Missoula Building Boom Surges With New Courthouse and Hotels
Missoula sees unmatched construction as public buildings rise rapidly. New courthouse, university library, federal office, extensive blocks along Higgins avenue, and a large theater project drive a citywide surge in residence and business properties.
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Missoula
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le Walversity
Wwitae
Higgins Avenue
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Waal
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Alegins Avenue
Atlantic steamers may cross the Atlantic in 24 hours says naval architect
A New York writer cites a naval architect predicting 180 to 440 foot liners with 46,000,000 tons of freight and 46,000,000 passengers across the Atlantic in a day and a half to 24 hours within the next century. He notes propulsion upgrades could reach 100 miles per hour and power around 10,000 horse. however, such visions echo earlier Fulton era prophecies and Broadway’s bustle remains.
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Erendésons
Atlantic
Moman Luitiel
Shaw
Traita
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Naval
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Thelve
Cunya
Gerold
Robert Fulton
The Interrogative Thoroughfare and the New York City Ushers
A proposal for Fifth Avenue shoppers to be guided by uniformed, well informed ushers stationed at corners along Fifth Avenue and possibly Broadway. The plan envisions city residents benefiting from this service funded by the association, with aims to ease navigation of the city and enhance access to stores and addresses amid the busy streets.
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New York
Levi Hoes
Broadway
Philipsburg pride as tiny Shetland pony leads the way
A July 4 feature from Philipsburg highlights a unique Shetland pony and its family. Robert Mee Donel and Robert McDonel Sr. are shown with the pony and its dam Kyma, tracing its lineage to Deer Lodge and the Hyde herd. The youngster, a 12 year old mare in the photograph, weighs 40 pounds and descends from thoroughbred Mexican stock. The piece notes the tiny pony’s notable ancestry and its resonant echo of Montana’s equine heritage.
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Vonestor
Philipsburg
Tigdam
Ema
Deer Lodge
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New High School Facility Described by County Board
The county school board praises the new high school for its practical design and ample entrances to prevent crowding during emergencies. It features a blast heating system, manual training room, two large flags rooms, and classrooms on the second floor connected to the principal’s office for efficient supervision.
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Cree County
Missouri
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Lie Secon
Les Bien Byer
County School Board
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Care
Advertises Cuticura products as unrivaled for preserving and beautifying skin of infants and children. Claims soothing relief for eczemas and irritations, with gentle cleansing for the toilet and nursery. Ends with garbled text.
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Soren
The Little Country Weeker and Whistling Tone Dream
Ty. Charles M. Boswell, a young Methodist leader in Philadelphia, discusses Whistling league and its aim to make singing more vocal and instrumental. He recalls a past pastoral scene and muses on a country week initiative amid church life and aging fashions.
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