Fragmentary note mentions Seattle and Salt Lake City names
A garbled text fragment mentions individuals including William and James Broughton of Seattle and references to Salt Lake City papers. It includes stray phrases about Mount Stor Fink cemetery and a date near 1903. The legible content is sparse and largely indecipherable.
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Brovenpor
Vane
William
James Broughton
George
Seattle
Mount Stor Fink
Salt Lake City
Funeral notices for Tiady and Hocking families
The funeral of Margaret Tiady wife of Rice Tiady will be held Thursday morning at the family home 50 Franklin Street then mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 9:80. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Arthur C Hocking funeral to be held with service by the Rev. S. Ingentelter at Chewcoma Cemetery.
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Tipdy
Margaret Silen Tiady
Rice Andyeth
Franklin
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy’ Cross
Arthur C. Hocking
Thomas
Noted financier Hepburn dies from injuries after auto strike
A. Barton Hepburn banker economist and longtime Union League and New England Society figure died from injuries after an auto collision. Delegates to his Friday funeral include Elihu Root. Rockefeller, Cortelyot, Depew among Union League attendees. Hepburn held posts from state comptroller to bank executive and board director at major firms.
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Associated Pres
New York
Union League Club
New England Society
A. Barton Hepburn
Hepburn
Elihu Root
John D. Rockefeller
George B. Cortelyot
Chauncey M. Depew
Alonzo Horton Hepburn
Colton
N. Y
Middlebury College
SU Lawrence Academy
Ogdensburg Educational Institute
State Assembly
Banking Department
New York State
State Bank Examiner
State Comptroller of Currency
New York City
Bankers’ Trust Company
First National Bank
Woolworth Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Third National Bank
National City Bank
Chase National Bank
Rockefeller Foundation
New York City Chamber of Commerce
The
Pilgrims
Academy of Political Science
Japan Society
National Geographic Society
Metropolitan Museum of “Art
Museum of Natural History
U S Farmers Face Stiff Competition
Washington report states farmers will face strong competition in world grain markets next year. Europe has built a large adverse trade balance, limiting its export capacity while other surplus nations may challenge American markets. Global price declines have caused distress in major surplus producing regions including South America, Australia, Canada, and the United States.
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Associated
Washington
Commerce Department
Europe
Ade
South America
Australia
Canada
United States
Gallatin Organizes Wilson Foundation in Bozeman
In Bozeman the Associated Press reports eight men and women gathered to form a group supporting Woodrow Wilson era principles. The new Gallatin County foundation aims to raise its share of a proposed million dollar fund. John Love lace named chairman A Berthel secretary W S Davidson treasurer. women to form their own promoting body.
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Bozeman
Woodrow Wilson
Gallatin County
John Lovelace
A. Berthel
W. S. Davidson
Cuban minister says Marines may leave Cuba soon
De Cespedes, Cuban minister to Washington, stated he believes all marines will be withdrawn from Cuba in a short time. He refused to reveal his basis for the belief and said the matter had not been raised recently with diplomatic officials.
Public utilities to file reports
Helena Jan 25 An order by Montana public service commission requires all utilities supplying power light heat and water to file existing contracts and schedules of rates with the state commission The order takes effect in February under a 1913 law enacted by the legislature.
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Helena
Public Service Commission of
Montana
State Commission
Lewistat
Rotary Club Luncheon Hosts Notables in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Rotary members and visiting business leaders from Butte and Anaconda gathered at Hotel Deer Lodge for a luncheon. F. Bena of the Northern Pacific spoke on farmers self-reliance, Senator Williams discussed Salt Lake wool convention, and Ed Sears of Milwaukee Railways commented on East Coast conditions. Other guests included W. K. Dwyer Anaconda Max Hammer Hough Anaconda Louis Kapenis Butte and Dickie Dee from Northern Pacific freight.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Rotary Club
Butte
Anaconda
F. Bena
Northern Pacific Railway
C. H. Williams
Salt Lake City
Ed Sears
Milwaukee Railroad
Edward Scharnikow
W. K. Dwyer
Max. Hammer- Hough
Louis Kapenis
Dickie Dee
Northerne Pacific Freight Department
High School Girls Celebrate Half Ribbon Day
In Deer Lodge on January 25 the Yeeps club of high school girls marked their annual half-ribbon day with every member wearing a large bow. The custom began four years ago and was continued after favorable comments.
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Deer Lodge
Yeeps
Powell to Tackle Fast Dillon Five
Powell high school students anticipate a Friday night game against Dillon at the high school. Dillon is described as having a fast aggregation and the matchup is likely to be one of the season’s most exciting. Townspeople are encouraged to attend and support the school's activities.
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Deer Lodge
Powell High School
Powell-Dillon
Dillon
Powell county school chorus elects officers in January
Deer Lodge January 25 readers report the Powell county high school girly chorus chose officers for the term. Margaret Bien as president Marie Nelson as vice president Agnes Richardson as secretary treasurer Anna Jensen as marshal Blanche Wallis as librarian. Installations and speeches to follow.
Improved shipping service promised by shipping board
New Orleans January 26. Leading flour mill operators and grain dealers pledge full support to United States Shipping Board services and promise to move every cargo on ships flying the American flag. W B Keene, traffic manager in Washington, pledges improved service and regular sailings on commercial terms from all Gulf port lines.
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Associated Free New Orleans
United Stati Shipping Board
Shipping Board
W. B. Keene
Washington
Gulf Ports
Wife begs slain mate to forgive
Philadelphia dispatch reports Mrs Oscar Rosier kneeling beside the corpse of her husband and his stenographer, pleading for forgiveness while clutching her month old baby. Tears fell on the slain man as guards led her away after twenty minutes with the body.
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Associated
Philadelphia
Oscar Rosier
Grey
Rosier
Hard Times Party of the Eagle Eyes at Knights Hall
The Hard Times Party of the Eagle Eyes at the Knights of Columbus hall drew a large crowd in festive garb. Attendees enjoyed lively dancing and humorous costumes, making it one of the season’s most delightful social events.
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Party OF Eagle Eyes
Eagle Eyes
Knights of Columbus Hall
Minnesota mining tax under attack in federal suit
Duluth report states complaints target the constitutionality of Minnesota's tonnage tax on mining. The suit names members of the Minnesota tax commission and other state officials as defendants, brought by mining companies.
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Bye - Duluth
Sul
Minnesota
Minnesota Tax Commission
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