedy
An article advertises a simple cough syrup recipe using Pinex and sugar syrup, claiming fast relief for heated coughs, croup, and throat troubles. It describes mixing quantities, suggests doses every one to three hours, and promises strong soothing effects and long shelf life with a money back guarantee from a Wayne Indiana company.
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Cody
Lily
United States
Canada
Fe Wayne
Ind
Beaverhead Club backs Norris for Interior secretary
Beaverhead Commercial club at a Dillon meeting endorses Edwin L. Norris of Montana for secretary of the interior. The resolution cites his public service, knowledge of western issues, and conservation work, urging a fair and economical administration under President-elect Woodrow Wilson. In Washington, Secretary Fisher testifies against Uncle Sam Oil leases amid Indian affairs probes and a court denial of a mandamus to reinstate deposed Osage leaders.
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Standard
Dillon
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Wilson
Edwin J. Norris
Department of the Interior
United State
United States
Woodrow Wilean
Interior Department
Edwin L. Norris
Secretary of the Interior
Norris
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Fisher
House Indian Affairs Committee
Osage
Bacon Rind
Ted Eagie
Tom West
Uncle Sam Company
Fire on wrecked train extinguished by chief
Wrecked train fire in Gaeta area rapidly controlled by the on scene chief fire officer. No injuries reported as responders contained flames and secured the site.
Attorney General Answers Question on County Creation
Helena dispatch reports Attorney General Keily issued an opinion regarding forming new counties. The query from Valley County by county attorney Slattery concerns carving Sheridan from Valley and validity if Valley remains partly vacated or reduced. Keily cites constitutional limits, general law options, and notes three new counties already created under prior legislation.
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Standard
Helena
Keily
Slattery
Valley
Dart
Valley County
Sheridan
Sheridan County
Kelly
Tam of
Hhe
Old Valley
Wold
Princeton Students to Escort Wilson to Washington Inauguration
President Wilson will serve as governor until March and depart March 2 for his inauguration in Washington. He will travel in ordinary fashion and will not use a private car. About 100 Princeton students will march in the inaugural parade with special cars attached to the same train to escort the former university president and give a Princeton cheer.
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Fila Hwovernor
New Jersey
Washington
Wilson
United States
Princeton
National Capital
Tver
PRESS OF TURKEY HINTS AT ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS
In a report from Constantinople on January 21, it is noted that Turkey may bow to European wishes. The Turkish ambassador in Saint Petersburg is said to have informed the Porte that Russia counsels accepting reasonable terms to end the war. The Russian ambassador in Athens also urges a settlement, warning that continued resistance would provoke Russia to abandon its benevolent attitude.
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Ntinople
Europe
Teis
St Petersburg
Porte
Turkey
Aegean
Kiamil Pasha
Russia
Governors address hints at elopement fix and party control
In Delaware the governor, a Republican, proposes revising fast marriages to curb elopement into the governor’s suite, while Democrats control state offices and the legislature. The same note says a U.S. senator will be chosen to replace Republican Harry A. Richardson as the political scene shifts. Chicago reports three arson confessions tied to insurance fraud and fire setting, with names withheld.
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United States
Harry A. Richardson
Chicago
Johnson
Businieas
Businees
Slingsby baby substitution case faces key testimony
In San Francisco on January 2, witnesses in the Slingsby case testified before the state health board about the baby’s parentage. Debates centered on a supposed substitution and whether Dorothy Slingsby was the mother, with testimony from Mrs. Black and Mrs. Koch regarding birth events and alleged coercion.
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San Francisco
Maella Regensburger
State Board of Health
Slingsby
Dorothy
Digeriet
Jeke Resengner
Angele
Alingsby
Samfini
Mewlain
Threety
Nasing
AF. Black
Both Sides to Consider Consolidation Question
Helena January story notes a committee on convalidation of institutions will meet tomorrow. Expected to attend are supporters and opponents with Senator Walsh, President, George Burlingame Stout, C. W. McConnell, state board member Lock Taylor and J. M. Roberts among those named.
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Helena
Jan
Jaws
Pew
Walsh
Anlcorary
George
Burlingame Stout
C. W. McConnell
State Board of Education
Lxck Taylor
J. M. Roberts
Shepard Gould Wedding License Secured in Gold Country
Howe X Y Jan, Helen and Finley J Shepard travel from Lynd ret to Treington to obtain a license to wed Miss Gould and Mr Shepard. Reverend Daniel Russell of Invination Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony. Finley Shepard and Bre Timeell arrive at Mr. Dash woods for the bridal event.
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Howe
X.Y. Jan
Helen
Finley J. Shepard
Mise Gould
Man Severed Tongue In Snowslide Wire Accident
Special Dispatch reports Ed Stull, a Plains homesteader, was swept by a snowslide yesterday and tangled in a wire fence, cutting his head and neck and severing his tongue. Neighbors aided him near the Dolson ranch. his recovery is not expected.
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Plains
Ed Stull
de Meyer
Stull
Dolson Ranch
Train wreck aftermath and Colima eruption mention
A fragmentary report notes a violent event near Mexico with thousands of villagers affected and debris blocking tracks as trains halted repeatedly to clear the way. It mentions Colima's last eruption in 1903 and a separate note about Helen Gould’s Cuban aid and a gold cot gift to her.
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Mexico
Colima
Leavenworth
Misa
Helen
Port Leavenworth
Helen Gould
Unfavorable Army Engineers Report on River Reservoir Plan
An unfavorable report from the army engineers on a proposed reservoir project for the headwaters of a river was sent to the Rose Special board. It found limited benefit to navigation and water quality could not justify government support.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Rowse. A.pecial Board
Fire destroys large part of Fort Kaskatchewan business
A blaze today severely damaged a major portion of the Fort Kaskatchewan business district in Alberta about 30 miles from Ramontom. The fire began early in the day and was not controlled until tonight, with losses reported to exceed $200,000. St Louis police have many vacancies and cannot hire quickly.
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Ramontom
Alberta
Fort Kaskatchewan
St Louis
Ander
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